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Encyclopedia > Donnie Brasco

Donnie Brasco is the name of two things:

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Donnie Brasco (film) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (804 words)
Donnie Brasco is a 1997 film by Mike Newell starring Al Pacino and Johnny Depp.
Calling himself Donnie Brasco, and posing as a diamond expert, he befriends "Lefty Guns" Ruggiero (Al Pacino), a low-level mob hit man whose personal life is in tatters, and Dominick Napolitano (Michael Madsen).
Cersani had dealings with Donnie Brasco from back in 1972 and was brought up on racketeering charges in 1982 that were brought on by the Donnie Brasco investigation.
Cranky Critic® Movie Reviews: Donnie Brasco (605 words)
Donnie Brasco is based on the true story of an FBI man who did so well that a $500,000 bounty is still on his head as he lives under an assumed name, somewhere in this great land of ours.
Donnie's wife is kept out of sight from the mob, but Maggie (Anne Heche) is always present in the story as her husband changes before her eyes; as their daughters grow up knowing Daddy from occasional and secretive night visits.
Donnie Brasco is not a cops and robbers story in the traditional mold.
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