Goodfellas Cut Away Too Early — The Real Death of Morrie Kessler (The Wig Man) скачать в хорошем качестве

Goodfellas Cut Away Too Early — The Real Death of Morrie Kessler (The Wig Man)

Goodfellas Cut Away Too Early — The Real Death of Morrie Kessler (The Wig Man) Goodfellas gave Morrie Kessler forty-five seconds. An ice pick. A camera cut. And then the movie moved on. The real Martin Krugman — the man Morrie was based on — was strangled in the front seat of Jimmy Burke's car, dismembered, and buried in pieces under a bocce court in South Ozone Park. His body has never been found. His name is bleeped without explanation on the Goodfellas director's commentary. And the ice pick you saw on screen belonged to a completely different murder. This documentary tells the full verified story of what Goodfellas cut away from. What you will learn: Who Martin Krugman actually was — born December thirtieth, nineteen nineteen, in Passaic, New Jersey, a Russian-Jewish bookmaker with bulging eyes and hyperthyroidism who spent his entire life on the edges of the criminal world, never fully inside it How Krugman's salon For Men Only on Jamaica Avenue became the physical center of the Lucchese crew's social world — and how Paul Vario himself bought his hairpieces there, documented in FBI surveillance photographs The real story behind the iconic Goodfellas wig commercial — how Martin Scorsese personally called the Queens window company owner who recreated Krugman's actual pool advertisement for the film How a Lufthansa cargo supervisor's twenty thousand dollar gambling debt to Krugman produced the tip that made the most famous cash robbery in American history possible — and why Krugman received nothing for it The real method of Krugman's murder — strangled in Burke's front seat by Angelo Sepe, not stabbed with an ice pick — and which completely different murder Scorsese borrowed the ice pick from What Henry Hill told Karen Hill in their kitchen about what Jimmy had done to Marty — overheard by their son Gregg Why Krugman's name is bleeped on the Goodfellas director's commentary with no explanation ever given — and what the most likely reason actually is What happened to Fran Krugman after her husband disappeared, why Burke considered having her killed, and how she survived