A made man in the Gambino crime family recently released from prison. He insults Tommy at a nightclub, triggering a violent retaliation where Tommy and Jimmy beat, stab, and shoot him to death, violating mob sanctions.
Nicky Santoro's right-hand man and a key member of his criminal crew. He assists in the casino's protection and various illicit activities. Later, he participates in the mob-ordered assassination of Nicky and Dominick, ambushing them, brutally beating them with baseball bats, and overseeing their burial alive in an Illinois cornfield.
A Mafia associate contacted by Joey to arrange Jake's title shots. He is later confronted and viciously attacked by Joey at a nightclub after Joey suspects Jake's wife is unfaithful. The fight is stopped by mob boss Tommy Como.
Angie's father who violently discovers his daughter's interracial affair with Flipper Purify. He severely beats Angie with a belt and kicks her out of the house. Later, he reluctantly permits her to return home after she and Flipper's relationship has ended, reflecting his rigid but ultimately yielding stance on racial boundaries.
A high-ranking Italian mobster and the father of Fulvio Nesstra, maintaining significant influence within the criminal organization involved in the financial plots.
Minor character in Belly, appears in street or gang scenes.
Bernie Feldshuh is the debtor Jerry Bolanti is sent to collect from after taking work through his underworld connections. His men seize the money and shoot Jerry, and Bernie later hires a professional killer to eliminate both Jerry and the lawyer behind the collection, escalating the conflict.
Frankie is a member of the organization who becomes involved in the conflict surrounding Paul Castellano's leadership. He tries to mediate as Sammy and John consider opposing Paul, and he is later among those for whom FBI agents arrive, showing that law enforcement's pressure reaches John's inner circle.
A gangster associated with the criminal world Indiana encounters around a speakeasy.
Johnnie Marandino is a mob boss who employs Bobby Starr and is already angry with him for sleeping with his daughter when he was supposed to mentor her. He confronts Bobby about letting him down and rejects Bobby's promise that a second album will make money, telling him they are going for a ride, apparently to kill him.
Frank Vincent has 78 screen credits in a career dating back to 1976. Their work spans 3 cinematic universes — most prominently Shark Tale with 1 titles. Signature works include GoodFellas, Raging Bull, Casino. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 3 universes
