Mafia Movies Quiz

We'll ease into this; it's "Goodfellas."

Scorsese just can't get enough of organized crime.

But Warren Beatty is so great, I bet he could've played Bugs Bunny too.

Pistone was the undercover FBI agent whom the movie "Donnie Brasco" was based on.

The film came out in 1993.

Palminteri also wrote the book it was based on, and the screenplay.

Morricone worked with director Sergio Leone on many films.

It was Connelly's first film.

"Leave the gun; take the cannoli."

Pileggi also wrote the book that was the basis for "Goodfellas."

Stone didn't win the Oscar but did take home a Golden Globe for her performance.

The Hong Kong film was adapted to a Boston setting.

There are a few connections between Bulger and an FBI agent who plays a similar part in the film.

Scorsese co-wrote the screenplay based on his own experiences.

Released in 1973, the movie was Scorsese's first real critical smash.

Sounds intimidating!

Whitey Bulger's criminal career and run from the law made him a good character.

Walken might be as intimidating as any gangster.

Jake almost learns the hard way but gets away with a slash instead.

The movie was directed by the great Harold Ramis.

It's no "The Silence of the Lambs," but it's a heck of a lot more fun.

But watch out for those Unitarian mobsters.

Chazz Palminteri's mob character proves to be an excellent collaborator.

He got the 1995 award for his role in "Get Shorty."

Corleone made Fanucci an offer he couldn't refuse.

There were no flashbacks of the young Vito Corleone in the first film.

Francis Ford Coppola's daughter has had a more successful career behind the camera.

While not the Italian Mafia, no gangster film list is complete without it.

Costner starred with Sean Connery and Andy Garcia, among others.

If you thought this question was subjective, you're wrong.