Barry Levinson
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‘The Alto Knights’ Trailer: Robert De Niro Portrays Two Real-Life Mob Bosses in ‘Goodfellas’ Reunion
"The Sopranos" producer Barry Levinson directs the crime drama, written by "Goodfellas" scribe Nick Pileggi.
Jeff Wilbusch stars as a police officer grappling with his faith in the Peacock series premiering November 10.
TIFF: Foster goes full "Raging Bull" in this clumsy biopic about a boxer haunted by survivor's guilt after fighting his way out of hell.
‘Harry Haft’ First Look: Ben Foster and Vicky Krieps Star in Barry Levinson’s True-Life Boxing Drama
Exclusive: Levinson's latest, which follows the real-life story of a Holocaust survivor turned boxing star, is currently filming in Coney Island.
Before “Sopranos” and “The Wire,” Levinson brought us “Oz” and “Homicide,” while making prescient satires that warned of TV’s corrosive nature that made Trump “inevitable.”
Pacino and Levinson, who premiere "Paterno" this Saturday, are still finding ways to make character films in the age of blockbusters.
Riley Keough co-stars in the film sometimes referred to as "Happy Valley."
Both De Niro and Barry Levinson, director of HBO's Bernie Madoff film "The Wizard of Lies," see plenty of comparisons to Trump.
HBO's original film about the aftermath of Bernie Madoff's collapsing empire debuts May 20.
The series will return for a second season tonight at 10 p.m. ET only on the Discovery Channel.
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Why Barry Levinson Brought True Crime to TV (And Not to Film)
