Vegas Hitman On The Hollywood Godfather Gianni Russo
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- čas přidán 12. 06. 2019
- Former Vegas Hitman shares a story about The Hollywood Godfather Gianni Russo. You may remember Gianni from The Godfather Part II as Carlo. Stay tuned for a full interview coming soon on Valuetainment. Make sure to subscribe to the channel to get all the updates.
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Gianni definitely doesn't share the same opinion of Frank that Frank has about him
Even a mafia hit man won’t mess with the condo home owners association 😂
😂😂😂
Gianni hated this guy. He just said hes happy he died lol
You must eat up this BS. Collutta threatened to beat him badly a number of times. Russo is a fake, punk ass old man. Not a real mobster, not legit.
Lol Cullotta also called out Russo on his bs
He was glad he died because he was talking shsh about him & Cullota was a real killer. Russo is a story teller.
Haha true saw that on VladTv "thank god he is dead, what a piece of s...." 😂
Rip frank
Russo is a Actor it makes sense why he's able 2 make the storys so believable
A bad actor.
@@tml184 and a bad bullshiter
Kind of weird to see a hit man come across as a regular guy. In the end I guess they are just people....people I would not want to piss-off, but still just people.
they are people that own businesses and those businesses happen to be mostly half illegal and instead of firing people that are hurting their business, they kill em.
Cullata was surprisingly nice about Russo...given how Russo was about him.
I think he was on his best behavior in the interview, it was well known that Collutta scared the crap out of this poser. Russo is as authentic as a 200 dollar rolex.
@@tw364 Can you not get a Rolex for $200?
Salute to you Patrick 🥂
Very interesting to hear the stories of those mobsters. Lot of life gems in there 💎
I can’t believe how open he is about it 😂 pretty chill dude
*All these mafia videos are d̶e̶c̶e̶n̶t̶ Awesome* !! 🔥#PBD
I read his first book and got the other two in my bookshelf for later this year. I can recommend the first book "Collutta"...I remember there is a really funny story when they are doing a robbery and he doesn't have his glasses on and starts to talk to a coat hanger 😂
Full Interview?
Will you consider posting to bitchute ? Thanks for the great videos
Wish I was apart of those days to be honest
Haha you are crazy
Prolly be dead or in prison
Feel u
Facts
@@Grimeandcrime fuck off
where is the full video?? :D
very interesting guy..
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Reading Russo's book. It's pretty good so far. Hollywood Godfather
Its all bullshit
Hey pat, could you make a video on why we shouldn’t watch your videos ?
"Got It!"
good ol' homeowner's associations eh?
What about Al Gore mafia
First of all, Cullotta was never "made". Tony Spilotro could not have made him because he was no boss. He was actually under Spilotro's wing. That's why if you hear Frank talk about the times when there was issues, Tony would go in and speak for him. That's the reason Tony and his brother Michael were killed in the movie Casino, because they sent for them and told Tony his brother was gonna get "made" and so they came back to Chicago and got killed.
@BidenCheatedAndBrokeHisAnkle 123 I'll answer that in one statement. TRUE FACT: In the movie Casino noticed how Joe Pesci saw two gangsters getting ready to "con" the hotel with bogus checks. The scene where they start the "go-a-round" with " I thought he was here and Pesci goes he was, but he left. I think he went across the street". The gangsters repeated "oh, he went across the street". That's respect! When your "with somebody" your place is "respected" and when your not "with somebody" it's "open territory" for all. Gianni Russo restaurant was closed down because it had "organized crime affiliations" or "mob ties" in it. They used he spot to do their "dirt". You could look that up.
What difference does it make if he "made." It's really not known how that worked in Chicago. There's people who say Jackie D'Amico was never made, yet he rose to one of the Consiglieres, and the outfit had non-Italians in the upper echelons, and conflicting stories on whether Chicago used initiation ceremonies or not. I think the one person to claim they did was the son in Family secrets, who himself wasn't made.
Tony was a street boss in Vegas. He answered to Joey Aiuppa according to the FBI, meaning he wasn't under one of the other street bosses in Chicago, but directly under the top boss.
In chicago, there were only 5 or 6 official Capos at one time, and each had their own Lieutenant/Underboss/successor, and ruled over their own territory and had their own little family. Then the outfit had satellite territories where they sent high ranking soldiers to run as a street boss/de facto capo. Tony had Las Vegas and California. He was a big shot.
Whatever Frank was, he was trusted enough to meet with bosses like Joe Lombardo and Joey Aiuppa(unless he's just lying about everything in his book, which is possible). He was also Sicilian, was suspected of being a full member of the outfit going back to the 60s, and had friendships with several guys going back to his childhood.
@@histguy101 only a Boss could have "made" a person, make a big difference. Proof is how was Tony lured back to Chicago? with the false pretenses that his brother was going to be "made" that's how they were able to kill them both.
@@robertmassatelli2638 I'm just saying it doesn't really matter if he was made. He was still with/in/working for the mob, and we don't know for sure what his deal was.
Being a made guy isn't a requirement to being a gangster/mobster/wiseguy/whatever he was claiming to be in this video.
The year that the Spilotro brothers were killed, one of the top bosses of the outfit was Gus Alex, a Greek, who we can assume wasn't "made."
@@histguy101 Gus Alex was a "front boss" just to take the heat from the real boss Aiuppa!
This is far before he passed away. Culotta, in another interview said that Russo was a liar.
Gianni Russo is much more real than Ori
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Interesting but Culotta was a minor player with the Chicago mob. Like so many others over time their role has increased in stature and importance.
Hell awaits.
Didn't Gianni die?
Do they server 🎂 their? Haha
Its sad and off subject, but content is hurting this channel badly, It used to run neck and neck with Dan Lok but now it is falling behind as there is less draw
you mean dan lok the scammer?
I love how guys like Patrick bet David and vlad say oh Gianni knew so n so. Gianni is a professional storyteller. This alone is why pbd and vlad shouldn't interview mobsters. Also the rat never tells the truth.
Tell about the sins of the mafia and their bad activities !
A gentleman compared to Kuklinski
Kuklinski was liar
Also a someone compared to Kuklinski.
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LOL
I didn't know...what's wrong with @Patrick bet david why he is spoiling his great content channel...with this borrer mafias interveiw's and all.... wasting his time with their subscribers time as well...
He got subs from these videos. Boring maybe for you because your not American. The american people enjoy these stuff not from now but even back in the TV days