Mob drama starring Ray 'Boom Boom' Mancini, Mia Sara and Costas Mandylor.
Ray Mancini Mia Sara Costas Mandylor Alan Gelfant Tom Atkins Dayton Callie Robert Miano Barry Kivel Dudley Swetland Carlos Palomino Tony Sirico Charles Durning Ivan Bathee Drew Bongianni Cameron Carter Mariel F. Cray Don Creque Paul Di Pinto Deanna Eppolito Louis Eppolito Ron Gallegos Tamie Gandee Golde Brenda Grate Cher L. Halas Bob Jennings James Kisicki Kenneth Lanci Frank Marino Buzzy Popovec Tommy Smolko Nicole R. Sorice Robert Standley Rohn Thomas Jerry Zafer Tyler Dayne Gallimore Tyler Dayne Gallimore Janet 'Scarlett' Gibson Dominic Koulianos William 'Shorty' Young
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