Together, they trace the complicated relationship between De Niro's disparate gangsters: Genovese was the right-hand man of mob boss Charles "Lucky" Luciano of the influential Luciano crime family, ...

growing up on mean streets that prepped them to make their bones in the organization of Charles "Lucky" Luciano. Levinson uses black-and-white footage and still photography to give the past a ...

Written by Nicholas Pileggi, author of “Wiseguy: Life in a Mafia Family,” the book that ... most importantly the infamous Charles “Lucky” Luciano — he was associated with Joe Masseria ...

Both men actively participated in the rise of the mafia in New York City and had great cooperation under crime boss Charles "Lucky" Luciano ... take over the Luciano crime family.

Written by Nicholas Pileggi, author of “Wiseguy: Life in a Mafia Family,” the book that ... most importantly the infamous Charles “Lucky” Luciano — he was associated with Joe Masseria ...

Most investigators were convinced that he was more influential than any family boss ... Lansky stood next to racketeer Charles (Lucky) Luciano. When Lansky asked for citizenship 40 years later ...

The two crime kings fought for, or traded, power over the Luciano crime family in the years after Charles “Lucky” Luciano was exiled to Italy. The Alto Knights focuses on the hot potato of power ...

Pictures "The Alto Knights" makes much of the fact that Vito and Frank were friends as boys, growing up on mean streets that prepped them to make their bones in the organization of Charles "Lucky" ...