2011
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Hace 1 día · The film introduces a wide-ranging cast of characters, including Mookie (portrayed by Lee himself), a pizza delivery man working for Sal (Danny Aiello), Mookie's outspoken friend, Buggin' Out ...
Hace 5 días · Danny Aiello plays Mr. Bruckner, a caring neighbor who becomes a father figure to Lonnie. # 3. Most popular actor on Old Enough. 887 Wikipedia views yesterday.
Hace 2 días · Jaws is the perfect warm-weather film. Not only did the 1974 movie launch the summer blockbuster model that still exists to this day, but it's also a perfect beach flick. If you’ve seen Jaws 100 times, or if killer sharks scare you out of the water, you still have plenty of movies to enjoy on those warm and nostalgic nights.. It doesn’t matter if you’re looking for a breezy comedy, a ...
Hace 2 días · Farrow is in full Giuletta Masina mode, constantly gazing upward either at the movie screen or the massive men in her life. One would be tempted to call this the actress’ finest work, were it not for the spectacular comic turn she delivered the year before in Allen’s Broadway Danny Rose.Purple Rose is an exquisitely acted picture, with Aiello bringing an unexpectedly sympathetic ...
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Hace 5 días · Danny Aiello said he felt betrayed after learning his daughter-in-law stole more than $246,000 from his checking account. Aiello, who appeared in "Moonstruck" and "Do the Right Thing," told a...
Hace 2 días · 4 Decide randomly. 5 Danny Aiello’s character in Do the Right Thing. 6 Building block of life. 7 Festival closing act. 8 Southwest sch. known for its numerous online offerings. 9 One-named actress on Parks and Recreation. 10 Slogan on a blue, pink and white pin. 11 Inapt response when somebody says “Happy birthday!,” presumably.
