Watch Robert De Niro mingle with mobsters and politicians in the new trailer for Martin Scorsese's TheIrishmanFilm
at the New York Film Festival tomorrow, September 27th, before hitting theaters November 1st and Netflix November 27th.
De Niro stars as Frank “The Irishman” Sheeran, a World War II vet-turned-hitman who ends up working for Russel Bufalino , the boss of the Bufalino crime family. Through Bufalino, Frank finds himself helping the infamous union boss Jimmy Hoffa , who enlists Frank in his fight against big business and the government by asking, “Would you like to be a part of history?”
While the trailer teases plenty of vintage Scorsese mob violence, it’s also peppered with moments of sharp, dark humor. In one wild moment, a gunman charges into a courtroom and Hoffa swiftly drops him, before offering a lesson to everyone around: “You always charge a guy with a gun. With a knife you run away. So you charge with a gun, with a knife you run.
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