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Rockland director and Lynch Mob Producer and Star trumpets Tappan

2010-01-29T10:18:00.000-05:00

By Chris Serico • cserico@lohud.com • January 28, 2010

Regulars at the Central Barber Shop in Tappan might have been startled to see actor Armand Assante in one of the chairs on Sunday. And the barber getting ready to give him a trim? He looked a lot like Vincent Pastore from "The Sopranos."

When they weren't getting advice from Luciano Leone, the owner of the barbershop, Assante and Pastore were taking direction from Paul Borghese, a Rockland County native who was shooting scenes for his latest film, "Goat."

And it was no coincidence the director choose Tappan for the scenes, happy to give his childhood home the Hollywood treatment. He even gave Leone, who has run the shop since 1968, a little on-camera role as — what else — a barber. "I'm in the third scene," he says.

A graduate of Tappan Zee High School and St. Thomas Aquinas College in Orangeburg, Borghese moved back to Tappan from Manhattan two months ago and opened a film production office on Old Tappan Road.

"My roots are in Rockland," says Borghese, who shot part of his directorial debut, "Four Deadly Reasons," at Rockland Cemetery in Sparkill. "There are just so many great locations in the area that ... are unique and original and haven't been seen before."

Including the Central Barber Shop, where Borghese filmed scenes for "Goat" with Assante ("Gotti," "Judge Dredd"), William DeMeo ("The Sopranos," "Analyze That") and New Rochelle resident Pastore ("The Sopranos"). Not on set was Ice-T ("Law and Order: Special Victims Unit.")

In "Goat," DeMeo plays Bobby Baldano, who, following a prison stint, opts to return to a life of crime rather than work for the construction company run by his father, Joseph (Assante). Bobby refers to his Pontiac GTO as Goat, which is "almost like another character in the movie," Borghese says.

"It's a story about the wrong choices," he adds. "It's not just about the choice, but it's also about the timing of your choices."

Borghese also directed DeMeo as the lead in "Searching for Bobby D," about four struggling actors' quest to finance a film that supposedly has Robert De Niro's name attached to it.

"I think ("Goat") has the potential to be one of those indie films that stands out and goes very far," DeMeo says.

Assante signed on about a year ago, citing Borghese's friendship and talent as reasons.

"He has a natural gift for sending up the whole crime genre," Assante says. "I think he has a great sense of humor. He has a funny twist on things."

While Sunday's shoot was totally indoors and confined to the barbershop, Borghese plans to return to Tappan in May to film outdoor scenes in and around the area, and at the Oak Tree Inn when the weather improves.

"The more we can shoot in Rockland in those four weeks, the happier I'll be," Borghese says.

When he's not behind the lens, Borghese works as an actor. In addition to playing Yogi Berra in HBO's "61*," he's appeared in movies from "Julie & Julia" to "Find Me Guilty."

"Sometimes I like just showing up to work, not having all the responsibility (of a director)," he adds. "As an actor, I go in there, play the role, I'm done and get paid."

But with the control and creative fulfillment, directing is even sweeter when he gets to do it in a place he knows well.

Last year, Borghese used The Castle on Route 9W in Piermont as the setting for "Alienated," which he describes as " 'The Sopranos' meets 'The X-Files.' "

He's a major booster for his hometown, with a vision to make Rockland just as enticing to film scouts and production companies as its neighbor across the river.

To that end, he wants to find sponsors to help him create a screenplay competition, whose settings are exclusive to Rockland.

"The winning script would be produced and shot in Rockland County," Borghese adds. "It would be really exciting and bring a lot of revenue to the area."

Film commissions, he says, would take notice upon learning about and seeing films shot entirely in the region, and the county would continue to benefit from future productions.

"I would love it if by next year, it would be a reality," he adds.

Assante, who owns a farm in Orange County, has similar hopes for film production growth in the Hudson Valley. He's working on his own film about farming in the '40s.

"I would love to be able to spearhead some kind of small studio here," he says. "I literally have lived and traveled all over the planet. ... The Hudson Valley is probably one of the most beautiful places on the planet, and many people don't know that."

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2009-10-01T07:24:00.001-04:00

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Sammons catches the eye of lead character Johnny Romano, a mobster-type played by John J. Cornetta.

2009-09-22T18:54:00.004-04:00

Actress stars in horror film

By Karen Rohr

Features Editor

Conyers native Kristyn Sammons moved to Los Angeles two years ago to build a career as an actress in film and television, but her biggest break so far occurred in Atlanta before she even headed West.

Through contacts at her acting school, Nick Conti's Professional Actor's Studio in Atlanta, Sammons auditioned for and landed the role of the love interest in "Lynch Mob," a horror film premiering at the Carmike Crossroads 16 in Conyers on Thursday. As a pregnant waitress zombie, Sammons catches the eye of lead character Johnny Romano, a mobster-type played by John J. Cornetta.

Her image has been showing up in previews for the film at the Carmike in Conyers, prompting friends to call Sammons and congratulate her.

"I shot it three years ago and I'm really excited that it's coming out," Sammons said. "They took their time to do it the right way."

Sammons, 27, said she recalls the stars of the movie - Tony Darrow and Paul Borghese - sitting down with the cast between scenes, chatting and telling jokes.

"'Lynch Mob' was an amazing experience. It was my first time working with big name actors," Sammons said.

Even as a young girl, Sammons had her sights set on a life revolving around performance.

"When I was little I always had the crazy personality. My brother and me would put on shows for my family," she said.

As a teenager, Sammons fully immersed herself in Salem High School's theater program, performing the role of Queen Guinevere in "Camelot" at age 14, and going on to snag lead roles in "Little Shop of Horrors," "The King and I," "Romeo and Juliet" and "Steel Magnolias," among other shows.

After graduating from Salem in 2000, Sammons attended Auburn University for two years, but got pulled away from academia by a national touring performance of "Dancing on Common Ground," a song and dance review. Sammons sang for the show, performing with Michael Londra of "Riverdance" fame. She also sang and acted in another national touring production, "Boomers!," designed to appeal to the Baby Boomer generation.

Finished with touring, Sammons moved back to Conyers, enrolled in acting classes and set her sights on L.A. After filming "Lynchmob," Sammons performed the role of Candler Habersham in the long-running Atlanta stage comedy, "Peachtree Battle."

"Being live on stage is so much fun because you never know what's going to happen," said Sammons, who performed in "Peachtree Battle" for six months.

Still, the excitement of being on the set of a film is unmatched, Sammons said.

"I really love film because they'll do as many takes as they need to get it audience ready," Sammons said. "When the director says 'action' it still gives me chills. It's like this is what I was meant to do my whole life."

Living in L.A., Sammons continues to take acting classes and works with an agent to audition for parts. She just completed a film montage called "Sounds of Silence" and has auditioned for several television shows, including a remake of "Melrose Place." She also just got a call back for a Chiquita banana commercial.

"I will take anything I can to boost my career," she said. "I'm trying to get my name out there and get more professional and more comfortable in front of the camera."

Sammons works as a bartender to pay the bills and maintains an internship for a talent company. She meets her share of celebrities, but also talks with those actors bitter about not having a major career. Sammons is determined to remain optimistic.

"I'm still at the point where I love it and I don't think it will go bad for me," said Sammons.

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Conyers-based actor lands supporting role in 'Lynch Mob'

2009-09-15T13:25:00.001-04:00

9/13/2009 12:01:00 AM
By Chris J. Starrs
Staff Correspondent

Conyers-based actor Nelson Bonilla well remembers the most critical 40 minutes of his entertainment career.

A New Jersey native who owned and operated a landscape design company, Bonilla found a previously unknown affinity for acting through a drama group at his church.

"When I started going to this little church in Henry County, I noticed they had a drama department, and I thought I'd be good at something like that," Bonilla said. "It was fun doing skits on Sunday mornings that emphasized the pastor's message. Acting really seemed to grab me, meaning that I was good at it."

Bonilla decided to try to engage an agent to help him find acting work, which was when he became the recipient of the 40 moments of truth.

"I decided to go for it, and got an appointment with an agent," he said. "And I was horrible. I'd never done a cold-read audition before and it was just terrible. But that agent spent about 40 minutes with me and took the time to point me in the right direction about taking acting classes, getting better photos and learning a technique. It was the most valuable 40 minutes anyone ever spent with me. It was constructive - she ripped me apart but she got me on the right path."

Six months later, better educated in the ways of the actor, Bonilla returned to that same agent's office and enjoyed an entirely different outcome.

"I had gone to class, I studied, I bought books on acting - I'd never read so much in my whole life," he said. "But the fire was lit. I went back to that agent and knocked her block off, and got my first agent. It was a good feeling."

In 2005, Bonilla landed his first role in "Motor Home Massacre," a low-budget horror film made in Georgia and was released directly to video.

"That movie is in every Blockbuster and Hollywood Video score in the country," said Bonilla. "That was my first major film role."

He's appeared in a number of small, independent films since then and in 2008 earned a role in the hit Fox-TV drama "Prison Break," which helped Bonilla feel he was turning the corner in his new profession.

"I landed three scenes in an episode of 'Prison Break' and it was a fantastic experience," he said. "The people I worked with were so graceful and encouraging. It was really surreal to be on a network TV show. The calls and e-mails were a little overwhelming but fun - that's been my biggest role until now."

Bonilla has returned to the independent film world, taking a supporting role in the thriller "Lynch Mob," in which a town with a long-held secret comes toe to toe with organized crime purveyors seeking out a snitch in hiding.

"It does have a unique plot line," Bonilla said of the story, which takes place in the fictional Georgia town of Lynchburg and pits flesh-eating zombies against well-armed New York City mobsters.

Originally reading for a role as an FBI agent, Bonilla wound up earning a part as Jimmy Q, the mobster who only speaks in questions. The film stars John J. Cornetta (who also serves as executive producer), as well as Tony Darrow (a veteran character actor who had a regular turn in "The Sopranos" as well as parts in several Woody Allen films) and Paul Borghese (who also appeared on "The Sopranos" and a host of other television shows and films).

While the film is rated R for its predictable violence, gore and naughty language, Bonilla said "Lynch Mob" also has some comic elements.

"I think it's probably impossible to do a zombie movie without some comic references," he said. "The film has some really strong actors and the producers really took their time casting the right folks. Once the establishing shots were done, the actors were allowed to play a bit with a little bit of latitude from the director. That's when the magic happens."

The film, with its $1 million budget, was filmed in 2007, primarily in Atlanta, and Bonilla said the producers have been biding their time to try and arrange a major distribution deal. The Atlanta-based Spry Brothers Films got involved in the proceedings and put a deal together for "Lynch Mob" to open in more than 200 Carmike theatres across the country.

The world premiere of the film will happen very close to Bonilla's home as the Carmike Crossroads 16 in Conyers plays host to the first official screening of "Lynch Mob" at 7:30 p.m. Thursday. The film will have its official release the following day.

"It will be a premiere with all the bells and whistles," Bonilla said. "We'll have the red carpet out and VIPs, including all the actors in the film. It's going to be an amazing event. We're really focusing on the premier because we want to honor the film and Carmike for really stepping up for us. And I've lived in Conyers for nearly 10 years and Conyers deserves an event like this - I don't remember there ever being a premiere of this magnitude there."

"Lynch Mob" will open on 13 screens in Georgia and will play on at least one screen in 27 states.

Now working for Cornetta - a New York native who has acted in a number of projects but may be better known in metro Atlanta for his ownership of the Love Shack novelty shops - Bonilla said he hasn't done a whole lot of film work since "Lynch Mob" was completed, although he has been involved in a planned sequel.

"I changed professions, going from the landscape architecture and design business to the retail business, so there was a lot to learn," he said. "I had a lot of homework, which didn't make much time for finding acting jobs. Hopefully, we'll have the sequel to 'Lynch Mob' in the pipeline soon."

When asked if he had much screen time in the new film, Bonilla chuckled and said, "The camera did like me - I'm very thankful."

For more information on the production and release of the independent feature film "Lynch Mob," visit www.lynchmobmovie.com.

Scott Stamper – Executive Producer & Screenwriter

2009-09-07T20:53:00.000-04:00

Scott Stamper – Executive Producer & Screenwriter

Scott Stamper was born in Seattle, Washington and raised in Tennessee. While Scott was a child his father worked his way through law school as a Memphis city police officer. In just two years after graduating law school, his father was the youngest Judge to sit on the bench of Montgomery County just outside of Nashville.

Like his father, Scott was always an overachiever. At the age of 12, he set a world's record in marksmanship, chartered his first corporation at 14, earned a private pilot's license at 16, started college at 17, and purchased his first house at 19.

Shortly after arriving in Atlanta Scott started a lucrative computer programming company. In 1995 his firm was developing some of the first application software for the internet, before most people had even heard of the world wide web. By focusing on digital and streaming media he was able to combine his love of filmmaking and editing with his career.

For the past eight years, Scott Stamper has been assisting independent filmmakers in the Southeast in bringing their visions to the screen. From writing and directing, to props and editing, he has worked in virtually every aspect of film/video production.

In 2003 Scott directed the short film entitled "Performance Anxiety". He co-wrote, produced and directed this comedy, which starred Randall Carlton, one of the leads from Reign of Fire, and Dave the Dwarf, from the nationally syndicated MJ Morning Show. This ambitious short, had a cast of 30 and a crew of over 25.

With a desire to jump from independent shorts to feature films, Scott Stamper and John J. Cornetta formed First Cinema Productions and immediately began planning and pre-production for their first feature film Lynch Mob.

Lynch Mob stars Tony Darrow (HBO's Sopranos and Goodfellas), John J. Cornntta, Michael Cole, and Paul Borghese. It will be released in theaters on September 18th, 2009.

Scott is married to Rachel Stamper, an award winning writer who has studied under several best selling writers and collaborates on most of his screenplays. Scott lives in Brookstone Country Club in Cobb County, Georgia with his wife, two sons and two black labs.

Scott is active in several local charities and helps coach handicap children for the Equestrian Special Olympics.

In his spare time, Scott developed the popular website AtlantaFilms.com, a free resource for Atlanta area filmmakers with over 20,000 registered members. Scott is also very active in the local independent film community and is a member I.M.A.G.E. (Independent Media Artist of Georgia etc.) and the Atlanta Screenwriters Group.

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Lynch Mob Movie: Paul Borghese Rocks!

2009-09-04T02:52:00.000-04:00

Lynch Mob Movie: Paul Borghese Rocks!

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Paul Borghese Rocks!

2009-09-03T20:23:00.012-04:00

Paul Borghese Rocks!

Paul, from the bottom of my heart I say THANK YOU! Paul already knows this but is too humble, and too much of a gentleman to brag or boast so I will do it for him. Lynch Mob simply could not have been made without him! I mean Paul from the start you ...were there for me, took it serious when many others would not have. You have treated me like a brother and have added so much value to the project I am unsure that I could ever repay you.

However more than your skills, connections and wise advice on acting and the creation and completion of a film, the renewed friendship and genuine care for me is what I value most.

If I lost or end up losing my life's savings on this project (which there no way cause you and Tony ROCKED!) but if I lost every penny, I would still say that Lynch Mob was the best thing that happened to me because of our relationship today.

Much love

Johnny Cornetta

Actors Tony Darrow (GoodFellas, The Sopranos) and Paul Borghese (Julie & Julia, The Sopranos) lead a stellar cast of characters. Darrow, who was injured during the shoot, insisted the cameras keep rolling to capture his wound saying, “Hold the doctors. It’ll look more realistic with my blood. Let’s keep shooting.”

Paul Borghese

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Executive Produced by PAUL BORGHESE and JOHN CORNETTA
Starring JOHN CORNETTA PAUL BORGHESE TONY DARROW
Opens in Theatres SEPTEMBER 18th! See Movie Trailer Now!

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Black Filmmakers Plan to Kill... at the Box Office with Movie "Lynch Mob"

2009-09-03T06:49:00.001-04:00

Atlanta, GA, August 30, 2009 ---- The community of black filmmakers in Atlanta is small but strong. Lynch Mob, a film produced by black-owned Spry Brothers Films has just scored an unprecedented theatrical release with Carmike Cinemas.

What’s even more amazing about this release is the low-budget indie flick is the first film for the Spry brothers. Twins Carlos and Charles, who formed the company just a year ago, were hoping for success, but were surprised it came so soon and in such grand style.

Though the Macon, Georgia natives each went their separate ways in business, both Carlos and Charles became self-made millionaires. In summer of 2008 though, the brothers came back together to found Spry Brothers Films and with their usual knack for success, within months had scored their first film deal for Lynch Mob with Atlanta based First Cinema.

Many theaters are saying “no thanks” to big budget studio films, so how did Lynch Mob garner a theatrical?

Charles and Carlos Spry forged an alliance with another black entertainment mogul migrating into the film industry, Ron Poag of RP Entertainment, LLC. Poag, a South Carolina native, has promoted the work of Keith Sweat, T. Pain, Vivica A. Fox, R. Kelly and Bow Wow.

Poag’s RP Entertainment and Spry Brothers Films negotiated a deal with Carmike Cinemas and then stumbled across Lynch Mob. The horror film has cannibal rednecks battling gun-toting Mafioso and no, for once in a scary movie, the black guy is not the one to die. Dexter Tucker, Chris’s brother, rolls into town as part of a black biker gang who spell the end to the flesh-eating mob of backwoods barbarians.

The tagline for the movie says it all: “If you only see one mafia, cannibal, zombie horror film this year, make sure it’s Lynch Mob.” Lynch Mob opens at Carmike Cinemas across the country on September 18th.

The star-studded premiere of the film will take place in Atlanta on September 17th and will be hosted by the ATL’s chocolate enchantress Maria More of Radio One’s Hot 107.9.

Take the mob, throw in some flesh eating zombies

2009-09-03T06:26:00.005-04:00

Lynch Mob

Now here is something that Ive never heard of…again. It never ceases to amaze me that people outside of the Hollywood area are coming up with original ideas and concepts for movies, and still no one takes the seriously. Case in point. Here is Lynch Mob – A horror movie with a twist.

Take the mob, throw in some flesh eating zombies, a small town with some secrets to it, and you got yourself a good, original movie. From the trailer it looks like this one is not just shot on a handy cam (although there is nothing wrong with that…see Dead Ted). Good idea and some actors that know what there doing could someday make Hollywood think about something other than remakes.

Anyway, read below for the synopsis and links to the trailer and websites…

Synopsis:

The rural town of Lynchburg Georgia holds a dark secret. A century old curse has condemned the citizens to a diet of human flesh. Unable to leave the city limits the town folks must lure unsuspecting travelers to their quaint town where they soon become the menu item of choice. Problems arise when the Federal Government releases a street savvy criminal into their community under the witness relocation program.

Starring Tony Darrow from HBO's "The Sopranos".

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The rural town of Leesburg Georgia holds a dark secret. A century old curse has condemned the citizens to a diet of human flesh. Unable to leave the city limits the town folks must lure unsuspecting travelers to their quaint town where they soon become the menu item of choice. Problems arise when the Federal Government releases a street savvy criminal into their community under the witness relocation program.
Production Status: In Production/Awaiting Release
Logline: cannibals, curse, murder, thriller, the south
Genres: Suspense/Horror
MPAA Rating: R for pervasive strong bloody horror violence and gore, sexuality, nudity and language.
Production Co.:
First Cinema Productions
Filming Locations:
Atlanta, Georgia USA
Atlanta, Georgia, US

Biography of Johnny Ramano

2009-08-31T06:36:00.006-04:00

Biography of Johnny Ramano played by John J. Cornetta in Lynch Mob in theaters September 18, 2009

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This Biography and many other fun filled facts about John J. Cornetta and the movie Lynch Mob can be found at I.M.D.B. The official Internet Movie Database.

He first appears in the 2009 mafia horror film Lynch Mob as Captain of the Giovanni crime family. He is the nephew to the family's boss Anthony Giovanni [ Tony Darrow] who is more like a father to Johnny since Johnny's father disappeared and was assumed dead or in Witness Protection Program when Johnny was only 8 years old. That was the same time that Johnny, his younger sister Maria and Johnny's Mother Marutzi were all brutalized by a young gang of thugs in an alley way just outside of the city in Pearl River

New York. The gang raped both Johnny's mother Marutzi and his kid sister Maria, killing her and forcing Johnny to watch it all. Johnny's mother killed herself a few days later and Johnny was raised by Anthony Giovanni and his wife, Johnny's Aunt Philomene whom Johnny affectionately calls Nanny

Biography of Johnny Ramano played by John J. Cornetta in Lynch Mob in theaters September 18, 2009

Johnny is the son of would be family Don Ferdinando DiMayo and Marutzi Luciano.
John J. Cornetta and Tony Darrow F.B.I. photo Lynch Mob

Johnny has a chip on his shoulder for anyone who would even dare touch or hurt a woman. The death of his sister and mother marked in his brain forever. This noble trait is not so noble in an underground crime family and throughout the film it puts Johnny at odds with the family and himself.

John J. Cornetta who portrays Johnny Ramano worked closely with business partner and writer Scott Stamper when creating the character. Part of the influence on Johnny's overly protective tendencies is based on Cornetta's own youth. Cornetta, born and raised in Piermont N.Y. was the youngest of four children to Joseph and Patricia Cornetta. Cornetta had three older sisters, Pattie, Anita and Lisa but no brothers. His fathers sister Adel Cornetta tragically lost her husband John Post to an auto accident just months before John was born. John J. Cornetta, who was set to be named Joseph Anthony Cornetta, was named after his deceased uncle. His now widowed aunt was now left to raise their two little girls Debbie and Lynne with John's father Joseph assuming the father role John now had five older sisters and no brother. Unbelievably counting John's sisters and first cousins only, he had more than 20 female relatives and just two boys. John J. Cornetta learned how to respect and protect woman at an early age.

Part of the influence for this film can be seen in the opening scene which takes place in a bar with many gangsters. Again Cornetta was raised in his parents Restaurant in Piermont N.Y. Cornetta's Seafood Restaurant where not only were drinks and food served but his mother Patricia worked as a waitress and where real life mobsters from New York in the 70's and 80's would frequent this New York landmark.

John J. Cornetta plays this protecting gangster and falls in love with Lynchberg, yes you guessed it, waitress Sarah, portrayed by actress Kristyn Sammons.

Johnny's rival for family power Michael Giovanni is played by none other than actor Paul Borghese who grew up in the neighboring town of Blauvelt New York and Paul and John and their families have been friends for more than 50 years!

Johnny Ramano is the first Gangster to visit Lynchberg Georgia and with the help of two woman is the only one to leave there alive and move back to N.Y.

The twist of all twists is that in the end it is those same two woman Sarah and her daughter (hidden for most of the film) who end up killing and eating Johnny. As a piece of flesh is sliced away from Johnny the first person to eat him is a 140 year old infant! Yes a one hundred and forty year old baby, the nucleolus of the family and of the Lynchberg curse. So is Johnny dead or is he now the one cursed?

Only the release of Lynch Mob China Town (now in production) will answer that question!

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Corleone

2009-08-25T21:14:00.001-04:00

From: The Corleone chronicles: revisiting The Godfather films as trilogy.(Francis Ford Coppola's movies) by Poon, Phoebe
Source: Journal of Popular Film & Television, 1/1/2006.
Via: HighBeam™ Research
COPYRIGHT 1999 Heldref Publications

Mob over MIAMI

2009-08-25T21:12:00.001-04:00

From: 'Mob Over Miami' to be Made Into Feature Film, 'Unmade Man'. by
Source: PR Newswire, 7/20/2006.
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COPYRIGHT 2009 PR Newswire Association LLC

Goodfellas

2009-08-25T21:11:00.001-04:00

From: Goodfellas by Orman, Tom
Source: International Dictionary of Films and Filmmakers, 1/1/2001.
Via: HighBeam™ Research
COPYRIGHT 2001 The Gale Group Inc.

Mob

2009-08-25T21:10:00.002-04:00

From: THE MOBSTER'S LIFE AND CRIMES by Teresa M. McAleavy, Record Staff Writer
Source: The Record (Bergen County, NJ), 10/11/1991.
Via: HighBeam™ Research

Charity Golf

2009-08-25T21:10:00.001-04:00

From: Italian golf tourney a charity by KATHLEEN ARENZ
Source: The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel (Milwaukee, WI), 8/15/2004.
Via: HighBeam™ Research
Copyright 2009 The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

Darrow Golf

2009-08-25T21:09:00.001-04:00

From: Charity golf outing blends Italian culture by KATHLEEN ARENZ
Source: The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel (Milwaukee, WI), 8/12/2001.
Via: HighBeam™ Research
Copyright 2009 The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

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Executive Produced by PAUL BORGHESE and JOHN CORNETTAStarring JOHN CORNETTA PAUL BORGHESE TONY DARROWOpens in Theatres SEPTEMBER 18th! See Movie Trailer Now!

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Executive Produced by PAUL BORGHESE and JOHN CORNETTA
Starring JOHN CORNETTA PAUL BORGHESE TONY DARROW
Opens in Theatres SEPTEMBER 18th! See Movie Trailer Now!