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Goodfellas is a 1990 Quick Facts about: film
Photographic material consisting of a base of celluloid covered with a photographic emulsion; used to make negatives or transparenciesfilm about the Quick Facts about: mafia
A crime syndicate in the United States; organized in families; believed to have important relations to the Sicilian Mafiamafia directed by Quick Facts about: Martin Scorsese
United States filmmaker (born in 1942)Martin Scorsese. It is based on the book Wiseguy by Nicholas Pileggi, which is itself based on a true story. The film stars Quick Facts about: Robert De Niro
United States film actor who frequently plays tough characters (born 1943)Robert De Niro as Quick Facts about: Jimmy Conway
Quick Summary not found for this subjectJimmy Conway, Quick Facts about: Ray Liotta
Quick Summary not found for this subjectRay Liotta as Quick Facts about: Henry Hill
Quick Summary not found for this subjectHenry Hill, Quick Facts about: Lorraine Bracco
Quick Summary not found for this subjectLorraine Bracco as Hill's wife, Karen Hill, and Quick Facts about: Joe Pesci
Quick Summary not found for this subjectJoe Pesci as the irascible Quick Facts about: Tommy DeVito
Quick Summary not found for this subjectTommy DeVito.

Story

In the film Henry Hill, played by Quick Facts about: Ray Liotta
Quick Summary not found for this subjectRay Liotta, becomes involved in the mafia at a young age: as he says in the film, "As far back as I can remember, I always wanted to be a gangster."

In the late Quick Facts about: 1940s
The decade from 1940 to 19491940s and early 'Quick Facts about: 50s
The cardinal number that is the product of ten and five50s, Henry idolizes the Lucchese crime family gangsters in his blue-collar Quick Facts about: New York City
The largest city in New York State and in the United States; located in southeastern New York at the mouth of the Hudson river; a major financial and cultural centerNew York City neighborhood, and goes to work for them at a local cab stand, much to the dismay of his Quick Facts about: working-class
Quick Summary not found for this subjectworking-class parents. The local mob captain, Paul Cicero (Quick Facts about: Paul Sorvino
Quick Summary not found for this subjectPaul Sorvino), and Cicero's associate Jimmy Conway (De Niro), help cultivate the boy's burgeoning criminal career. When Henry is Quick Facts about: arrested
Quick Summary not found for this subjectarrested for selling Quick Facts about: cigarettes
Finely ground tobacco wrapped in paper; for smokingcigarettes, he wisely tells the police nothing and is lauded by his superiors for "being a standup guy."

As an adult, Henry and his friend Tommy DeVito (Pesci) conspire along with Conway to steal much of the billions of dollars in cargo passing through Idlewild Airport (later JFK). They help out in a key moneymaking heist, stealing over half a million dollars from Quick Facts about: Air France
Quick Summary not found for this subjectAir France paying Cicero his due as per the mafia's code of tribute.

Henry also meets and falls in love with Karen (Bracco), although there is conflict between families since Karen's parents are Quick Facts about: Jewish
Quick Summary not found for this subjectJewish and Hill is himself half-Quick Facts about: Irish
The Celtic language of IrelandIrish and half-Quick Facts about: Italian
A native or inhabitant of ItalyItalian. (Because of his and Jimmy Conway's own mixed ancestry, they can never be an actual "made men"--full members of a crime family.) When Karen learns first-hand about what Henry actually does for a living, she is fascinated instead of repelled: it impresses her that Henry has the nerve to steal instead of just "sitting around, waiting for a handout."

As the years go by and Henry earns Cicero's trust, his compadres become more daring (and therefore dangerous): Conway's excessive love of hijacking and theft is bad enough, but DeVito is nearly psychotic in his need to prove himself through Quick Facts about: violence
An act of aggression (as one against a person who resists)violence. In one of the film's most Quick Facts about: controversial
Quick Summary not found for this subjectcontroversial scenes, DeVito shoots dead a young man, first for not bringing him his drinks fast enough, and then for talking back.

DeVito's violent streak reaches a crest in June 1970 when he bludgeons to death Billy Batts (Frank Vincent), a "made man" in the competing Gambino crime family. Henry, Conway and DeVito place Batts's body in the trunk of their car, stop by DeVito's mother's house to pick up a knife, finish killing Batts upstate, bury him in an abandoned plot of land -- and then discover six months later that the land has been sold and the (badly decomposed) body has to be re-excavated. (This scene serves as an example of the movie's black humor.) During this time, Henry's relationship with his wife deteriorates when she finds he has a Quick Facts about: mistress
An adulterous woman; a woman who has an ongoing extramarital sexual relationship with a manmistress; Karen threatens the other woman so violently that even Cicero has to Quick Facts about: mediate
Quick Summary not found for this subjectmediate.

After beating up a Quick Facts about: Florida
A state in southeastern United States between the Atlantic and the Gulf of Mexico; one of the Confederate states during the American Civil WarFlorida gambler whose sister works for the FBI as a typist, Henry is caught and sent to Quick Facts about: prison
A correctional institution where persons are confined while on trial or for punishmentprison for six years. There, he deals drugs to keep afloat, and by the time he returns to his family has a lucrative drug connection in Pittsburgh. Cicero has warned him not to deal drugs outside of prison, but he ignores the older man and gets his confederates (and his wife, and new mistress (Quick Facts about: Debi Mazar
Quick Summary not found for this subjectDebi Mazar), and babysitter) involved in a Quick Facts about: smuggling
Secretly importing prohibited goods or goods on which duty is duesmuggling operation. At the same time, in December 1978, Conway plans and pulls off a record five million dollar heist at JFK airport, but grows disgusted when his associates flaunt their earnings in plain sight, and begins having them eliminated. Worse, after promising to welcome DeVito into the Lucchese family as a "made man," the elder members of the family instead kill him as retaliation for Batts's death.

In an extended, Quick Facts about: virtuoso
A musician who is a consummate master of technique and artistryvirtuoso sequence named "Quick Facts about: Sunday
First day of the week; observed as a day of rest and worship by most ChristiansSunday, May 11th, 1980," all of the different paths of Henry's complicated criminal life collide. He must set up a major drug deal, cook a meal for his family and brother, placate his mistress, avoid the police, and satisfy his cohorts, all the while jittering from snorting cocaine. The editing and scoring of the sequence have been acclaimed as some of Scorsese's best work, with a Quick Facts about: montage
A paste-up made by sticking together pieces of paper or photographs to form an artistic imagemontage of popular songs such as Quick Facts about: The Who
Quick Summary not found for this subjectThe Who's "Magic Bus" and Quick Facts about: Harry Nilsson
Quick Summary not found for this subjectHarry Nilsson's "Jump Into the Fire" forming the soundtrack. (The rest of the film also uses the same sort of scoring strategy, where the music provides not only an emotional backdrop but a sense of historical placing.)

After Henry's drug arrest, Cicero abandons him, and the rest of his mob cohorts follow suit. Suspecting that he and his family will be killed if he doesn't act first, Henry spills the beans on his former criminal cohorts to the FBI, takes his family into the Quick Facts about: Witness Protection Program
Quick Summary not found for this subjectWitness Protection Programand disappears into anonymity. Now he is "nobody," he laments in the film's closing lines: "I get to live the rest of my life like a schnook."

Awards and recognition
The film is #94 on the Quick Facts about: American Film Institute
Quick Summary not found for this subjectAmerican Film Institute's list of 100 Years, 100 Movies and is consistently in the top 30 on the Quick Facts about: Internet Movie Database
Quick Summary not found for this subjectInternet Movie Database's list of top 250 films. In 2000 the United States Quick Facts about: Library of Congress
Quick Summary not found for this subjectLibrary of Congress deemed the film "culturally significant" and selected it for preservation in the Quick Facts about: National Film Registry
Quick Summary not found for this subjectNational Film Registry.