Cast
- Frank Vincent as Lou Marazano
- Kathrine Narducci as Lorraine Lionello
- Mike Starr as Lorenzo Galante
- Stacy Keach as Ray Berkowski
- Armand Assante as Stefano D'Agostino
- Danny Goldring as Ralph Maloney
- Tim Gamble as Harold Greene
- Martin Shannon as Sammy Delano
- Barret Walz as Elliot Walsh
- Gina D'Ercoli as Angela Casso
- Robert Gerdisch as Michael Casso
- Rick Plastina as Angelo Perelli
- Mark Vallarta as Joey Casso
- Jack Bronis as Joe Barbone
- Michael Guido as Frank Salerno
- Ray Toler as Philip Rossi
- Ulises Acosta as Rodrigo
- Louis Di Giulio as Toothless Old Man
- Roy Anderson as Freeman
- Jennifer Anglin as Darcy Barbone
- Freeman Coffee as Eddie "Knuckles" Jones
- Charin Alvarez as Flower Shop Owner
- Kevin Michael Doyle as Arresting Officer
- Keith Uchima as Mortician
- Audrey Francis as Forensics Detective
- Ellee Pai Hong as Female News Anchor
- Dick Johnson as Male News Anchor
- Kimberly Gordon as Jazz Singer
- Dominic Capone as 31st Street Crew
- Fred Saldone as 31st Street Crew
- Sal Amato as 31st Street Crew
- Damian Vanore as 31st Street Crew
- Marc Grapey as 31st Street Crew
- Gary Brischetto as 31st Street Crew
- Mackenzie Kyle as Rossi's Secretary
- Usman Ally as Pawnshop Owner
- Ric Arthur as Breaching Officer #1
- Brendan McCarthy as Breaching Officer #2
- Aaron Crippen as Breaching Officer #3
- Len Bajenski as Interrogating Detective
- Adeoye Mabogunje as Chop Shop Thug
- Hector Badillo as Chop Shop Mechanic
- Ryan Hall as Bartender
- David Marcotte as Restaurant Husband
- Walt Sloan as a Strip Club Patron
- Jim Heatherly as Line-up Cop
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