Mob Movie Monday: Hoffa | Michael Franzese

👉👉Check out the store: store.michaelfranzese.com/ Hoffa is a 1992 American biographical crime film directed by Danny DeVito and written by David Mamet, based on the life of Teamsters leader Jimmy Hoffa. Most of the story is told in flashbacks before ending with Hoffa's mysterious disappearance. Jack Nicholson plays Hoffa, and DeVito plays Robert Ciaro, an amalgamation of several Hoffa associates over the years. The film features John C. Reilly, Robert Prosky, Kevin Anderson, Armand Assante, and J. T. Walsh in supporting roles.
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[@hammerthor6441]

My dad was a Teamster, I was 15 . When he turned up missing my dad said, they got him. His look made my blood run cold. He said he'll never be found.

[@Suzyfromtheblock]

It’s very sad to think that Jim Hoffa’s wife had no closure, she passed away aged 62, no age, it must have been very sad for the Hoffa children who never saw their father again, a very sad business

[@HECKSTER69]

They gave him a big chance to leave abd retire should of listened ....

[@Suzyfromtheblock]

@@HECKSTER69 he wasn’t the type of man to do that, he built up the teamsters, he wasn’t going to Back down

[@actualmossy1627]

@@Suzyfromtheblock but when the mafia tell you to do something you usually did it or suffer the consequences and he knew what he was doing ignoring them

[@Suzyfromtheblock]

@@actualmossy1627 realistically yes you are correct , got to give it to him though he tried

[@poopstainhotdog1]

Danny devito is such an underrated director! Matilda, Hoffa, Death to Smoochy are all great movies!!

[@stevencoffin328]

Throw Momma From The Train is also another great one.

[@poopstainhotdog1]

@@stevencoffin328 never seen it, thanks for the Rec!

[@sergiopiparo4084]

Hoffa was by far a BETTER movie than The Irishman

[@natechenry]

I could sit down and listen to this guy talk about anything for hours

[@chrisbeebe7596]

@@michaelfranzese no, Thank you! From all of us! Thank you! You are an inspiration that no matter how bad things get we ALL can be redeemed 100%, Thank you Mr. Michael Thank you sir.

[@TheSweetestScience]

@@michaelfranzese hey Mike, when is Patrick releasing the Mafia States of America part one of your sit down with Sammy?? Please give us a clue!!

[@danielueblacker9118]

Michael could read a used car warranty..... and you want to hear all of it.

[@ram0666]

Excellent bullshitter.Knows how to stay relevant

[@donovanbradford8231]

you and me both god sir

[@mikefisher4834]

His body may never be found but he’ll never be forgotten and no one can take that from him no matter how powerful they are💯

[@mrn13]

"Danny De Vito is a great actor"..Thats todays biggest understatement! Great review as always. Thanks.

[@feck2594]

Not only is De Vito a great actor but people forget he was the director of Hoffa . I think it is one of Nicholson's best role's ever .

[@jaycompany4886]

@@feck2594 me too.

[@i.marr.6688]

@Mr N many people thought the movie Hoffa would be a joke because Danny De Vito ,I gotta say I thought Hoffa was more enjoyable than "The Irishman " Nicholson nailed the role as Hoffa ,no disrespect to Pacino but he didn't make a good Hoffa ,Jack Nicholson looked sounded and was Hoffa in that movie

[@magoo9767]

You're absolutely right Michael, Hoffa was and continues to be fascinating. I had a teacher who worked for RFK, they went to Teamsters HQ unannounced and Hoffa made the AG wait in the outer office for over an hour. When they finally got in, Hoffa was in his rolled up shirtsleeves on the floor doing push-ups during the 15 minute interview! Those guys hated each other's guts.

[@jamesstewart8377]

Danny DeVito is just a legend. The guy is a genius and has always been criminally underrated.

[@eatcommies1375]

I was an extra in Hoffa as a Teamster, the riot scene was lots of fun!! Great memories!!👍It still blows my mind they made that factory buildings look so good in the movie!

[@southside3216]

Was that shot taken in Pittsburghs Strip District

[@eatcommies1375]

@@southside3216 Chicago

[@unbearifiedbear1885]

Awesome ❤

[@javier7717]

It was shot by Pershing and Damen, right in front of McKinley Park by the southwest side of Chicago.

[@joeshmoe8952]

@@javier7717 Is that by Blue Island? My grandfather and his brothers moved there in the 50’s for work and stood there for about 10 yrs.

[@keithdrewv1161]

I still feel this movie is criminally underrated! I am somewhat bias being from Michigan and growing up only knowing Union Labor, but Hoffa is still a beloved legend. The mystery of his disappearance is still dinner and holiday discussion to this day and is always great conversation, I love this movie!

[@srice8959]

I’m with you brother, and as a Union Boileranimal aka Boilermaker Local #37. We really need another Hoffa. Not just for our Union Brotherhood, but our Nation too

[@keithdrewv1161]

@@srice8959 amen!

[@johngaltjkt62]

Agreed for the simple reason that Jack Nicholson's portrayal of Hoffa is dead on versus Pacino's portrayal which felt like Scent of a Woman.

[@keithdrewv1161]

@@johngaltjkt62 couldn't agree more!

[@markadams4316]

I’m originally from the Detroit area. I was also a member of Teamsters, Local 247 in Detroit. I’m still a Teamster to this day. Hoffa has always been my hero and this move was beyond brilliant!

[@Guns7469]

Now this was a great classic. Excellent cast. Michael reviews some deep cuts, he's the best. A true friend of ours👍🙏

[@Guns7469]

@@michaelfranzese thank you brother, many blessings to you and your family. God bless🙏🙏

[@srice8959]

@@michaelfranzese I’ve always loved this movie, and as a Union Boilermaker. We need another Hoffa in our Union Brotherhood, and for America! Jack Nicholson was Beyond Amazing in this movie

[@RiZenAsH]

As a truck driver I wish we had that kind of unity today. Maybe we could actually get some change in the industry that actually benefits the drivers.

[@jacobmccandles1767]

Unions nolonger represent employees, they represent the company while taking money from employees.

[@jeffcordova9633]

As a receiver Working with Walmart we cant keep drivers, even with benefits

[@bubbasimpson9111]

I've been obsessed with the Hoffa case because my dad was a teamster trucker in the 70's and there was a lot of things no one knew about him during those times.

[@Joeldiver001]

My family has ties to Hoffa and the mob but those ties were divided by the cia displacing my family to a point they changed my race at birth

[@bubbasimpson9111]

I grew up around mob guys my whole life because of my dad. Those guys were his closest friends.

[@Joeldiver001]

@ZoneFighter1 well thanks for that correction.

[@Joeldiver001]

@@bubbasimpson9111 must have been pretty fun. But got dark when those calls went out

[@bubbasimpson9111]

@@Joeldiver001 yea it was fun, I had all new video games and dirt bikes. Whenever my dad was out hauling scrap I was hanging around the restaurants.

[@unique7988]

Hoffa was a great movie. Michael, I cannot wait for your sitdown with Salvatore Gravano. I posted a photo of us on your website. God bless you paesano. 🍷

[@lehampton1]

Give the Hoffa tape to Geraldo. He’ll fall for anything!

[@DaveSCameron]

Skinheads nemesis!

[@moappleseider1699]

lmfao

[@raymondking214]

Still hasn't found "Capone's Vaults"....Just an empty "Bathtub" Gin bottle.

[@dayatatime01dengan25]

Lol

[@anthonyc1629]

"There was nothing in Al Capone's vault. But it wasn't Geraldo's fault. D'oh!"

[@sunnyfish6984]

Classic you can’t go wrong with jack and Danny liked this movie better than the one with bob and al and they 2 of my favorite actors

[@brianlamar5235]

True but the ending is fictional was not fictional is him disappearing

[@cedenoanthony45]

it’s Robert not Bob

[@pjk9056]

Both great actors but Nicholson became Hoffa! I wish he would have reprised him for “The Irishman”. I think he’s retired so I don’t know if was ever considered.

[@zamiel3]

@@cedenoanthony45 Ok Tony.

[@matthewrider5906]

Ya know what? I feel the very same way! Pacino edges out DeNiro as my favorite actor by a hair! But(!) Hoffa just wasn't the part for Al, & especially what w/the age Pacino was at, at the time of The Irishman. Nicholson, on the other hand, nailed Hoffa! 110%

[@Sean-dh4vg]

I was hoping you would make this. Very interesting topic and a great film.

[@MulToyVerse]

This is the closest you are going to have the Joker and the Penguin together.

[@johnrojas9535]

😂😂

[@davidward9487]

😂🤣😂😂🤣😂 so true

[@FastEddie86]

And the director. Tim burton plays one of the corpses after the riot.

[@MulToyVerse]

@@FastEddie86 Really?

[@FastEddie86]

@@MulToyVerse really. I checked yesterday. I found out from IMDb.

[@keyleemaw76116]

I look forward to every single one of these uploads. I remember growing up my grandpa was in the teamsters union and the Hoffa murder was one of the hot topics of my childhood.

[@keyleemaw76116]

@@michaelfranzese no, thank you!

[@styles9956]

Same. My grandfather ran one of the NorCal locals during Hoffa’s reign. Smartly he never talked about what happened to Hoffa not that he knew anything about it.

[@alexalvarado144]

Love Jack Nicholson, one of my favorite actors who actually went against the mold of Hollywood's preferred Method Acting style, and applied himself to acting through Michael Chekov's Inspirational Acting method. Which is utilizing your own body's inner energy to fuel your performance.

[@heightsofsagarmatha]

Interesting, he's an amazing actor, didn't know about that method. Do any other famous actors apply it?

[@alexalvarado144]

@@heightsofsagarmatha Chekov's style has been utilized by Johnny Depp, Clint Eastwood, Yul Brinner, Gregory Peck, and Marylin Monroe.

[@heightsofsagarmatha]

@@alexalvarado144 thank you!

[@augoosto11]

What the hell does it mean to "utilize your own body's inner energy"? Aren't you utilizing your "inner energy" all day, every day? Sounds like pretentious gibberish to me.

[@heightsofsagarmatha]

@@augoosto11 I think it means using your own personality to express the character. Jack Nicholson does this brilliantly, it's always him in the roles but he's expressing the character. Versus method acting where you're trying to completely identify with the character you're acting.

[@BigPete44]

Hey Michael!! I hope you have a great week! God Bless from The Bronx 👊🙏🇺🇸

[@Humblesoul_78]

SLEEPERS !!! Check out the movie Sleepers. CLASSIC. Cast is beyond phenomenal.

[@mikegleed5842]

Hell's kitchen 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@Humblesoul_78]

@@vittic5439 with movies that he has done like Shawshank, My cousin Vinny, Scarface that have zero to do with Mafia or Cosa Nostra i have to respectfully disagree. As someone who has spent the majority of my life in the streets this is one of theee most accirate portrayals of mob/westy life and hells kitchen that exists. No frills and the actor that plays King Benny is so real and authentic for anyone whos been around it .

[@UziSuicide1989]

50% of the film is Great, 50% is Zzzzzzzzz

[@TreyParker318]

Please never change the intro music Michael! Always gets me hyped

[@brendabryant7418]

I just love hearing your stories !!! this is the best !!!! Have a wonderful week Michael!!! 🎉🎉❤️

[@insulani]

Thank you Mr. Franzese

[@SoloDamon]

God bless you Mr.Michael

[@takayasu2009]

‘Hoffa’ is very underrated. Classic.

[@gunhawk22]

It is ALWAYS a Great pleasure and joy to hear of your honest stories about “The Life” . Many thanks Micheal Franzese

[@TommyTheBull87]

Thank you sooooo much Michael I've been waiting a very long time for this review!!!!!!

[@shelbybrown8312]

This is the film that started the tradition of my grandfather and I go to the movies. We went once or twice a year the last movie we saw in the theater together was open range. My grandpa was a truck driver his whole adult life and always wanted to be a cowboy so I think it was all very fitting.

[@julianbryant8230]

I see Michael, I click! Who’s with me???

[@jamesfeldman4234]

The young Teamsters guy killing Hoffa and Danny DeVito's character was played by the great character actor Frank Waley. He also played Oswald's double in Oliver Stone's JFK and was also immortalized in Quentin Tarrantino's Pulp Fiction where he "discusses hamburgers" with Samuel Jackson's character.

[@stevenfrost6441]

Always loved this movie. DeVito did an awesome job Directing. So many great scenes. One of my favorites is with the late great actor Robert Prosky who plays Billy Flynn after they blow up the laundry. Epic! BTW, Kudos to you Michael for not being another "I know Where Hoffa is Buried" Johnny Come Lately, way too many of those! A Man's reputation and honor is more important than money.

[@mickymcfarts5792]

Armand’s character in Hoffa, as soon as he’s in the scene, you immediately want to see more of his character.

[@Thatguy55595]

He’s 70 and used the term “living under a rock” 😂😂 Michael is the man

[@DaveSCameron]

Living the honest life we are designed to enjoy clearly has side benefits..

[@amandamcbride256]

Old saying. Older than him.

[@tiffanysmith8460]

‘Living under a rock’ has been around for longer than any of us living now! You kids!!! ❤️

[@entertainme7523]

wow

[@tommears7321]

It's an old saying

[@SISSYKAY]

I've never seen this movie....going to now. I would never know that is Jack Nicholson playing Hoffa. They made him look so much like Hoffa. Be safe, be healthy and God bless!!

[@alexandermacdougall7873]

You're pretty much the only former mob guy I have any respect for. Love your videos.

[@jimserhant7741]

I have to stop this video for one minute. You brought up “Gotti” the movie and Armand Assante. In my opinion, if they make “Gotti 2” it would be what “Godfather 3” was to that franchise. I know Armand Assante said he would never make a movie that would ruin the integrity of the first, and I believe him wholeheartedly, I just hope they kill that conversation. There’s no possible way to improve upon that masterpiece.

[@madringking1119]

It was already announced that there will be a 2nd Gotti film. It'll be about his early days in prison, all the way to him dying of cancer

[@diannaodekirk7294]

Who cares about f****** Gotti? Dude, we got bigger fish to fry

[@charlescarter4608]

@@diannaodekirk7294 F'n Carlo Gambino over here...

[@tonylee6806]

It will also be about Gotti Jr.

[@jeffmendelson8039]

Fantastic, as usual, Michael! Thank you so much for all of the amazing content and God Bless! J

[@alexandermacdougall7873]

I like the little chuckle when you say "he pulled a scam.on the government" 😂

[@seahawks366]

Michael this new sit down with Sammy looks crazy man!! From what i saw you held your cool and sounded calm and collected! Millions of people cant wait for the video to drop

[@andyfraser7]

Really appreciate this fantastic content during covid period. Something to really look forward to.

[@DaveSCameron]

Hear hear!

[@garyolivier792]

These just keep getting better and better!! Thank you Michael and crew for doing these!! OUTSTANDING !!

[@elviracatherinetalaoc2070]

I really hope they can find his remains. That way they can give him a proper burial, so he can Rest In Peace.

[@IamMedicine]

Thanks again for the great stories.

[@nickw1473]

Great video Michael! Been watching all these movies you've recommended and have been excellent

[@boyerindustries]

“But he sold a lot of books, great scam!” 😂😂

[@johynsmith]

Excellent as always. I love and respect Hoffa, wish we had more like him. Michael, in October, just don't let Joe Pistone book the yacht! 😉😁

[@Robert-Corbett]

Great work Michael, Keep it up!

[@MustangMike012]

Michael is an incredible public speaker.

[@christopherstreet1542]

I remember watching this movie as a kid with my dad when I was home from school sick and it was incredible .

[@pimas11]

Always exciting to see a new upload 👍

[@RL-ng2yf]

i love your cozy background boss

[@grucze]

I've really enjoyed your post over the last year. It was such a pleasure to meet you at Foretti's. Thank you for being so gracious with your time.

[@MrTNA-ml8tt]

I love that everytime Michael has a chance to mention how great Armand is he takes it

[@thomaswalsh4080]

Gonna be a great review, Michael! Also cannot wait for your sitdown with Mike Tyson!

[@zyngam]

He already has done that

[@GhostofCTC]

Michael I highly recommend you watch the long good Friday. I know your gonna love it.

[@jakedimovski1255]

Great review as per usual! I enjoy watching these on my Monday Nights! Can't wait for the next.

[@vivicaophelia]

This is wild! I love Michaels stories so much! I stop whatever I'm doing to watch them

[@ItsNxndo]

Same here lol ive been binge watching his videos 😂😂😂

[@rusty5019]

Thanks for another great review! Would love to see you do Public Enemies at some point. Keep up the good work

[@theportugueselegend]

Mr.Franzese, I admire you more and more after every video!! Also, you gotta tell us where to buy that canvas behind you hahahahah Also, Jon Bernthal has got to play your father Sonny!

[@petethegreek1736]

Thank you Michael. Loved this one 🔥

[@rasalghul1263]

That was the best scene when Danny Devito walks the club owner to Armand Assante .. he was great

[@cait2430]

love ur videos man.

[@slundgr]

Isn't Jimmy Hoffa swimming with the fishes with Luca Brasi?

[@gavinforrest3116]

Enjoying every continent you provide, fantastic everytime. Keep it up looking forward to the next upload.💥👍

[@craigalchin272]

Easily the best channel on YT. Fascinating content, presented very well. Love it!

[@peteyn.y.7960]

Shout out from Yonkers Mike!! 💯💪

[@nicholastotoro7721]

Armand Assante can't do a bad movie? Apparently you didn't see "Judge Dredd" LOL!

[@user-sb2tb9oe7d]

Hey now Rob Schneider killed it in that movie

[@erikcarter7525]

Great Film. Thank you Michael for the outstanding content and message.

[@frankstalzer2905]

All your interviews and videos are great!! Very interesting and informative always watch them all!!! Keep them coming 💪🏻👍

[@johnrigs6540]

Brilliant review as always Michael! Hoffa is a terrific and very underrated film. And speaking of underrated films….. I know you’ve spoken about Scorsese’s “The Irishman” before - but never in an extensive in depth review as you usually do here. I would love to one day see a nice “ Mob Movie Monday “ review on it - especially since you know so many of the characters that were portrayed. “The Irishman” and “Once Upon a Time in America” are two epics that I bet you fans would love to see your take on!

[@Stefano-003]

My man love from Yonkers 🇮🇹

[@jasonrhodes5988]

Michael.. I have so much respect for you.. people will always talk a story to make themselves feel like their someone special or that their connected.. I think tradition, loyalty and respect are everything.. but there comes a point in life for a change.. and all the changes that you have made has made you a person that can finally breathe and to be your own man with only the expectations of what a husband and a great father should be.. and can be.. your life now doesn't define who you were.. please don't ever beat yourself up.. for things that you've done in your past.. yesterday is gone.. it's all about today and tomorrow.. please don't ever feel that you've betrayed anyone in your past.. you just changed priorities... I hear your sincerity in your voice.. you've had everything in the world money can buy.. and you realized what really matters in life.. so many people never are able to reach where your at now... I truly admire and respect who you are and only wish you the very best in life.. I just subscribed to your channel and I look forward to your videos.. thank you for sharing your life with us.. sending blessings of Love Joy happiness and good health.. God bless you.. your family.. and your friends.. sincerely, Jason Rhodes 🙏

[@katemaloney4296]

Mr. Franzese, I know the topic of Hoffa has been beaten into sand, but have you ever watched the 1983 Hoffa movie "Blood Feud" with Robert Blake? And if I haven't said it before, thank you so much for taking time out of your busy schedule to review and share these movies with all of us.

[@deanparsons4898]

That was interesting Mike. Cheers

[@davidmilligan9260]

Mr. Franzese just seems like the nicest, coolest guy you could ever meet. I can't picture him mixed up with a bad crowd.

[@dougwilliams3740]

Open your eyes, Pal!!

[@stephensmith9311]

I love this content about the mob so interesting it’s so involved so many rules so much respect just intrigues me

[@davidfleeman2610]

I freaking love Jack Nicholson. Thank you for covering this Mr. Franzese

[@mikechicago6200]

Hey Michael have you ever had any contact with the adopted son of Jimmy Hoffa before his passing Chuckie O'Brien I believe his name was?

[@Loupai925]

Please review American Me next Michael, it's based on a true story. Keep up the good work!

[@guardinoinc.7490]

Yea interview some of the actors or real Mexican Mafia members

[@nishenkishoon450]

@@guardinoinc.7490 brilliant movie. Blood in blood out... very good as well

[@JayCity10]

He needs to review The St. Valentine's Day Massacre also.

[@kellingtonlink956]

I always appreciate your insights and honesty. Thanks for the video.

[@garys1266]

An underappreciated and a great movie. Thanks for covering this.

[@tommybaker6287]

Can’t wait to see your sit down with sammy the bull Michael it’s gonna break the internet for sure keep up the good work brother god bless 🙏🏻

[@mewing2425]

This is a smart move, Michael. Putting this information out about the Hoffa tapes while your popularity continues to rise will open up doors to a lot of serious producers. I suggest you think of it as more of an archeological expedition than a documentary though. Use modern tech to search the area. Make some money upfront and if you lead them to the body, put a contingency in your contract. It’s a chance to truly be a part of history.

[@stoned466]

Good content Michael.

[@jar6588]

You bring back memories , my dad was involved in the dark life . I saw it before my eyes and have many stories to tell. My dad is dead and gone but will never forget what crazy life he put us through. When I tell my stories about my dads ventures and bringing us along for the ride, folks tell me that I should write a book about it 😳🤣✌

[@rehanenayat2187]

Mr. Michael we are waiting patiently for your sit down with Mr. Gravano. Thank you for great content.

[@Thatguy55595]

Michael probably knows where the approximate location of the body is in the Detroit river

[@andyfraser7]

He's actually buried in my back yard along with 200,000 grievances! Poor guy if he only had agreed to ride off into the sunset.

[@beneficent2557]

How big is the Detroit River? Its not the Mississippi.

[@jonnypip73]

As usual M.F. Tells a great story . Great job Micheal !!! Looking forward to you and Sammy

[@darkside7802]

You’re the most insightful and stand up guy I think I have ever seen and heard.

[@als1023]

This video exemplifies Michael's character and up bringing, a class act with a mob background !! Thank You for doing this, you've mentioned bits and pieces in other webcasts, it's a part of history that includes JFK and Robert Kennedy, I greatly appreciate more detail and factual evidence.

[@timmcmenamin1187]

Additionally, if he was in fact killed in Detroit, would they actually drive his body cross country and bury him in New Jersey? That seems too risky for something to go wrong, and get caught.

[@Anne-pv9cb]

The meeting was about 25 miles from Detroit, not all of Michigan is "Detroit". As someone who grew up by Machus Red Fox and ate there often, I know how far it is from Detroit. Here in Michigan, we believe he was put under the Renaissance Center because the cement was being laid there at the time. Just a Michigan theory.

[@timmcmenamin1187]

I know, I was born in Detroit, raised in the suburbs too, so I often use that term when referring to the Metro area, such as Bloomfield Hills. I guess what I meant to say was if his body was disposed of, they most likely would not drive it out of state but the barrel in the Detroit River sounds plausible, it's murky as hell and a likely spot. The Ren Cen is also quite plausible. I remember the circus act on the news that one year they thought he was buried on land in Lake Orion and they were digging it all up. This has to be one of the most polarizing unsolved murders I have ever seen.

[@Gabriel-gv1mx]

As always, a magnificent review. Michael, could you review Sidney Lumet's 1981 film "Prince Of The City." It's primarily concerned with police corruption; the way crooked police run shoulders wih street hoodlums and organised crime. A riveting, gritty 80's film I think you'll enjoy.

[@robertcarrasco2504]

GREAT listening to your in site thanks Michael

[@niamhryan9677]

Brilliant. Thank you so much Mr Franzese. You are a gentleman of integrity and authenticity that I admire so much. Love your channel and I always look forward to your next video. Oh and don't mind that you speak about Armand so much, not that you do but it's great to see that you have a deep love and respect for this Giant of an actor. Its amazing that you are very very close friends now. It's awesome. Thank you again and have a great week ahead. 😀😀😀❤️❤️🙌

[@moviejunkpodcast]

The Jack Nickelson Hoffa film was excellent!!

[@DW-tr3bl]

Hi Sir. All the best to you and your Family.

[@kevinjensen3762]

this guy is the best he really lived that life too that just makes it so much more intressing kepp up the good work michael much love