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When my husband Philip spoke with his Cousin Sal sometime back, Sal said his social circle has increased with the fame of his daughter “Lorraine Bracco” however there’s absolutely nothing like family as they reminisced for about an hour by phone over things which have happened within the family over the past 50 years or so. We feel the exact same way and have cultivated a family atmosphere at our online site:
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Lorraine was also one of the stars or the legendary HBO splash hit “The Sopranos” as Dr. Melfi, Tony’s psychiatrist.
Life was exciting in the late 50′s and early 60′s as we lived the party life of which movies were made. Memories to last a lifetime when life was full of romance. Every week-end you would find us at great places like The Latin Quarter, Roseland, The Hawaiian Room, Liuchow’s and many other places some people have only dreamed of.
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Sea of Love (1989)Genre: Crime, Drama, Mystery, Romance, Thriller/Suspense Starring: Al Pacino, Ellen Barkin, John Goodman, Lorraine Bracco, Samuel L Jackson Director: Harold Becker Release Date: September 15, 1989:::Synopsis Two detectives from different precincts join forces to track down a bizarre serial killer. Despite mounting evidence against a beautiful suspect, one cop launches into a torrid affair with her, blurring the lines between his duty and his passion. Movie Review |
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Goodfellas (1990)Genre: Crime and Drama Starring: Joe Pesci, Robert De Niro, Lorraine Bracco, Michael Imperioli, Ray Liotta Director: Martin Scorsese Release Date: September 19, 1990:::Synopsis Based on Nicholas Pileggi’s book WISEGUY, Martin Scorsese’s GOODFELLAS is a wry, violent, and exhilarating film about the life of Henry Hill, an aspiring criminal who ends up in the FBI’s witness protection program after testifying against his former partners. As a poor Irish-Italian growing up in 1950s New York City, Hill rises through the ranks of his Brooklyn neighborhood’s organized crime branch, and with money from the mob he begins living the good life, complete with a beautiful bride, Karen (Lorraine Brocco), a fancy home, and the best seats at the most exclusive restaurants. A botched robbery lands Henry in prison for a brief period of time, and when he gets released, his reckless infidelities and drug abuse damage his associations with his adopted family.Scorsese’s film is a visual and sonic onslaught, featuring a brilliant pop-music soundtrack and stunning camera work–including the infamous Steadicam one-take that introduces the audience to the Copacabana’s patrons. He uses the songs to infuse a rhythm into every scene that is at once breathtaking and invigorating. As the psychopathic Tommy DeVito, Joe Pesci delivers an unforgettable performance that is alarming in its cold-blooded callousness, helping to cement GOODFELLAS’ place as a classic portrait of life in the mob. Movie Review |
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Switch (1991)Genre: Comedy Starring: Ellen Barkin, Lorraine Bracco, Bruce Martyn Payne, Jimmy Smits, JoBeth Williams Director: Blake Edwards Release Date: May 10, 1991:::Synopsis Blake Edwards’s updating of the farcical GOODBYE CHARLIE stars Ellen Barkin as Steve/Amanda Brooks, a man trapped in a woman’s body. After three of his former girlfriends, led by Margot Bronfman (JoBeth Williams), join forces to murder womanizing male chauvinist Steve Brooks (Perry King), God refuses to admit him to heaven until he can find a woman who loves him unconditionally. For Satan’s amusement, God returns Steve to earth in the form of a beautiful woman. After she gets over the shock of having the body of a woman, Amanda blackmails Steve’s boss to get his/her job back and persuades Margot to give her some lessons in acting like a woman. With some effort Amanda manages to convince Steve’s best friend, Walter Stone (Jimmy Smits), that Steve is now a woman. She even finds that being a woman is useful at work, helping her land the multimillion-dollar advertising account of gay executive Sheila Faxton (Lorraine Bracco), who’s looking for more than just a business relationship. Funny and charming, SWITCH features a highly inventive comic turn by the gifted Barkin. Movie Review |
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Hackers (1995)Genre: Drama Starring: Angelina Jolie, Lorraine Bracco, Sam Douglas, Jonny Lee Miller, Fisher Stevens Director: Iain Softley Release Date: September 15, 1995:::Synopsis A young hacker prodigy meets other kids like himself when he and his mother move cross-country and settle in New York City. High school takes on a new light when Dade (Miller) meets a group of misfits and rich kids who hack into computer systems for fun. When one of their group is suddenly arrested, the others band together to take on a corporate hacker disguised as a security officer and attempt to bring down his devious and diabolical plans. Movie Review |
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Tangled (2001)Genre: Drama, Romance Starring: Estella Warren, Lorraine Bracco, Rachael Leigh Cook, Jonathan Rhys Meyers, Shawn Hatosy Director: Jay Lowi:::Synopsis Rachael Leigh Cook stars in this thriller as Jenny, a young woman whose relationship with a man found in a state of sever shock on a roadside prompts a police investigation that uncovers a sordid love triangle. Told mostly in flashback by Jenny’s friend David (Hatosy), the story begins as David recounts his relationship with Jenny, a friendship he hoped would turn into romance. Just as David begins to realize that Jenny has little interest in a romantic relationship, his old friend Alan (Rhys-Meyers) appears and immediately hits it off with Jenny, provoking David’s jealousy, an emotion that does not serve him well when he tries to warn Jenny of Alan’s troubled past. Movie Review |
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This post was written by Robbie Bracco on September 20, 2008
