If you were to stitch all of the greatest hits of the gangster genre into a single movie, you could do a whole lot worse than Barry Levinson’s The Alto Knights. Written by Nicholas Pileggi (who ...

It’s always a pleasure to see De Niro toast his rivals’ downfall. The Alto Knights seems to be aiming for an elegiac tone similar to that of The Irishman, nostalgically mourning both a lost ...

Alto Pharmacy, a digital pharmaceutical startup based in San Francisco that’s backed by SoftBank Group Corp., agreed to be acquired by Paulus Holdings Ltd., according to people with knowledge of ...

“The Alto Knights,” Barry Levinson’s new film, is an interesting but somewhat flat depiction of the intertwined lives of real-life New York gangsters Vito Genovese and Frank Costell ...

“The Alto Knights,” a crime thriller starring dueling Robert De Niros, made moviegoers an offer they easily refused. The Warner Bros. film was D.O.A. over the weekend with $3.2 million at the ...

The Oscar-winning actor plays gangsters Frank Costello and Vito Genovese in a real-life crime film written by Nicholas Pileggi and co-starring Debra Messing. By Frank Scheck There are some good ...

If the ′60s sitcom “The Patty Duke Show” and the movie “Goodfellas” had a baby, it would look like “The Alto Knights.” For the first time in his illustrious career, Robert De Niro ...

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You talkin’ to me? Well, in the new movie “The Alto Knights,” in theaters Friday, Robert De Niro is talking to himself. For the first time in his career, the 81-year-old Oscar winner plays ...

There’s a presumed weight and urgency to The Alto Knights, considering not only the talent involved, but the fact its story has been bouncing around Hollywood since the late Seventies ...

So let’s just acknowledge up top that comparisons won’t serve anyone well. But if you take The Alto Knights on its own terms – as an eccentric but engaging curio – there’s still plenty ...