Mafia's Greatest Hits

Arnold Rothstein schooled the founders of the American Mafia in the ways of organized crime during the 1920s.

Arriving as a teenager in New York in 1917, Albert Anastasia would use brutal violence to work his way up to the top of the American Mafia.

Under the guise of mental illness Vincent Gigante evaded the authorities and rose to become the most powerful mobster in New York.

Joe Massino, legendary godfather of the Bonanno crime family, is the last of a generation. The 'Last Don', crushes anyone who goes against the mafia's code of silence.

In the 1980's and 90's the Mafia controls the New York criminal underworld. But by the early 2000's, evidence surfaces that the mob has gone much further and has people inside the NYPD.

Mob Boss Dutch Schultz stands out as the New York Mafia's most volatile capo after he threatens to kill a state prosecutor.

America's first superstar gangster, Al Capone, dominated headlines and is said to be responsible for the bloody St. Valentines' Day Massacre.

Crazy Joey Gallo, psychopathic killer, beatnik hipster, and renegade mobster. Burning with rage and determined to make his way to the top, he wages all-out war against the US government.

Bugsy Siegel, the Jewish gangster with charm and a killer's instinct, plays hard and dreams big.

Florida and Cuba were ruled by top don Santo Trafficante. The King of Cuba's casinos was on the verge of mob stardom when a revolution destroys his plans.