Happy birthday to Mardigian the Cab driver, to Mario Trantino of The Gang That Couldnt Shoot Straight, to Bruce Pearson who Banged the Drum Slowly, to the Mean Streets John Johnny Boy Civello, to young Vito Corleone, to another Taxi Driver, Travis Bickle, the ideal American hero, to Alfredo Berlinghieri, to The Last Tycoon Monroe Stahr, to The Deer Hunter Michael Vronsky, to the Raging Bull Jake LaMotta, to Monsignor Desmond Des Spellacy, to The King of Comedy Rupert Pupkin, to David Noodles Aaronson Once Upon a Time in America, to Frank Raftis Falling in Love, to the offbook pneumatic tube engineer in Brazil Archibald Harry Tuttle, to the slaver turned Missionary Rodrigo Mendoza, to the Angel Heart Louis Cyphre, to The Untouchables Al Capone, to Jack Walsh who made a Midnight Run, to Joseph Jacknife Megessey, to Ned who was No Angel, to Stanley Everett Cox, to Goodfella James Jimmy Conway, to the Awakened man-child Leonard Lowe, to David Merrill, Guilty by Suspicion, to the Backdraft fighter Donald Shadow Rimgale, to the vengeful rapist Maximilian Max Cady, to Harry Fabian who knew Night and the City, to Evan M. Wright, to Lorenzo Anello, to Wayne Mad Dog Dobie, to Dwight Hansen, to Frankensteins Creature, who wondered if it was his hands or brain that played the flute, to Sam Ace Rothstein, to Conrad Brean who Wagged the Dog, to Arthur Lustig who had Great Expectations, to Paul Vitti, the mobster who was told to hit the pillow to express rage while in analysis, so he shot it, to the Flawless Walter Koontz, to the Fearless Leader of Rocky and Bullwinkle, to the Man of Honor Chief Leslie William Billy Sunday, to the Parent Jack Tiberius Byrnes, to the Archbishop of Lima on The Bridge of San Luis Rey, and to Robert de Niro, who gave life to them all. Frankie on the flute was best, so this is for U, Bobby! youtube/watch?v=XUkGAa6J-H8&feature=pyv&ad=5458977263&kw=trumpet
Posted on: Sun, 17 Aug 2014 21:05:51 +0000
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