Changes: Anthony Charnota

Revision as of 17:59, 27 February 2021

Across 110th Street (1972) [Frank]: Machine gunned by Paul Benjamin.
The Don is Dead (1973) [Johnny Tresca] Throat slit by Frederic Forrest while getting a shave.
The Swap (Line of Fire) (1979) [Vito Nicoletti]: Shot in the stomach in a shoot-out with Jarred Mickey's thugs; the movie ends with him sitting in a car and talking to Lisa Blount, so it's unclear whether or not he's mortally wounded.
Brotherly Love (1985) [Sal Genovese]: Shot to death (off-camera) by one of Ron Karabatsos' thugs; we only see the thug firing his gun. His body is shown afterwards lying in an alley as George Dzundza and Barry Primus investigate the crime scene.

Kojak: One for the Morgue (1973) [Tony Serafin]: Killed in a car accident when he crashes his car through a shop window while fleeing from Telly Savalas and Kevin Dobson.
Kojak: Deadly Innocence (1976) [Augie Matthews]: Shot to death by Stephen Macht.

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 * '''''Across 110th Street (1972)''''' [''Frank'']: Machine gunned by [[Paul Benjamin]].
 * '''''The Don is Dead (1973)''''' ''[Johnny Tresca''] Throat slit by [[Frederic Forrest]] while getting a shave.
-*'''''The Swap''''' (''Line of Fire'') '''(1979)''' [''Vito Nicoletti'']: Shot in the stomach in a shoot-out with Jarred Mickey's thugs; the movie ends with him sitting in a car and talking to [[Lisa Blount]], so it's unclear whether or not he's mortally wounded.
+*'''''The Swap''''' (''Line of Fire'') '''(1979)''' [''Vito Nicoletti'']: Shot in the stomach in a shoot-out with [[Jarred Mickey]]'s thugs; the movie ends with him sitting in a car and talking to [[Lisa Blount]], so it's unclear whether or not he's mortally wounded.
 * '''''Brotherly Love'' (1985)''' [''Sal Genovese'']: Shot to death (off-camera) by one of [[Ron Karabatsos]]' thugs; we only see the thug firing his gun. His body is shown afterwards lying in an alley as [[George Dzundza]] and [[Barry Primus]] investigate the crime scene.