Lucky Luciano was an influential Italian-American mobster who revolutionized organized crime in America, founding the modern-day Mafia and transforming the criminal underworld.
Dutch Schultz was a notorious American gangster and bootlegger during the Prohibition era, known for his ruthless tactics and criminal empire.
Meyer Lansky was a notorious American gangster and organized crime figure, often referred to as the "Mob's Accountant," who played a central role in the development of the National Crime Syndicate.
John Torrio was an influential American mobster, mentor to Al Capone, and pioneer of organized crime in Chicago during the Prohibition era.
Nicky Barnes was a notorious New York City drug lord in the 1970s, whose lavish lifestyle and criminal empire made him a symbol of the era's excess and corruption.
Greg Scarpa was an American mobster, infamous for leading a violent faction of the Colombo crime family during the 1990s.
Charles Makley was a notorious American gangster and bank robber during the Prohibition era, known for his criminal exploits and daring prison escapes.
Frank Nitti was a notorious American mobster, enforcer and eventual boss of the Chicago Outfit, infamous for his criminal activities and connections to Al Capone.
John Wick was a legendary hitman who embarks on a relentless quest for vengeance against those who wronged him.
Alexander Solonik was a notorious Russian contract killer, dubbed "The Superkiller," known for his ruthless tactics and high-profile hits.
Richard Kuklinski, a notorious American contract killer and mafia hitman, earned the moniker "The Iceman" due to his chilling methods of freezing victims to conceal time of death.
Vito Corleone was a notorious Mafia boss and patriarch of the powerful Corleone crime family, known for his ruthless yet protective nature.