ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Chazz Palminteri joins the podcast this week. The actor, screenwriter, producer, and playwright talks about his journey from Belmont Ave in the Bronx, to the silver screen and Broadway.
Palminteri discusses what it was like to work with legends Robert De Niro and later Woody Allen and how in the movie version of “A Bronx Tale”, there were only three actors, the rest were street guys. He also dives into what it’s like to act in his one-man play.
He switches gears to discuss his passion of supporting our law enforcement, first responders, and military. The recent attacks on New York police officers upsets Chazz, who talks about the respect we need to give our police.
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