Ex-Colombo Capo Michael Franzese on 'The Irishman', Chin Gigante, Sammy the Bull, Rudy Giuliani

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He was portrayed in the Goodfellas movie.
Michael Franzese (born May 27, 1951), is a former New York mobster and former capo in the Colombo crime family who was heavily involved in the gasoline tax rackets in the 1980s. Since then, he has publicly renounced organized crime, created a foundation for helping youth and become a motivational speaker.
Michael Franzese grew up as the son of the notorious Underboss of the feared Colombo crime family. At his most affluent, he generated 5-8 million dollars per week from legal and illegal businesses.
Avoiding traditional mob domains, Michael masterminded brilliant scams on the edge of the legitimate business world. From auto dealerships to financial services and the sports and entertainment industries to a multi-billion dollar tax scam, he became one of the biggest money makers in mob history. Michael is the only high-ranking official of a major crime family to ever walk away without protective custody, and survive. Franzese was a contestant in the American version of the television show 1 vs. 100. He was asked which U.S. coins did not have ridges on them. After giving the wrong answer, Franzese remarked, "I only deal with bills."
In Martin Scorsese's 1990 film Goodfellas, Franzese is portrayed as the character "Mikey Franzese" by Joseph Bono .https://app.michaelfranzese.com/feed https://www.michaelfranzese.com/2