Usually meaning the end of something, or a final part in something; that's the end.

Date of birth (location),
9 February 1943,
Newark, New Jersey, USA

Actor - filmography
(1990s) (1980s) (1970s) (1960s)

1. Lethal Weapon 4 (1998) .... Leo Getz
... aka Lethal 4 (USA: promotional abbreviation)
2. Gone Fishin' (1997) .... Joe Waters
3. 8 Heads in a Duffel Bag (1997) .... Tommy
4. Casino (1995) .... Nicky Santoro
... aka Casino (France)
5. All-Star 25th Birthday: Stars and Street Forever! (1994) (TV) .... Ronald Grump
... aka Sesame Street's All-Star 25th Birthday: Stars and Street Forever! (USA: complete title)
6. With Honors (1994) .... Simon Wilder
7. Jimmy Hollywood (1994) .... Jimmy Alto
8. A Bronx Tale (1993) .... Carmine
9. Home Alone 2: Lost in New York (1992) .... Harry Lime
... aka Home Alone II (USA: short title)
10. The Public Eye (1992) .... Leon Bernstein
11. Lethal Weapon 3 (1992) .... Leo Getz
12. My Cousin Vinny (1992) .... Vincent Gambini
13. JFK (1991) .... David Ferrie
... aka JFK (France)
14. The Super (1991) .... Louie Kritski
15. Home Alone (1990) .... Harry Lime
16. Goodfellas (1990) .... Tommy DeVito
... aka GoodFellas (USA: promotional title (video box title) (poster title))
17. Betsy's Wedding (1990) .... Oscar Henner
18. Catchfire (1990) (uncredited) .... Leo Carelli
... aka Backtrack (USA: TV title (director's cut))
... aka Catchfire (Australia)
... aka Do It the Hard Way

19. Lethal Weapon 2 (1...

The main charachter of the movie Goodfellas. Starring Ray Lalotta. Henry Hill was a half Irish half Italian mafioso from Brooklyn New York. He was first pinched and tried in juvenile court at the age of 15 for distributing untaxed cigarettes. He learned about the Omerta after Jim Conaway slipped him a $50 bill. In 1963 at the age of 21 Henry met a Jewish woman named Karen and married her later in 1964. When Henry tried to go out with his friends, Karen gets into a big argument with him and kick him out of the house. When Karen finds out that Henry has a mistress she threatends her with painful death. As a result, Paul has to mediate with Henry. In June 1970 Henry was involved in the murder of a made man named Billy Batts with two of his friends, Tommy DeVito and Jim Conaway. Tommy got really pissed off of a shoe shining joke and killed assauted him in the mafia owned restrant then shot and killed him in the back of H...

One of the best mafia films of all time, arguably the best work of director Martin Scorsese, and a crime classic.

Stars: Ray Liotta (Henry Hill), Robert De Niro (Jimmy Conway), Joe Pesci (Tommy DeVito), Loraine Bracco (Karen Hill)

Based on the book "Wiseguy" by Nicholas Pileggi, and based on the true story of Henry Hill, an American mobster who was an associate of the Luccese Family of New York. The story starts in the 1950's, the "old days" of the mafia, before things got the way they are at present day. Hill starts out working at a small cabstand as an after school job, but ends up earning a lot more money, learning to score, here and there. The owner of the cabstand, Tuddy, brother of Paulie Cicero (the boss of the family) offers his affection and wisdom. Hill spends much of his time at the cabstand, and eventually drops out of school. Henry goes on to be an associate working for Paulie in illegal activities.

The movie is a dynamic, and is put together wonderfully, with flashback scenes, and clever narrations.

The movie Casino, also by Scorsese, which was released a few years later, has some similarities to Goodfellas, besides the fact that Robert De Niro and Joe Pesci star in it, as well.

1. The act of insulting someone via a reference to an embarrassing event in their past. The term was popularized by a scene in "Goodfellas" in which Billy Batts admonishes Tommy DeVito for his subservient childhood job by exclaiming "go home and get your f**kin shinebox."
2. Attacking someone for previous shameful actions, giving the impression said acts are indelible.

To put someone back in their place by reminding them of their roots or some former activity. To call someone on a bit of hypocrisy. From the film "Goodfellas" in which Billy Batts intentionally goads Tommy DeVito by derisively reminding him he was a shoeshine boy.