Dinner With Wise Guys

Posted on 15. Mar, 2010 by Heather in Accents, Brooklyn

I’ve been lucky enough not only to meet a lot of characters, but to film them as well. This was a shoot where New Yorkers from Little Italy and Brooklyn got together for dinner and talked about their accents. But as filming went on, they started telling all these amazing stories about growing up in New York in the ’60s: the scams they ran, girls they dated and being stuck with a nerdy young thing named Martin Scorsese tagging along on their adventures. I turned it into a short film I call “Dinner With Wise Guys.”

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5 Responses to “Dinner With Wise Guys”

  1. Martin says:

    Great films, I like them a lot. And you know what? Those characters all seem to be really nice people! Real New Yorkers… :-)

  2. Peter says:

    Hi,

    I would like to publish your press realease on your NY accents film. Please forward.

    Thanks,
    Peter

  3. Tucker De Graw says:

    Lived in Brooklyn all my life, left in 1990 but still love it.

    Lived in Dyker heights on 15th ave ST. FRANCIS CABRINI PARISH. THE CHRISTMAs Lights Memory was absolutely priceless. ‘p,S. i was a SERGEANT IN THE NYPD . I workedin manhattan and Brooklyn most of the time loved the stoties

    Tucker De Graw

  4. Linda Magnifico-Levy says:

    priceless…it is like sitting around the table at my mom’s house…take us or leave us…love this! I have a cousin (he is still alive and well..) who tells stories like this. He knows alot of very important, famous people and the stories are amazing…and he tells them like this too….

  5. Martin says:

    Just watched it again. What a great dinner! Heavenly!!! It’s a pity I could not be part of it
    :-))

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