Each of them greets - often in Sicilian - the camera as it tracks fluidly and gracefully through the restaurant and leads the audience on a tour:Anthony Stabile (Frank Adonis)Frankie Carbone (Frank Sivero)Mo Black""s brother Fat Andy (Louis Eppolito)Frankie the Wop (Tony Lip)Freddy No Nose (Mikey Black)Pete the Killer (Peter Cicale)Nicky Eyes (John Manca)Mikey Franzese (Joseph Bono)Jimmy Two Times (Anthony Powers)The glamorous, macho life of socializing with other indulgent, high-status ""family"" members and ""wiseguys"" who lived on the cutting edge and splurged is intoxicating.His wall was adorned with a crucifix and a poster forSerpico (1973)starring his idol Al Pacino, and other posters for his pop culture idolsRocky (1976)and Bruce Lee (famous forEnter the Dragon (1973)), Lynda Carter (as TV""sWonder Womanin 1975) and the iconic Farrah Fawcett swimsuit photo (when she starred in TV""sCharlie""s Angels).The film was advertised with posters that described the illicit passion between a drifter (Garfield) and a married-unsatisfied waitress (Turner) in a roadside cafe:"Their Love was a Flame that Destroyed!"Their killing of the woman""s husband ultimately leads to their mutual destruction in unexpected ways.He produced his magnifying glass to help her inspect it - and enlarge its perceived size.While dumbly staring straight ahead, they both shyly and tentatively ouched their hands together on the sofa.[Note: Fay Wray mistakenly believed that her RKO film co-star, ""the tallest, darkest leading man in Hollywood,"" would be Cary Grant rather than the beast.