Anthony DeVito

So my mom said it was a car accident.

Sure.

He was found in a trunk.

Yeah, it was.

It was because it's still, I could still find good in him because, and I didn't know anything about it.

And my mom and my family were always telling me the good things about him, which did exist and continues to, you know.

No, I think there was, I mean, there's really no room to finesse his character in print.

It's just kind of is what it is.

So I think for me, it was more like, okay, now you have to reconcile, you know, all these things, you know, my aunts, my uncle being like, he was this great guy.

He did, you know, these things, read bedtime stories to your aunt, like all of those things are in this box.

But now what's also in this box is that like, he did take people off of this earth and, and,

So that now exists there too.

No, man, of course.

Like, that... I think that sort of, like, the yin and yang of that has always been, like, the conflict within me of being like, I do think it is cool, but then... But you can also say it's bad.

Exactly.

So it's like, you know, I mean, I think it's like the way, like...

the reason why Scorsese wanted to make good fellas and mean streets is like, he did want to show the glamor of what that is, but then he also wanted to show here's the end game of what that is.

It is.

So it was a weird thing because now that I knew more and I had like concrete, like, oh, this was real.

And I do think it is cool.