New York Gangster Documentary

AMC, the award-winning television network that produces four-time Emmy Awards for Best Series "Mad Men," two-time Emmy Awards for Best Series "Breaking Bad," the Emmy Award-nominated "The Killing," and the Golden Globe Award-nominated Best Series "The Walking Dead," is about to launch its first self-produced documentary mini-series "The Making of The Mob: New York." The entire film adopts a semi-documentary, semi-drama (Docu-drama) mode, telling the rough journey of Charles "Lucky" Luciano, Meyer Lansky, Benjamin "Bugsy" Siegel and others from young gangsters on the street to becoming gangsters involved in the bootleg liquor smuggling business with blood on their hands and full of crimes. This eight-episode epic series is narrated by Emmy Award-winning Best Actor Ray Liotta and is produced by Stephen David Entertainment, who helped the History Channel create Emmy Award-winning documentary series such as "The Man Who Made America" ​​and "War of the Worlds." In addition to scene reenactments and historical images...