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2002The mafia's Paul Vitti is back in prison and will need some serious counseling when he gets out. Naturally, he returns to his analyst Dr. Ben Sobel for help and finds that Sobel needs some serious help himself as he has inherited the family practice, as well as an excess stock of stress.
Acted in
Robert De Niro
as Paul Vitti
Billy Crystal
as Dr. Ben Sobel
Lisa Kudrow
as Laura Sobel
Joe Viterelli
as Jelly
Cathy Moriarty
as Patti LoPresti
Joey Diaz
as Ducks
Jerome Le Page
as Convict
Joseph Bono
as Wiseguy
Brian Rogalski
as Earl
Thomas Rosales Jr.
as Coyote
Patrick Marcune
as Prison Guard
John F. Gooding
as Prison Guard
Henry Morales-Ballet
as Prison Guard
Scott Dillin
as Prison Guard
Ted Neustadt
as Rabbi
Kyle Sabihy
as Michael Sobel
Rebecca Schull
as Ben's Mother
Joyce Brothers
as Dr. Joyce Brothers
James Biberi
as Agent Miller
Callie Thorne
as Agent Cerrone
Firdous Bamji
as Dr. Kassam
John Finn
as Richard Chapin
David Fonteno
as Davis
DonnaMarie Recco
as Sheila
Sylvia Kauders
as Aunt Esther
Kendall Pettygrove
as Brunch Guest #1
Bea Super
as Brunch Guest #2
Pat Cooper
as Masiello
Raymond Franza
as Eddie DeVol
Steven Kampmann
as Mr. Macinerny
Susie Gilder Hayes
as Mrs. Macinerny
Tom Papa
as Boyfriend
Sunny Chae
as Fiancé
Sal Cecere
as 20 Minute Man
Richard Brennan
as Steakhouse Patron
Joe Torre
as Joe Torre
Michael Torre
as Michael Torre
Paul Herman
as Joey Boots
Charles A. Gargano
as Maitre D'
Dino van Simco
as Dino
Seth Isler
as Businessman
Reg Rogers
as Raoul Berman
Anita Durst
as Raoul's Girlfriend
Joseph D'Onofrio
as Rigazzi Gunman
Dave Salerno
as Rigazzi Soldier
Frank Gio
as Lou Rigazzi
Vinny Vella
as Mello
Alfred Sauchelli, Jr.
as Mo-Mo
Frank Pietrangolare
as Tuna
Frank Aquilino
as Eddie 'Cokes'
Chris Tardio
as Enormous Bobby
William DeMeo
as Al Pacino
Joe Columbo
as LoPresti Soldier
Angelo Natoli
as LoPresti Soldier
Anthony Krosinski
as LoPresti Soldier
Nick Massi Jr.
as LoPresti Soldier
Frank Bonsangue
as LoPresti Soldier
Ralph Cefarello
as LoPresti Soldier
Joey Marzella
as Vitti Crew
Phil Campanella
as Vitti Crew
Louis Fattell
as Vitti Crew
Michael Zotto
as Vitti Crew
Tony Vitucci
as Vitti Crew
Paul Cicero
as Vitti Crew
Gene Di Silvio
as Vitti Crew
Gaetano LoGiudice
as Vitti Crew
Rino Vitucci
as Vitti Crew
Joseph P. Reidy
as First Assistant Director
Richard Maldone
as Rigazzi Driver
Leif Riddell
as Little Caesar Soundman
Suzanne Herrington
as Drive-thru Bank Teller
Demetri Martin
as Personal Assistant
Michael Jannetta
as Lieutenant
Bob Cea
as Captain
Annika Pergament
as Newscaster (voice)
Bart Tangredi
as Vitti's Father
Ty Copeman
as Car Salesman (uncredited)
Corey Hibbert
as Singing Inmate (uncredited)
Anthony LaPaglia
as Anthony Bella / Nicky Caesar (uncredited)
Gina Lynn
as Stripper (uncredited)
Moet Meira
as Trish (uncredited)
Bill Walters
as Sing Sing Inmate (uncredited)
Angelis Alexandris
as SWAT Cop (uncredited)
Anthony Aquilino
as Wiseguy (uncredited)
Shashi Balooja
as Prison Inmate (uncredited)
Brett Berg
as Crew Member (uncredited)
Diana Berry
as Little Caesar Hairdresser (uncredited)
Skippy D
as Inmate (uncredited)
Mary Fortune
as Little Caesar Assistant Director (uncredited)
Graig Guggenheim
as Vitti Crew (uncredited)
Joe James
as Club Owner (voice) (uncredited)
Diane Kimbrell
as Bar Patron (uncredited)
Chris Kiszka
as Inmate (uncredited)
Evan Mathew Weinstein
as Vitti's Prop Boy (uncredited)
Erik-Anders Nilsson
as Restaurant Patron (uncredited)
Ron Reynaldi
as Film Electrician (uncredited)
Paul Scannapieco
as Nino the Bartender (uncredited)
Andy Schofield
as Bar Patron (uncredited)
Michael Stever
as SWAT Team Gunman (uncredited)
Alberto Suarez
as Puerto Rican Inmate (uncredited)
Nick Taylor
as Priest (uncredited)
