Thursday, 23. January 2003

Tour Gives Insight Into Gangs of N.Y


When he watched the movie "Gangs of New York,” Jeffrey Richman felt right at home.

The Huntington resident is the historian for Green-Wood Cemetery in Brooklyn -- the final resting place for many of the characters portrayed in the Martin Scorcese film, which was set in the mid-1800s. They range from "Bill The Butcher” Poole (a.k.a. "Bill The Butcher” Cutting, portrayed by Daniel Day-Lewis) to political dealmaker William M. "Boss” Tweed, played by Jim Broadbent.

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