The Brotherhood - DVD
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BACK ON DVD! Go deep inside the seldom-seen world of the mafia's inner circle with an explosive story of honor, loyalty, and betrayal. Kirk Douglas portrays Frank Ginetta, a middle-aged mafioso loyal to the syndicate and dedicated to preserving its "old ways." His volatile younger brother Vince (Alex Cord), however, is determined to make his way and earn the respect of "the family" at any cost. The two brothers soon learn just how great
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- GenreDramaDescriptionBACK ON DVD! Go deep inside the seldom-seen world of the mafia's inner circle with an explosive story of honor, loyalty, and betrayal. Kirk Douglas portrays Frank Ginetta, a middle-aged mafioso loyal to the syndicate and dedicated to preserving its "old ways." His volatile younger brother Vince (Alex Cord), however, is determined to make his way and earn the respect of "the family" at any cost. The two brothers soon learn just how greatTitleThe Brotherhood - DVDFormatDVDMPAA RatingPG-13StudioParamount Studios
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