‘A Bronx Tale: One Man Show’ Movie Review – Chazz Palminteri Crafts Storytelling “Magic Trick”

If you are a fan of “A Bronx Tale,” then “A Bronx Tale: One Man Show” should be right up your alley. Chazz Palminteri. Written, directed and produced by Palminteri, “A Bronx Tale: One Man Show” is in select theaters and available On Demand. We review the feature this week on CinemAddicts.

Chazz Palminteri plays 18 characters in his autobiographical play. Initially offered an estimated $1 million to turn “A Bronx Tale” into a movie, Palminteri wanted to play mob boss Sonny and pen the screenplay. Considering he had just $200 in the bank, Palminteri gambled on himself and won.

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“A Bronx Tale,” directed by Robert De Niro, was released in 1993 to critical acclaim. De Niro played the young boy’s father and Palminteri showed off his acting chops as Sonny. Over the past thirty years Palminteri has starred in his share of features (“The Usual Suspects,” “Bullets Over Broadway,” “Hurlyburly”) and also directed the 2004 feature “Noel.”

CinemAddicts co-host Eric Holmes gave the movie ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ and described Palminteri’s work as an immersive “magic trick.” Check out our review and recommendation of “A Bronx Tale: One Man Show” on our CinemAddicts podcast or on YouTube:

“A Bronx Tale: One Man Show“ is now playing in theaters and available On Demand.

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