Joe Pesci has made a career out of playing fast-talking tough-guys in gangster movies, but the celebrated Oscar-winner has ...

Joe Pesci has stated that filming the Lethal Weapon films and playing Leo Getz was the most fun he had ever had on set.

Joe Pesci is back in the ring.. Nearly 45 years after “Raging Bull,” the Oscar winner is making his return to acting in a very different kind of boxing movie: “Day of the Fight” (in ...

JOE PESCI LISTS NJ MANSION FOR $6.5 MILLION, SHOWS OFF ROOM DEDICATED TO HIS CAREER. It wasn’t a big departure from his usual roles, as the character Harry was still a mean-spirited criminal.

Joe Pesci returned to the screen after nearly 10 years away for "The Irishman" in a role of surprising quiet and confident menace, and earned his third Oscar nomination for it.

Pesci briefly returned to acting in movies in 2010 to play a Nevada brothel owner alongside Helen Mirren for Love Ranch, but that’s all audiences have seen of Joe Pesci. Oh, except for that ...

Joe Pesci revealed he suffered burns while filming a scene in "Home Alone 2: Lost in New York." The actor's hat is lit on fire during one of the Christmas movie scenes.

Joe Pesci as Tommy DeVito. Memorable line: “I'm funny how, I mean funny like I'm a clown. I amuse you?" Fate at the end of the movie: DeVito is told he will become a made guy, but it’s a ploy ...

Much like Vinny in the South, the film was a fish out of water at the Academy Awards. But the comedy endures, thanks to a generous Joe Pesci and a fiery Marisa Tomei. By Jason Bailey The director ...

Joe Pesci has the scars to prove his dedication to his role in Home Alone 2: Lost in New York. The actor, who played thief Harry in the 1992 holiday movie, says he burned his head in an infamous ...

Joe Pesci is back in the ring.. Nearly 45 years after “Raging Bull,” the Oscar winner is making his return to acting in a very different kind of boxing movie: “Day of the Fight” (in ...

Much like Vinny in the South, the film was a fish out of water at the Academy Awards. But the comedy endures, thanks to a generous Joe Pesci and a fiery Marisa Tomei. By Jason Bailey The director ...