Sylvester Stallone gives comedy another try in this farce set in the 1930s. Angelo "Snaps" Provelone (Stallone) is the wealthy and powerful head of the Chicago mob, but his ailing father (Kirk Douglas) doesn't approve of his life in crime, and on his deathbed, Dad makes Snaps promise to go straight. Determined to honor his late father's wishes, Snaps decides to go into banking - just as his life has fallen into chaos. Anthony Russano (Vincent Spano) informs Snaps that he's hijacked $50,000 of his money and wants to marry his daughter. Snaps discovers that his daughter Lisa (Marisa Tomei) is actually involved with the chauffeur, Oscar (Jim Mulholland), but Anthony's girlfriend Theresa (Elizabeth Barondes) has convinced her beau that Snaps is her father. Snaps hopes to use this misunderstanding as a way of getting his money back, but in the meantime, he has to deal with a wary banking board, rival mob boss Vendetti (Richard Romanus), prissy elocution coach Thornton (Tim Curry), and Snaps' one-time girlfriend Roxanne (Linda Gray). "Oscar's" stellar supporting cast includes Don Ameche, Chazz Palminteri, Harry Shearer, Eddie Bracken, Yvonne DeCarlo, and Bruce Davison. 1991

1. Largo Al Factotum (Barber of Seville) Rossini (4:42)

By Elmer Bernstein:
2. Grifting (5:43)
3. Lisa Dreams (3:46)
4. Tea & Romance (4:29)
5. Revelations (5:27)
6. Cops & Real Crooks (performed by Ralph Grierson)

7. Sweet Georgia Brown performed by Bing Crosby (2:54)
8. Rockin' In Rhythm performed by Duke Ellington (3:21)
9. Tea for Two performed by Fred Waring & His Pennsylvanians (3:21)
10. Plain Dirt performed by McKinney's Cotton Pickers (2:38)