The Mafia Boss - They kill like jackals

Mario Adorf as a hunted small-time crook in the second part of the so-called milieu trilogy by Fernando Di Leo, with which the screenwriter and director became well-known in the 1970s. Born in Zurich in 1930, Mario Adorf is one of the most famous and beloved actors in the German film and television landscape. Among his more than 120 films are cinema classics such as The Tin Drum, The Lost Honor of Katharina Blum, Momo, and Winnetou, as well as successful television series like Kir Royal and Der grosse Bellheim by Dieter Wedel, with whom he frequently collaborated. Abroad, the honorary doctor of the University of Mainz achieved success portraying crooks, as seen in The Mafia Boss. The film was directed by Fernando Di Leo, who initially worked as a screenwriter and assistant to Sergio Leone.