Princess Toyotomi
Mafia boss Giovanni Manzoni (Robert De Niro), who has somehow offended Don Luchese (Stan Carp), a rival mafia boss, survives an attempted hit on him and his family at a barbecue. After he snitches on…
Princess Toyotomi
Mafia boss Giovanni Manzoni (Robert De Niro), who has somehow offended Don Luchese (Stan Carp), a rival mafia boss, survives an attempted hit on him and his family at a barbecue. After he snitches on Luchese (sending him to prison, where his influence allows him to live well), Manzoni and his family enter an FBI witness protection program under the supervision of Agent Robert Stansfield (Tommy Lee Jones). After the family's criminal activities alert the kingpin to their new location, they are relocated to a small town in Normandy, France. The family has a way to adjust to every new location, which makes them attract attention & Agent Stansfield has to move them to a new location almost every 90 days. Adjusting to life in the village, each family member runs into trouble. Giovanni is being observed by two FBI agents across the street in a safe-house to ensure he doesn't leave his house. Giovanni claims to be an author writing a historical novel on the Normandy landings, which is problematic as many citizens in the area are much more familiar with the event than he is. Giovanni finds ways to slip away and begins a quest to discover why the water in his house is brown, becoming irritated when no one he talks to will take responsibility. Manzoni even visits the town Mayor to look into the town's water supply as he is sure that that's what's causing the brown water, but the Mayor refuses to listen & blames the plumbing in Manzoni's house. He savagely beats both a plumber who tries to shake him down and a local fertilizer factory owner who interrupts him while he is talking. After talking to the locals Manzoni figures out that the town's fertilizer plant is responsible for the brown water. Virginal daughter Belle (Dianna Agron) falls in love with a college student who is working as a substitute math teacher. She pretends to need math lessons in order to start a relationship with him, which he rebuffs, but she eventually seduces him. Wife Maggie (Michelle Pfeiffer) blows up a small grocery store when its owner spews stereotypical anti-American comments. She spends a lot of time at a church, where she and the local priest have an amicable relationship. This ends when she confesses the numerous crimes her family has committed, and he tells her never to come back. On the first day of class at the local school, son Warren (John D'Leo) is beaten up by a small gang, but he digs up information and uses it to curry favor with the most influential students, creating a mini-mafia within the school. This sway allows him to beat up the gang. Later he inadvertently alerts Don Luchese to their location when he quotes one of the kingpin's sayings in a school paper, as an assignment, that makes its way back to Luchese through a series of chance events. Giovanni is asked to attend an American film event due to his supposed historical expertise; he brings Agent Stansfield along, claiming to want to bond with him, but in reality, it's an alibi for a timed explosive he has rigged to destroy the structure causing his brown water. The film screening takes an unexpected turn when instead of Some Came Running, the scheduled film, they watch Goodfellas. Throughout the film, Giovanni expresses a desire to talk about his life as a mobster (seemingly expressing some guilt, though he always claims this is untrue), and the debate after the film prompts him to tell his story to the audience. Feeling his cover has been compromised, Agent Stansfield gives an order to relocate the family again. Meanwhile, Warren decides to leave town with fake passports after the school detects his activities, afraid that the FBI will drop the family's protection, but he returns to his family's house after he sees a team of seven hit-men arriving on the train he was about to board. Belle decides to commit suicide after the college student rejects her, for family issues, but stops when she sees the hit-men entering the police station, where they kill several officers. As Giovanni returns home, Maggie arrives outside and notices the team of hit-men, who have already killed firemen and who proceed to kill their neighbors. She takes cover in the FBI safe-house across the street. The hit-men blow up the family's house, and soon an intense gunfight ensues which involves all family members. Giovanni and Maggie strangle and stab a hit-man after he raids the safe-house, killing the two FBI agents, and tries to sexually abuse Maggie. Belle kills a hit-man who went to look for new weapons in his car's trunk. Belle, using weapons found in the trunk shoots one of the five hit-men near the burning house. Warren shoots two of the hit-men while being given cover fire by Belle. One hit-man is killed by the family dog, which he was preparing to shoot. While chasing Belle, the lead hit-man is killed by Stansfield's car. The family relocates again. Giovanni expresses his happiness at having had the chance to tell his story, saying that it brought the members of his family closer.
Princess Toyotomi
Comedy,Drama,Fantasy
Film Details
Mafia boss Giovanni Manzoni (Robert De Niro), who has somehow offended Don Luchese (Stan Carp), a rival mafia boss, survives an attempted hit on him and his family at a barbecue. After he snitches on Luchese (sending him to prison, where his influence allows him to live well), Manzoni and his family enter an FBI witness protection program under the supervision of Agent Robert Stansfield (Tommy Lee Jones). After the family's criminal activities alert the kingpin to their new location, they are relocated to a small town in Normandy, France.
The family has a way to adjust to every new location, which makes them attract attention & Agent Stansfield has to move them to a new location almost every 90 days. Adjusting to life in the village, each family member runs into trouble. Giovanni is being observed by two FBI agents across the street in a safe-house to ensure he doesn't leave his house.
Giovanni claims to be an author writing a historical novel on the Normandy landings, which is problematic as many citizens in the area are much more familiar with the event than he is. Giovanni finds ways to slip away and begins a quest to discover why the water in his house is brown, becoming irritated when no one he talks to will take responsibility. Manzoni even visits the town Mayor to look into the town's water supply as he is sure that that's what's causing the brown water, but the Mayor refuses to listen & blames the plumbing in Manzoni's house.
He savagely beats both a plumber who tries to shake him down and a local fertilizer factory owner who interrupts him while he is talking. After talking to the locals Manzoni figures out that the town's fertilizer plant is responsible for the brown water. Virginal daughter Belle (Dianna Agron) falls in love with a college student who is working as a substitute math teacher.
She pretends to need math lessons in order to start a relationship with him, which he rebuffs, but she eventually seduces him. Wife Maggie (Michelle Pfeiffer) blows up a small grocery store when its owner spews stereotypical anti-American comments. She spends a lot of time at a church, where she and the local priest have an amicable relationship.
This ends when she confesses the numerous crimes her family has committed, and he tells her never to come back. On the first day of class at the local school, son Warren (John D'Leo) is beaten up by a small gang, but he digs up information and uses it to curry favor with the most influential students, creating a mini-mafia within the school. This sway allows him to beat up the gang.
Later he inadvertently alerts Don Luchese to their location when he quotes one of the kingpin's sayings in a school paper, as an assignment, that makes its way back to Luchese through a series of chance events. Giovanni is asked to attend an American film event due to his supposed historical expertise; he brings Agent Stansfield along, claiming to want to bond with him, but in reality, it's an alibi for a timed explosive he has rigged to destroy the structure causing his brown water. The film screening takes an unexpected turn when instead of Some Came Running, the scheduled film, they watch Goodfellas.
Throughout the film, Giovanni expresses a desire to talk about his life as a mobster (seemingly expressing some guilt, though he always claims this is untrue), and the debate after the film prompts him to tell his story to the audience. Feeling his cover has been compromised, Agent Stansfield gives an order to relocate the family again. Meanwhile, Warren decides to leave town with fake passports after the school detects his activities, afraid that the FBI will drop the family's protection, but he returns to his family's house after he sees a team of seven hit-men arriving on the train he was about to board.
Belle decides to commit suicide after the college student rejects her, for family issues, but stops when she sees the hit-men entering the police station, where they kill several officers. As Giovanni returns home, Maggie arrives outside and notices the team of hit-men, who have already killed firemen and who proceed to kill their neighbors. She takes cover in the FBI safe-house across the street.
The hit-men blow up the family's house, and soon an intense gunfight ensues which involves all family members. Giovanni and Maggie strangle and stab a hit-man after he raids the safe-house, killing the two FBI agents, and tries to sexually abuse Maggie. Belle kills a hit-man who went to look for new weapons in his car's trunk.
Belle, using weapons found in the trunk shoots one of the five hit-men near the burning house. Warren shoots two of the hit-men while being given cover fire by Belle. One hit-man is killed by the family dog, which he was preparing to shoot.
While chasing Belle, the lead hit-man is killed by Stansfield's car. The family relocates again. Giovanni expresses his happiness at having had the chance to tell his story, saying that it brought the members of his family closer..