As a character, Morrie is perfect for telling the Goodfellas story. He’s a business owner who likes to gamble and run his mouth, and Morrie knows people who help Henry and his crew set up scores.

Chuck Low, a military veteran and real estate developer who memorably appeared in Martin Scorsese’s Goodfellas as Morrie, died last month at a nursing home in New Jersey, the New York Times reports.

Got f—– all round,” Asaro complained , sounding like Morris “Morrie” Kessler, the wig store-owning loan shark character in “Goodfellas” who winds up garroted for complaining about ...

The actor best-known for his role as the wig shop owner Morris "Morrie" Kesseler in the classic mob movie "Goodfellas" passed away on Sept. 18 at an Allendale senior facility. Chuck Low was 89.

Lorraine Bracco in Goodfellas sounds like she has a Les Paul with a Marshall stack plugged into her larynx. I stand in awe of it. There’s so much backstory to Morrie’s wigs ad that I can ...

He uses a ton of classic songs in Goodfellas and he uses them perfectly ... decides he’s going to whack Morrie (Chuck Low) and the rest of the crew he assembled for the Lufthansa Heist.

Ray Liotta, Robert De Niro, Paul Sorvino, and Joe Pesci are seen in this publicity portrait for the film "Goodfellas," 1990 ... successful Lufthansa heist, Morrie became an annoyance to Conway ...

The first time I saw “GoodFellas,” on a rented Blockbuster ... Billy must die. Later, Morrie, the wig merchant, must also die for improper ball-busting. Even Karen’s (Lorraine Bracco ...

Charles Low, the actor who played Morris "Morrie" Kesseler in “Goodfellas,” died in his sleep on Sept. 18. He was 89 years old. Low, who had homes in Tarrytown and Lake Mahopac ...

And the first scene filmed for Goodfellas is a pretty surprising one. The low-budget Morrie's Wigs infomercial was actually the first scene that was shot for the movie, and interestingly it wasn't ...

Chuck Low, who played Morris (Morrie) Kesseler in Goodfellas alongside Robert De Niro, died September 18 at a New Jersey nursing home, The New York Times reports. He was 89. Low, a New York City ...