Reminded me of The Greek in The Wire.

It's like Sidney Greenstreet in the Maltese Falcon.

Leo, I imagine, had the same attitude toward Frank that Michael Vick did toward his dogs.
Take him to the little roomfor the questioning.

I had no idea this was Robert Prosky's first film. At age 50!
Wonder what he was doing before that.
He absolutely nails the character of Leo.
Warm on the outside, but you f with him, and he shows you what a cruel, heartless b astard he is underneath.
I know Frank plays by his own rules, but if he agreed to keep working with Leo, would Leo have kept his end of the bargain?
You know the supposed "investments in shopping centers", etc.?
Up until that point, Leo seemed to really like Frank, and appeared to want to be a partner with him.

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