1984

Frankie in The Pope of Greenwich Village Film released in 1984.

in 2015

The Pope of Greenwich Village, named to honor one of Drew Estate Founder and President Jonathan Drew’s favorite movies, debuted in 2015 as the tenth Micro Blend Series.

new packaging , wrapped in 10-count red craft paper bundle with a graceful urban bird…aka a pigeon…on the package

The 2022 The Pope of Greenwich Village features new packaging, wrapped in 10-count red craft paper bundle with a graceful urban bird…aka a pigeon…on the package.

Italian cousins Charlie and Paulie Eric Roberts (Mickey Rourke) ()

In the opening scene of The Pope of Greenwich Village (1984), Italian cousins Charlie (Mickey Rourke) and Paulie (Eric Roberts) get fired from their jobs as a host and a waiter at a Manhattan fine-dining establishment for skimming after Charlie warned Paulie to knock Greenwich Village off.

1985

When the film premiered in New York in 1985, New York met with rave critical reviews, including a statement of praise from Pope John Paul II.

2007

Although the official US film release is recorded as December 25, 2007, it was shown earlier than that at a number of film festivals, including: Tribeca Film Festival (May 6, 2004), Newport International Film Festival (June 10, 2004), San Francisco Jewish Film Festival (July 27, 2004), Adelaide Film Festival (February 21, 2005), Cleveland International Film Festival (March 15, 2005),

in December 2000

Pope received a 20-year prison sentence but was released by then-President Vladimir Putin in December 2000.

1964

The film was released overseas in January 1964 with a New York City premiere of December 12, 1964.

in late 1966

Greenwich Village was released as a single in the UK in late 1966 and went all the way to the # 3 spot on the British top 40.

1991

The film was released to most North American audiences on March 29, 1991 however March was not made available to audiences in other continents until 2002 when a DVD was released prior to another DVD release in 2006 for the film's 15th anniversary.

On July 2, 1962

On July 2, 1962, Pope was discreetly released and brought over to Pope's homeland by a US Government plane.

In February 1814

In February 1814, the Pope was released from his imprisonment.

in 2010

The Pope converted to Christianity while incarcerated, and was finally released in 2010.