The Irishman Monologues & Audition Scenes

Characters: BRUNO, FRANK

Frank, a hitman, is confronted by mob boss Russell Bufalino and his associate Bruno about a recent job. Frank bombed a laundry service, unaware that Bruno had a stake in the business. The scene highlights Frank's precarious position within the criminal underworld and his deference to higher authorities.

Characters: Hoffa

Frank Sheeran receives a life-changing phone call from Jimmy Hoffa, facilitated by Russell Bufalino. The scene establishes Hoffa's immense public stature and the beginning of his professional relationship with Frank.

Characters: Pro, Hoffa

While serving time in Lewisburg Penitentiary, Tony 'Pro' Provenzano confronts Jimmy Hoffa about his lost pension. The conversation quickly devolves from a request for help into a heated argument over legal technicalities and personal disrespect, culminating in a physical altercation.

Characters: BRUNO, FRANK

Frank, a hitman, is confronted by mob boss Russell Bufalino and his associate Bruno after unknowingly bombing a laundry service partially owned by Bruno. Frank must explain his actions and navigate the dangerous situation, revealing his naivete and loyalty while trying to avoid severe repercussions.

Characters: BUFALINO, FRANK

Frank and Russell discuss Frank's daughter, Peggy, who seems afraid of them. Russell advises Frank to maintain a close relationship with his children, especially after a divorce. The conversation then shifts to union matters and a powerful friend who needs help.

Characters: BUFALINO, FRANK

Frank and Russell discuss Frank's daughter, Peggy, who seems afraid of them. Russell advises Frank to be closer to his daughters, emphasizing the importance of family. The conversation then shifts to union matters, with Russell hinting at a new job for Frank involving a powerful figure who needs help.