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John Turturro to headline The Only Living Pickpocket In New York

Turturro stars in the film as a pickpocket named Harry who gets into a desperate situation in New York City where the stakes are high

Sreejith Mullappilly

Actor John Turturro is all set to feature in the crime thriller The Only Living Pickpocket in New York from writer-director Noah Segan. Turturro stars in the film as a pickpocket named Harry who gets into a desperate situation in New York City where the stakes are high. Leopold Hughes, Ben LeClair and Katie McNeill of the T-Street banner are producing the film, which has gone on floors in NYC.

A Golden Globe nominated actor and an Emmy award winner, Turturro is known for playing Irving in Ben Stiller and Dan Erickson's series Severance. The actor also received an Emmy award nomination for his performance in the Prime Video series Mr and Mrs Smith. He recently played Carmine Falcone, a Gotham mob boss, in the Matt Reeves directorial The Batman. His other recent credits include a voice character in Pinocchio from filmmaker Guillermo del Toro and a role in Pedro Almodovar’s first English film The Room Next Door.

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