Fictional gangsters

Fictional gangsters are characters commonly found in literature, film, and television, often portrayed as members of organized crime groups. They typically engage in illegal activities, such as extortion, smuggling, and violence, while navigating complex moral landscapes. These characters are often depicted with a mix of charm and brutality, embodying themes of loyalty, power, and betrayal. Iconic examples include Al Pacino’s Michael Corleone in "The Godfather" and Tony Montana in "Scarface." They reflect societal issues, and their stories explore the consequences of crime and ambition, making them compelling figures in popular culture.