>> Take a look.
>> Yes.
A look at David Arquette new
movie, "Mobtown" follows a new
York police officer who stood up
to the mob and exposed its
massive web of corruption.
Joining us with Danny a.
Welcome!
>> Getting a lot of extra love
because he's on our staff here
and also an actor.
I've seen the movie.
Congratulations.
I'm a friend of this genre.
This hasn't been told before,
essentially flown under the
radar about this New York
trooper, Ed, who exposed new
York crime basically, right?
>> It's a story Danny wanted to
tell for years, based on a true
story, in 1957, this New York
state trooper sort of got wind
of this amazing mobster summit
that was coming together.
He alerted his superiors and
they busted it.
Most importantly -- [ laughter ]
>> Amazing, Danny met him
through you, because you guys
worked together and they stayed
in touch and he cast him in the
movie.
>> That's right.
And he got the role embellished
a little bit, right, Danny?
>> Yes.
It was written for somebody who
doesn't say anything --
>> But once he came on set he
did such a great job he was so
comfortable, I kept telling him,
I will give you a line and gave
him four or five.
>> Who do you play?
>> I play Gallo who whacked
someone in the charity park
hotel.
>> He whacked him.
We can't show it on TV.
>> Seeing the film, too, it
reminded me when David was the
police officer in "Scream."
Did that help you make the
casting decision?
>> I was telling the story.
When we decided to make the
movie, who will we have for the
lead and his name came up, and I
knew him from "Scream" being a
cop.
>> Give it a ring.
>> They told me a bunch of
names, and when his name came
up, he's my friend, I would love
to work with him and he will be
perfect.
From the screen, he did a great
job.
>> A really sweat story from the
law enforcement's point of view,
even though based in the mob
world shows the good guys of law
enforcement as well.
>> Exactly.
>> A true story at that and
makes it fascinating.
Danny, this is a genre you're
very popular with right now.
He had a cool scene in martin
scorcese's film, in "The
irishman."
How was it working with him?
>> Amazing.
He punched me and it was all
improvised.
It was a dream come true.
>> He punched me, I loved it.
>> Speaking of pumping, David,
you like to punch yourself.
You are serious about wrestling.
You have a rink in your
backyard.
>> I have been professional
wrestling for a year and a half.
>> You grew up loving.
>> I did a documentary.
This is my next match there.
My neck still hurts from it.
>> You did a good job.
>> That's not really an
appropriate way to pin somebody.
He was a big guy, at the comedy
story.
It's documentary called "You
cannot kill David Arquette."
>> Apparently not!
Apparently not.
Knowing you're such a big fan,
Danny, for your birthday, got a
very special message from none
other than hulk hogan and posted
the video on Instagram.
Let's take a look real quick.
>> You can never beat hulk
hogan.
I've still got the strap right
here.
If you want some, go get some,
Mr. David Arquette.
>> When we were growing up he
was our hero.
>> A great guy.
All those wrestlers, ric flair.
I'm like a 12-year-old when I
meet them.
>> I know, the 12-year-old comes
out.
We have a date in the backyard,
I will get footage of Dave and I
wrestling in the backyard.
The kids, I imagine got to love
it.
>> They do.
>> You have three now?
15?
>> Yes and Gus and Charlie are 2
and 5.
Litt rascals.
>> That's great.
Congratulations on everything,
gentleman, congratulations.
>> Thank you.
>> "Mobtown" will be in theaters
Friday.
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