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“And may all your favorite bands
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Celebrity Jews
Nate Bloom
Special to the Jewish News
AT THE MOVIES/ON NETFLIX
Opening July 15: The Infiltrator, a crime
thriller, is based on a real story. In 1986,
federal agent Robert “Bob” Mazur (Bryan
Cranston) went deep undercover to infil-
trate Pablo Escobar’s drug trafficking gang
by posing as a slick, money-laundering
businessman. He navigated a vicious crimi-
nal network in which the slightest slip-up
could have cost him his life. The case he
helped build led to the indictment of 85
drug lords and corrupt bankers — it also
led to the collapse of the BCCI bank, one of
the largest money laundering banks in the
world. Co-stars include John Leguizamo
as Mazur’s streetwise colleague; Benjamin
Bratt as an Escobar aide Mazur gets close
to; and Amy Ryan as Bonni Tischler, who
was Mazur’s boss in the Federal Customs
service Tampa, Fla., office.
Tischler, who died of breast cancer in
2005 at age 60, was a pioneering woman
in federal law enforcement. She started as
a sky marshal and rose to be a top national
customs official before retiring in 2002. She
told the Washington Post in 1987 that her
parents were horrified when she became
Ryan will play Tischler
a sky marshal: “My mother always said that
nice Jewish girls don’t go into law enforce-
ment. ”
The film is based on Mazur’s account
of his undercover work. He had a tense
relationship with Tischler and they differed,
later, on what actually happened.
The advance review by Variety is a total
rave, praising Cranston, the screenplay and
Brad Furman, 41, the director. Furman,
who has been directing small films and
commercials for decades, got his big break
in 2007 when he helmed The Take, a taut
crime thriller. He followed that up with The
Lincoln Lawyer (2011), a hit legal thriller.
When he decided to go into filmmaking,