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“Hoffa” takes place in Detroit, in the mid-1930s. ... Hoffa (played by Jack Nicholson) screaming, “Put down those boxes! ... ”
The first scenes of Hoffa at work trying to get drivers to join really paint a vivid picture of the two extremes; those who believed and those who did not believe that the Teamsters could make a difference.
The entire movie was told through reminiscence between Hoffa and Bobby Ciarro (played by Danny DeVito who costarred alongside Nicholson and also directed the film). ...
Into the middle of the movie there is an in-court battle between Robert Kennedy and Jimmy Hoffa that provided a clear picture of just how badly these two disliked each other. One website made it appear that Kennedy really was out to shut Hoffa down. He made bold accusations regarding Hoffa’s involvement with the Mafia and would not cease his investigations until Hoffa was imprisoned.
Approximate Word count = 677
Approximate Pages = 2.7
(250 words per page double spaced)
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