Danny, Keys and Zaquersonn are the "Wise Guys", the three brothers of the Cornettos, an "Italian" mafia family. They plan the heist of the millennium only to be thwarted by the rival family, the Gelatos, who were working with someone within the family. The Wise Guys must uncover the mole in the family in order to recover the money that they rightfully stole.
Felix Gooden
Director
Felix Gooden
Danny “Loudmouth” Cornetto
Grimsley Hunter
Tom “Keys” Cornetto
Tobias Marquez
Zaquersonn Cornetto
Jacob Flanagan
Antonio Ferrera
Mary Cathryn Duhe
Girdle
Everett Johnson
Pepper “Big P” Cornetto
Maximillian Eli Munson
The Narrator
August Kennedy
Ttwigg Gelato
Nasir Meade
Pipsqueak Gelato
Corey McSpadden
Skimp Gelato
Jasper Gooden
Scruff Gelato
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