'Gangs of New York'Film portrays Church's role among Irish settlers
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In "Gangs of New York," director Martin Scorsese gives us a glimpse of a tough, cruel world on the streets of Manhattan in the days of President Abraham Lincoln. A subscription is required to access this content.
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