The movie "Married to the Mob" was released in 1988 and was directed by Jonathan Demme. It starred Michelle Pfeiffer as Angela de Marco, Matthew Modine as undercover FBI agent Mike Downey, and Dean Stockwell as Tony "The Tiger" Russo.
The movie is a comedic take on the mafia lifestyle and the challenges faced by a woman trying to leave that world behind. Angela's desire to start a new life is complicated by the persistent attention of Tony and his associates, who hope to keep her under their control.
Meanwhile, Mike Downey has been assigned to investigate Tony's criminal activities and sees Angela as a potential informant. As he gets closer to her, he also becomes attracted to her, which complicates his professional duties.
As the movie progresses, Angela slowly gains more independence and power, breaking free from Tony's influence and even striking up a romance with Mike. However, their plans are threatened when Tony becomes suspicious of Angela's intentions and hires a hitman to take her out.
The movie incorporates elements of humor, romance, and suspense, with standout performances from Pfeiffer and Stockwell. It received positive reviews from critics and was a box office success, solidifying Demme's reputation as a versatile director capable of handling diverse genres.