On this day, March 18, in 2003, seven mobsters were convicted of trying to muscle $3 million from action film star Steven Seagal.
Seagal, a seventh-degree black belt, decided to stop making violent films on the advice of his spiritual guru. But the Gambino crime family wanted Seagal to keep making the ticket-selling movies and to pay the family $150,000 for each project.
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