National Geographic documentary. In March 2015, he appeared in a two-part documentary on the American Mafia with television presenter and reporter Trevor McDonald. He spoke about his wealth, but also the impact of being a member of the Colombo crime family had on his family, and that was why he turned away from organized crime. In 2017, he played a reformed mobster in the Kevin Sorbo film Let There Be Light. Franzese hosted a stage musical, A Mob Story, at the Plaza Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas. The show opened in October 2018 and was created and directed by Jeff Kutash. In 2019, Franzese became co-founder of a national franchise of pizza restaurants called "Slices Pizza". Slices serves Sicilian style square pizzas with ingredients sourced from Naples and Campania, with ovens from Venice. The franchise started in California, and includes five branches across the country including Dallas, Texas. In July 2020, he appeared in the Fear City: New York vs The Mafia Netflix docuseries. Franzese released an autobiographical biopic, God The Father, in 2014, which was released in theaters across 20 cities in the United States. The film uses a combination of stock footage, animated recreations, as well as interviews to tell his life story. It cites religion as the motivation for Franzese changing his life. In June 2020, Franzese started a YouTube channel. On his channel he tells stories about his past life, makes interviews and reviews mafia related films, television shows, and video games and analyzes their accuracy. His subscriber count exceeded 1,000,000 in January 2023. Franzese is the author of seven books: Quitting the Mob (1992), Blood Covenant (2003), The Good, the Bad and the Forgiven (2009), I'll Make You an Offer You Can't Refuse (2011), From the Godfather to God the Father (2014), Blood Covenant: The Story of the "Mafia Prince" Who Publicly Quit the Mob and Lived (2018) and Mafia Democracy (2022). Personal life Franzese has been married twice. Franzese lives in Newport Beach, California with his wife, Camille Garcia, and their seven children. Franzese met his current wife in 1984, while shooting the film Knights of the City in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. His wife, a Christian, also influenced him in his decision to leave the mob. In 2010, Franzese's brother John Franzese Jr. testified against his father Sonny Franzese in a racketeering case after wearing a wire during conversations with his father. Michael