In 2006 Ciccone became a member of the small Primary Talent community theatre group housed at the 200-seat Players Theatre in Manhattan . During this time he appeared in several productions including the lead role in Paddy Chayefsky ’s '' Marty '' . Over the next few years he was cast in a variety of unknown low-budget independent films and several student films at NYU Tish before writing and appearing in his own three short films '' Nothing for Nothing , Plenty of It '' , and '' Neighborhood Nonsense '' , the latter of which appeared in the 2010 New Filmmakers Film Festival and was featured on Funny or Die . While studying with renown acting coach Harold Guskin he secured his television debut in an Under-five role as Price , a card-player in the final season of the 54 year running soap , As The World Turns . The following year in 2011 Ciccone landed a multiple day guest star role in an episode of White Collar playing the referee in an underground after-hours boxing club . In 2012 he appeared opposite Donnie Wahlberg and Jennifer Esposito in Blue Bloods and landed a recurring role as Joe Masseria ’s thug on HBO ’s Boardwalk Empire . In 2013 he worked opposite Jake McLaughlin and Erik LaRay Harvey in several scenes in an episode of NBC 's Believe , directed by Academy Award-winning director Alfonso Cuaron . Ciccone also appeared on network television opposite Debra Messing on The Mysteries of Laura and made guest star appearances as Peter O'Neil on Law & Order : Special Victims Unit . In 2015 Ciccone was cast in the guest star role of Ronald ( the masturbator on the train ) in Master of None where he worked opposite comedian Aziz Ansari ( playing Dev ) who employs a citizen ’s arrest only to " weirdly kind of sympathize with him " . Other 2015 Netflix roles include Cabbie opposite Charlie Cox on '' Daredevil '' and Vito in '' Italian Pinata '' on Difficult People . Also in 2016 Ciccone appeared in the guest star role of truck-rental mobster Frank Capello on '' Person of Interest '' . In late 2016 Ciccone was cast as a guest star ( Anthony ) in the new CBS episodic Bull starring Michael Weatherly . In the 2017 Sundance Film Festival Ciccone appeared in the World Premiere of the racially charged bio-pic Crown Heights , which took home the Festival Audience Award for the US Dramatic competition . In 2017 Ciccone appeared in recurring roles on two major episodics : NBC 's '' Shades of Blue '' , starring Jennifer Lopez and Ray Liotta , and HBO ’s hit television drama The Deuce starring James Franco and Maggie Gyllenhall . In 2018 his character ( mob boss " Carmine Patriccia " ) continues to appear in season 2 on The Deuce . Also in 2018 Ciccone has made guest star appearances in Fox 's primetime network hit , Gotham scene partnering with Robin Lord Taylor , NBC 's Blacklist alongside James Spader , and a co-star appearance on ABC 's Quantico where he is paired again with Jake McLaughlin . He was also cast in Martin Scorsese 's '' The Irishman '' . Currently in production , Ciccone will appear opposite Joe Pesci and Robert DeNiro in the anticipated 2019 release
2017 Sundance Film Festival
2017 Sundance Film Festival
James Ciccone