FLASHBACK

The year is 1990. GoodFellas has been released and is a critical and box-office hit. On a brisk October dawn in New York City, CBS This Morning's anchor, Paula Zahn, cuts to Steve Kmetko's interview with a disguised Henry Hill.

Asked to elaborate on his lifestyle in the mob, Hill states:

"You hustle constantly. You know, we worked continuously from one score to another score to another score. People told me all my life-my family, my in-laws-had I funneled my energy that I put into that life, not only myself and the other people, that we could be successful in any business we attempted to go into. But you didn't get the so-called respect, which wasn't respect, it was-people were afraid of you. They didn't respect you; they feared you. And a lot of things I did, I-you know, I couldn't say no to a lot of things. If I said no, either I got chased, or I was-I was whacked. I mean, once you're a part of it, you're a part of it. There is no way out. The only way out is a-is in a box. You can't resign."