real-life bank robber Salvatore Naturile

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Salvatore Naturile was a real-life American bank robber whose attempted 1972 Brooklyn bank heist and subsequent hostage situation inspired the film "Dog Day Afternoon."

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instanceOf American criminal
bank robber
human
activeYearsInCrime early 1970s
causeOfDeath gunshot wound
chronologicallyFollows planning of 1972 Brooklyn bank robbery
coPerpetratorWith John Wojtowicz NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
criminalCharge armed robbery
kidnapping (hostage taking)
dateOfDeath 1972
era 20th century
ethnicGroup Italian American
familyName Naturile NERFINISHED
fictionalization character Salvatore "Sal" Naturile in film "Dog Day Afternoon" NERFINISHED
givenName Salvatore NERFINISHED
hasInfluenceOn public perception of hostage negotiations in the 1970s
hasRoleInEvent accomplice in 1972 Brooklyn bank robbery attempt
inspiredWork film "Dog Day Afternoon" NERFINISHED
mannerOfDeath killed by law enforcement
notableEventLocation Brooklyn, New York City NERFINISHED
notableFor 1972 Brooklyn bank robbery attempt
hostage situation during 1972 Brooklyn bank robbery attempt
occupation bank robber
participantIn 1972 Brooklyn bank robbery attempt
hostage situation at a Brooklyn bank in 1972
placeOfDeath New York City
portrayedBy John Cazale NERFINISHED
portrayedIn film "Dog Day Afternoon" NERFINISHED
sexOrGender male

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Sal Naturile basedOn real-life bank robber Salvatore Naturile