"My Buddy from Brooklyn" — The True Story of America's Most Notorious Horse Trainer, Modeling King, and Fugitive

From the racetracks of New York to the glittering nightlife of 1970s Manhattan, My Buddy from Brooklyn is a gripping true-crime motion picture based on the astonishing life of Howard “Buddy” Jacobson.

This upcoming major motion picture blends horse racing, organized crime, fashion, and high society into one unforgettable cinematic experience. At the height of his power, Buddy Jacobson trained winning racehorses, built a modeling empire, and moved among celebrities, financiers, and underworld figures. But behind the glamour lay jealousy, betrayal, and violence — culminating in one of the most shocking crimes of the late 1970s.

This is not just another mafia movie.
This is a true American crime epic.

Set in Brooklyn, New York, Manhattan, Florida, and beyond, My Buddy from Brooklyn spans decades of ambition, excess, and downfall. Featuring real-life characters, dramatic courtroom battles, a daring prison escape, and the golden age of American horse racing, the story delivers the scale and intensity of films like:

• Goodfellas
• Casino
• The Irishman
• Donnie Brasco
• American Hustle

But this story is 100% true — and has never been told on screen before.

Why This Film Is Generating Buzz

• Based on a true story
• Horse racing and organized crime drama
• 1970s New York glamour and fashion world
• Real-life prison escape
• Celebrity and modeling industry connections
• Prestige theatrical motion picture development

As development continues, this website will feature:

• Movie updates
• Character profiles
• Historical research
• Teaser videos
• Casting announcements
• Behind-the-scenes content

Some men build empires.
Some men destroy them.
Buddy Jacobson did both.

My Buddy from Brooklyn — Coming Soon