Deadline is exclusively reporting that J.C Mackenzie and Craig Vincent are the latest names to join the cast of Martin Scorsese’s crime drama about Jimmy Hoffa’s disappearance The Irishman.

The Irishman is set to be based on the Charles Brandt novel ‘I Heard You Paint Houses’, which is the deathbed story from mob hitman Frank ‘The Irishman’ Sheeran about the disappearance and death of Jimmy Hoffa. Frank Sheeran was a member of the Bufalino crime family out of Pennsylvania and became a confidante of Hoffa. According to Sheeran’s story, Hoffa was driven to a house near the Red Fox restaurant (the place where he was last seen) and shot twice in the back of the head in the hallway, then cremated in a mob-connected funeral home. Floor planks where Hoffa would have hit the floor were pulled up and tested for DNA more than 10 years ago. Of the two good samples taken, the FBI could confirm nothing sold as one was inconclusive and the other could only reveal that it was a male….the rest is lore. The name of the book comes from the first thing Hoffa reportedly said to Sheeran (‘I heard you paint houses’), which means when blood is splattered all over the floor and walls after a hit. Steve Zaillian is adapting the screenplay.

The report doesn’t state who J.C Mackenzie (whose credits include The Wolf of Wall Street and Vinyl) and Craig Vincent (whose credits include Casino and Firefly) will be playing the in the film, but on IMDB it states that Vincent will be playing the role of Edward Grady Partin.

The duo will join a cast that includes  Robert De Niro, Al Pacino, Joe Pesci, Harvey Keitel, Bobby Cannavale, Ray Romano, Jack Huston, Domenick Lombardozzi, Jeremy Luke, Joseph Russo, Stephen Graham and Kathrine Narducci.