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Summarize the following information: Jimmy Hoffa was the leader of one of the most powerful unions in US history.

Afterwards he was reported missing and from that moment on, he became one of the biggest mysteries in the history of American criminal investigation, his body was never found.

Hoffa, who had become one of the most controversial figures in the United States, as president of the Teamsters Union - an organization known as the Teamsters - was seen as a hero by his colleagues.

But at the same time, during his life, he had garnered a long list of enemies.

And that is one of the main plots that develop in "The Irishman", the last film directed by Martin Scorsese and which is played by Robert De Niro and Al Pacino.

In fact, it is the latter who is in charge of giving life to Hoffa, in the film that premieres this Friday in the US.

"What I tried to capture was the intensity of this character. Someone who had devotion to what he did, but at the same time had to deal with a strong temper," Al Pacino told Variety magazine.

But who was Jimmy Hoffa and how did he become the leader of the US Teamsters Union, without ever driving one in his life? And how did his disappearance become a mystery that marked a generation and that some even compare to events such as the assassination of John F. Kennedy?

Jimmy Hoffa is played by Al Pacino in Martin Scorsese's latest film, "The Irishman."

Hoffa, the unionist

Jimmy Hoffa, whose full name was James Riddle Hoffa, was born in the town of Brazil, in the state of Indiana, in the central United States, in 1914.

From the age of 18 he began to be part of the demonstrations and mobilizations of what was the largest union in the US: the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, also known as "the Teamsters."<end_of_turn>
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Jimmy Hoffa war der Anführer der mächtigen Gewerkschaft „Teamsters“ in den USA. Er verschwand und wurde zu einem kriminellen Rätsel, ohne dass seine Leiche gefunden wurde. Als umstrittene Persönlichkeit wurde er von seinen Gewerkschaftskollegen bewundert, hatte aber auch zahlreiche Feinde. „The Irishman“ von Martin Scorsese mit Al Pacino und Robert De Niro in den Hauptrollen thematisiert seine Geschichte. Obwohl er noch nie einen Lkw gefahren hatte, übernahm er die Leitung der Gewerkschaft. Sein mysteriöses Verschwinden wird mit Ereignissen wie der Ermordung von JFK verglichen. Er wurde 1914 geboren und trat im Alter von 18 Jahren den Teamsters bei.<end_of_turn><eos>