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Charlie Kray (the older brother) used to have an interest in a pub and restaurant near to where I grew up. Allegedly two travellers tried to hold it up. They were found alive by the side of a dual carriageway minus kneecaps. Good food in there as I recall.
I'm bitter, I'm twisted, James Joyce is fucking my sister.
That's right...Spandau Ballet if I remember correctly.
The casting is great, especially with the likes of Billie Whitelaw and Tom Bell.
Absolutely. Cracking cast, all round.
Don't think I've seen this since the days of VHS, to be honest - so I may never have seen the uncut version of the film (the Chelsea/Glasgow smile sequence was cut on VHS and for the UK cinema release, IIRC).
'You know, I'd almost forgotten what your eyes looked like. Still the same. Pissholes in the snow'
http://www.paul-a-j-lewis.com (my photography website)
'All explaining in movies can be thrown out, I think': Elmore Leonard
From their humble East End beginnings, Ronnie and Reggie Kray became the most notorious figures in London's gangland underworld. From extortion to murder, their horrific brutality became legendary and throughout the 50s and 60s they ruled by fear, until life sentences in 1969 finally ended their bloody reign of terror.
Special Features
East End Medak: a new interview with Director Peter Medak
Burdis Meets The Krays: a new interview with Producer Ray Burdis
New audio interview with writer Philip Ridley
New audio commentary by film historian Scott Harrison
Archive audio commentary by Peter Medak, Gary Kemp and Martin Kemp
BFI 2015 Q&A with Gary Kemp, Martin Kemp, Kate Hardie, Peter Medak and Philip Ridley
Limited Edition Contents
Soft cover book with new essays by Andrew Graves, Neil Mitchell and Shelagh Rowan-Legg.
6 collectors' art cards
Catalogue number: 2NDBR4134
Don't think I've seen this since the days of VHS, to be honest - so I may never have seen the uncut version of the film (the Chelsea/Glasgow smile sequence was cut on VHS and for the UK cinema release, IIRC).
I don't believe I've seen this since the VHS days either, but remember really liking it. I think it's better than the Tom Hardy film, LEGEND (which wasn't bad, just pales in comparison imo).
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