DIRECTORS
Brian Helgeland
WRITERS
Brian Helgeland
John Pearson
CAST
Colin Morgan
Tom Hardy
Christopher Eccleston
Joshua Hill
Emily Browning
Paul Anderson
Tara Fitzgerald
Nicholas Farrell
Adam Fogerty
Mel Raido
Major John Finley
Millie Brady
Chris Mason
Stephen Thompson
Sam Spruell
Taron Egerton
Alex Ferns
Martin McCreadie
Shane Attwooll
Richard Riddell
Huggy Leaver
Sam Hoare
David Thewlis
Frankie Fitzgerald
Christopher Adamson
Chazz Palminteri
Alex Giannini
Duffy
Samantha Pearl
Mark Theodore
STARS
Colin Morgan
Tom Hardy
Christopher Eccleston
Joshua Hill
Emily Browning
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User Reviews
The infamous Kray brothers – identical twins Reggie and Ronnie – are so well known in British gangster history they've already had multiple films made about them. What writer-director Brian Helgeland brings to the table with his take on the notorious siblings is exuberant storytelling, classy visual styling and a tour de force performance by Tom Hardy as both twins. Hardy's dual turn is undeniably the centrepiece of the movie. His Reggie is all charm and swagger, with intelligence and ambition to boot, whilst the schizophrenic Ronnie is a short-tempered ball of emotional bluster. Helgeland sensibly opts to make Reggie the focus; of the two he is the more grounded one, a gangster with lofty aspirations and the ability to interact on a human level with those around him to make his goals a reality. There is also genuine chemistry between Hardy (as Reggie) and Emily Browning, her fragile yet strong-willed Frances able to draw out the romantic side of Reggie, making his bursts of savagery all the more terrifying. Sporadically placed throughout the (overlong) two hour plus runtime, the bouts of violence bubble with intensity and exhilaration, often uneasily enjoyable thanks to moments of levity sprinkled alongside them. The 60s setting is capitalised on too, Dick Pope's elegant photography giving proceedings a classical feel while Carter Burwell's powerfully soulful score affects deeply at all the right times. There's a sense of glorification here that mightn't sit well with some audience members, however the Krays were adored in the East End and to deny the glitzier parts of their life would be to deny what made them popular to begin with. An exceptional crime picture with two outstanding performances from one man, proving again that Hardy really is an acting… legend.IMBD
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