One actor. Two roles. Tom Hardy is brilliant as both Kray twins with a stellar performance
Crime and corruption are a tale as old as time itself. Eventually even the most unassailable of societies figures will tumble. As shown here, one mistake - a failed murder - was all it took to loosen the tongue of a trusted gang member.
This film serves as a window into the past with a convincing portrait of life in '60s East End London. When not watching the Krays in action you can marvel at the cars, clothing, music and buildings of the day.
A few inconsistencies in the facts {although this isn't supposed to be a truthful film...}; although Ronnie states he is Homosexual in the film, he is known to be Bisexual - and - it was also apparently disclosed by Reggie himself that France's death was not in fact suicide but by the hands of his jealous brother.
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One actor. Two roles. Tom Hardy is brilliant as both Kray twins with a stellar performance
Crime and corruption are a tale as old as time itself. Eventually even the most unassailable of societies figures will tumble. As shown here, one mistake - a failed murder - was all it took to loosen the tongue of a trusted gang member.
This film serves as a window into the past with a convincing portrait of life in '60s East End London. When not watching the Krays in action you can marvel at the cars, clothing, music and buildings of the day.
A few inconsistencies in the facts {although this isn't supposed to be a truthful film...}; although Ronnie states he is Homosexual in the film, he is known to be Bisexual - and - it was also apparently disclosed by Reggie himself that France's death was not in fact suicide but by the hands of his jealous brother.