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A group of Boston-bred gangsters set up shop in balmy Florida during the Prohibition era, facing off against the competition and the Ku Klux Klan.
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Film Cast:
- Joe Coughlin: Ben Affleck
- Loretta Figgis: Elle Fanning
- Thomas Coughlin: Brendan Gleeson
- Dion Bartolo: Chris Messina
- Emma Gould: Sienna Miller
- Graciella Suarez: Zoe Saldaña
- Chief Irving Figgis: Chris Cooper
- Gary Smith: Anthony Michael Hall
- Tim Hickey: Titus Welliver
- Donnie Gishler: Derek Mears
- Digger Pescatore: Max Casella
- Albert White: Robert Glenister
- Brendan Loomis: Chris Sullivan
- Virgil Beauregard: J.D. Evermore
- Doctor: Tom Virtue
- RD Pruitt: Matthew Maher
- Jeff: Bruno Amato
- Paulo Bartolo: Benny Ciaramello
- Jack Jarvis: Michael Mantell
- Pastor: Michael Chieffo
- Fasani: Andrew Bongiorno
- Mayweather: Austin Swift
- Statler Guest (uncredited): Mark Burzenski
- Train Passenger (uncredited): Lucy Angelo
- Northend Newspaper Vendor (uncredited): Larry Eudene
- Gillette Factory Worker (uncredited): Lexie Roth
- Cigarette Girl (uncredited): Katie O’Malley
- Disheveled Man (uncredited): John Bishop
- Maso Pescatore: Remo Girone
- Herald Reporter: Lewis D. Wheeler
- Calvin Bondurant: Clark Gregg
- Assassin (uncredited): Heidi Moneymaker
- Maso’s Crew (uncredited): Michael Papajohn
- Factory Worker (uncredited): Bill Blair
- Statler Party Guest (uncredited): Lucien Spelman
- Ritz Investor: Christian Clemenson
- Maso’s Crew (uncredited): Anthony Molinari
Film Crew:
- Producer: Ben Affleck
- Novel: Dennis Lehane
- Stunts: Karin Silvestri
- Editor: William Goldenberg
- Director of Photography: Robert Richardson
- Original Music Composer: Harry Gregson-Williams
- Production Design: Jess Gonchor
- Costume Design: Jacqueline West
- Producer: Leonardo DiCaprio
- Executive Producer: Chris Brigham
- Executive Producer: Chay Carter
- Art Direction: Stephen Christensen
- Art Direction: Dawn Swiderski
- Co-Producer: David Webb
- Producer: Jennifer Todd
- Casting: Mindy Marin
- Supervising Art Director: Bradley Rubin
- Casting: Lora Kennedy
- Supervising Art Director: Christa Munro
- Art Direction: Jeremy Woodward
- Producer: Jennifer Davisson
- Assistant Art Director: Zack Gonchor
- Stunts: Timothy Eulich
- Key Makeup Artist: Deborah Rutherford
- Stunts: Doug Coleman
- Stunt Driver: Chris Palermo
- Stunts: Matt McColm
- Lighting Programmer: Christopher Ferguson
- Stunts: Shawnna Thibodeau
- Stunts: Matt Leonard
- Stunt Coordinator: Tim Trella
- Stunts: Casey O’Neill
- Graphic Designer: Zachary Fannin
Movie Reviews:
- Reno: **Fall and rise, a revenge tale.**
- Number four for the director Affleck after his other film won the Oscars four years ago. He has also written the screenplay and produced it. It was based on the book of the same name. The story of a World War I veteran turned notorious gangster. Escaping from the war, falling in love with a gangster’s woman, a bank heist, prison time, the son of a police officer and his journey to the top of the criminal world after losing everything at one stage of his life. More like a revenge film, but the intention was not aggressive. Only the time and the life passage give one to him.
- From all his directional films, probably this could be the worst one. It had everything a gangster film needed like gun fights, car chase, revenge, romance, yet I felt lacked depth in its overall theme. Actors were not bad, the settings looked fine. The length of the film was a bit long, but the film offered nothing new. It looked like someone’s biography or made it look like one. I think that’s the point. Even the end part of the film extends, only to annoy us after two long hours patiently sat for it.
- The best part of the film, what I liked was the 1920s. The story about between two the World Wars, that too was about an internal affair like underworld activities looked nice on the screen. The cast and crew were best for the film, yet failed to impress us. Though it was not totally a bad film of the year, only it did not stand and deliver as it was promised. So, still it can be watched once if you prefer, but not guaranteed entertainment.
- _6/10_

