Avis Bunnage, Billie Whitelaw, Charlotte Cornwell
The rise and fall of two of Britain's most famous gangster-brothers.
Stats: 339 reviews
If Long Good Friday was The Godfather of british cinema, The Krays was the GoodFellas.
The violence, loyalty, fear, blood and traditions are all present and correct. The Kemp bros., especially Gary, give superbly sinister and dangerous portrayals of the twins. You can't fault it...( read more)
Based on the true story of identical twin brothers Ronald and Reginald Kray, the drama of the most notorious British crime lords focuses on character to include homosexuality, a domineering mother, and jealousy leading to hyperviolent bloodletting, rather than the glamorization ...( read more)
This fact-based movie follows the life of the twin crime-lords in London's 60's underwor...( read more)
At the time, I loved this film. Billie Whitelaw was fantastic as the mother of the Kray twins. However, there seems to be a lot of discrepancies to the real life version of events
" the Best Villan Movie of All Time, These were true Brothers To The Very End, & I loved The Direction.
The British answer to Godfather which may lack the polish (it's really looking dated now), but it doesn't have all the paunch either. It's the character work that stuns here - it's slightly better than Long Good Friday. Any fans of gangster movies absolutely must see this. Thorou...( read more)
Outstanding. An amazing but incredibly overlooked British gangster bio-pic.
The Kray twins really interest me and this film was really informative as well as enjoyable to watch.
Although they may not look much like the real brothers, casting two other real life brothers, M...( read more)
Extraordinary film, with extraordinary acting and spooky synergy from brothers Gary and Martin Kemp, members of the '80s pop group Spandau Ballet.
Your messed up dude, and spell normally, your not a gangster so stop writing like one.
a great film about da greatest east londoners! da kemps played da krays da best they could n i take my hat of 2dem!! da krays rule! rest in peace reggie n ronnie!
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