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The Boondock Saints (4-Aug-1999)
Director: Troy Duffy Writer: Troy Duffy Music Composed by: Jeff Danna Producers: Elie Samaha; Lloyd Segan; Robert Fried; Chris Brinker Keywords: Crime, Vigilante Eccentric FBI detective Paul Smecker tracks a pair of Irish-Catholic twin brothers acting as vigilantes pursuing the eradication of the Russian Mafia from the streets of Boston. Includes some absurd over-the-top scenes, so be prepared to frequently suspend disbelief. Followed by a sequel, The Boondock Saints II: All Saints Day (2009).
CAST | Willem Dafoe | ... Paul Smecker | | Sean Patrick Flanery | ... Connor MacManus | | Norman Reedus | ... Murphy MacManus | | David Della Rocco | ... Rocco | | Billy Connolly | ... Il Duce | | David Ferry | ... Det. Dolly | | Brian Mahoney | ... Det. Duffy | | Bob Marley | ... Det. Greenly | | Richard Fitzpatrick | ... The Chief | | William Young | ... Monsignor | | Robert Pemberton | ... Macklepenny | | Bill Craig | ... McGerkin | | Dot Jones | ... Rosengurtle | | Scott Griffith | ... Ivan Checkov | | Layton Morrison | ... Vladdy | | James Binkley | ... Officer Newman | | Matthew Chaffee | ... Officer Chaffey | | Robert Vernon Eaton | ... Officer Langley | | Kym Kristalie | ... Beat-Up Woman | | Gerard Parkes | ... Doc | | Peter Windrem | ... Reporter #1 | | Elizabeth Brown | ... Reporter #2 | | Jeffrey R. Smith | ... Bartender | | Johnathan Higgins | ... Officer Mitchell | | Anthony Chrysostom | ... Judge | | Lizz Alexander | ... Virginal Woman | | Derek Murchie | ... Media Man #1 | | Robert B. Kennedy | ... Media Man #2 | | Carlo Rota | ... Yakavetta | | Ron Jeremy | ... Vincenzo Lipazzi | | Tom Barnett | ... Irish Gun Dealer | | Glenn Marc Silot | ... Rueben | | Victor Pedtchenko | ... The Fat Man | | Lauren Piech | ... Donna | | Gina Sorell | ... Rayvie | | Jeanna Fine | ... Dancer | | Sergio Di Zio | ... Oly | | Angelo Tucci | ... Vinnie | | Jimmy Tingle | ... The Priest | | Dick Callahan | ... Sal | | Morris Santia | ... Drug Dealer | | Carmen DiStefano | ... Augustus | | Darren Marsman | ... Pimp | | Christopher Flockton | ... Mr. Cobb | | Roberta Angelica | ... Forensic Woman #1 | | Markus Parilo | ... Sick Mob Man | | Gary Nicholson | ... Correctional Officer | | Joe Pingue | ... Geno | | Kevin Chapman | ... Chappy | | Nicholas Pasco | ... Hojo | | Pat Riccio | ... Mafia Man | | Chris Brinker | ... Mafioso #1 | | Don Carmody | ... Mafioso #2 |
REVIEWS Review by banion48 (posted on 6-Apr-2005) Boondock Saints has launched itself to cult classic status since it came out in 1999. Not popular, initially, it has gone the way of Rocky Horror Picture Show for fans of action, glory and humor. It stars two lovable Irish brothers who live quiet lives in Boston. But when their local bar becomes the financial victim of the Russian maffia they turn into heroes. From that point on they fight crime, kind of like super heroes, but without the costumes or the fancy gizmos. Instead they have their bumbling good luck, charm, and an arsenal of under the table weapons. Taking on mafiosa evil becomes their penchant, and they are dubbed the Boondock Saints. Willem Dafoe is also in this, and he is awesome, as usual. Its a must-see for anyone who likes him as an actor, and for anyone who exists in the 20-30 year old crowd.
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