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This is the second of three films in which Jacob Tomuri worked as Tom Hardy's stunt double. The othe [...]	D
The film became the highest-grossing 18-rated British film of all time in the U.K., surpassing Train [...]	D
The black Humber (VAS 545) driven by the Richardsons (which runs over Reggie) also appears in The Fa [...]	D
Both Paul Bettany and David Thewlis played gangsters in Paul McGuigan's Gangster nÂ° 1 (2000).	D
Tom Hardy and Paul Bettany had previously appeared together in The Reckoning - Percorsi criminali (2 [...]	D
Tom Hardy and Sam Spruell also appear in Child 44 - Il bambino n. 44 (2015).	D
Millie Brady's film debut.	D
As a thank you to the owners of Pellicci's cafÃ©, Brian Helgeland invited them and their family to [...]	D
As Reggie is dragged to his cell by guards, one of the prisoners yells "Let him have it!" Christophe [...]	D
Reggie Kray became a born-again Christian in prison.	D
At the start of the film, Christopher Eccleston's detective Nipper Read follows Reggie through alley [...]	D
The film got a green light mostly because an American directed. The Krays - I corvi (1990) had been [...]	D
Taron Egerton and Colin Morgan had previously appeared together in Generazione perduta (2014).	D
Paul Anderson and Tom Hardy both appeared together in Revenant - Redivivo (2015) and Peaky Blinders [...]	D
Maureen Flanagan, who grew up with the brothers and knew them intimately, gave several interviews wh [...]	D
This film was released in 2015 by Universal Pictures, 30 years after they released-- at least in the [...]	D
Frances Shea did not commit suicide until several years after she and Reggie had split up. In fact, [...]	D
Tom Hardy was also an executive producer of this film.	D
On his deathbed, Reggie Kray admitted to murdering Mad Teddy Smith, Ronnie Kray's henchman and lover [...]	D
The Blind Beggar pub featured in the movie is actually The Royal Oak on Columbia Road in London. The [...]	D
Critic Benjamin Lee of The Guardian gave the film two stars. A poster for British distributor Studio [...]	D
Jon McKenna (Charlie Kray, Sr.) previously played Sam Ripley in The Krays - I corvi (1990), another [...]	D
The Kray twins had an older brother, Charlie. He died in prison, of natural causes, on April 4th, 20 [...]	D
Tom Hardy sustained a serious ankle injury during a fight scene in a pub.	D
Tom Hardy played Britain's most notorious prisoner, Charles Bronson (a.k.a. Michael Peterson), in Br [...]	D
The Parisian premiere was scheduled for November 17, 2015, at the Olympia concert hall. It was cance [...]	D
Shot over a period of 50 days.	D
Aneurin Barnard reprises his role as the photographer David Bailey from We'll Take Manhattan (2012).	D
This was Alex Giannini's final film before his death on October 2, 2015 at the age of 57.	D
According to official British vehicular records, the red Triumph Spitfire Mk3 (plate: RPE205E) Reggi [...]	D
Ronnie tells Frances to cut off a bit of herself in order to grow to get over Reggie. Charles Bronso [...]	D
The film was conceived and written with the idea of Tom Hardy playing both Kray twins in mind.	D
Reggie and Frances' first visit to the club is one continuous 5 minute 40 second shot.	D
Nipper Read's full name is Leonard 'Nipper' Read. He was born in Nottingham on March 31, 1925.	D
Tom Hardy and Tara Fitzgerald were in Child 44 - Il bambino n. 44 (2015) together.	D
Brian Helgeland first learned of the Kray twins when he was working on an aborted biopic about Led Z [...]	D
In real life, Ronnie Kray kept his homosexuality somewhat private. He saw it as a weakness that coul [...]	D
The film was shot almost entirely on location. Very few sets were used.	D
Reggie Kray finishes only one cigarette in the film, after he kills Jack McVitie.	D
Tom Hardy had 35 shooting days in which he played both brothers on the same day. He would film the s [...]	D
The pub scenes were filmed at Tuners Old Star in Wapping. Many of the fittings were changed or paint [...]	D
Ronnie was certified insane in 1979.	D
Shortly before shooting, Tom Hardy and Paul Anderson co-starred together in Peaky Blinders (2013). H [...]	D

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Modern security cameras are mounted on the walls when Frances leaves Reggie.	D
Reggie steals handcuffs from the prison officer, then take his baton. Prison officers don't carry ha [...]	D
In the final credits, Pellicci's cafÃ© is spelled "Pelliecci's."	D
On visiting the body of Frances, Ronnie picks up the empty pill bottle. it is clearly a modern plast [...]	D
When the psychiatrist at the hospital gives Reggie a bottle of anti-psychotic pills for Ronnie, he i [...]	D
The red Spitfire's bumper is higher than a real-life Spitfire of the time.	D
Ron mentions Agamemnon returning to Ithaca. Agamemnon was king of Mycenae. Odysseus returned to Itha [...]	D
It is raining when Frances leaves her brother's flat to go to cover the top of her Spitfire a short [...]	D
At the Greek restaurant, Alexander the Great is called Macedonian, not Greek. The ancient Macedonian [...]	D
The arrest of Charlie Richardson during the 1966 World Cup Final is presented as an anecdote about R [...]	D
The scene showing Ronnie and Reggie being acquitted in court ends with the judge banging his gavel. [...]	D
During Reg and Ron's fight in Esmerelda's Barn, Reggie throws Ron over a table. In the next shot, Ro [...]	D
When Reggie is talking to Frances sucking the Lemon Sherbet she gives him, he crunches it and eats i [...]	D
Harold Wilson talks about the Kray-Boothby-Driberg connection at Chequers, the Prime Minister's coun [...]	D
When Ron throws the bottle at Reggie during the fight in the club, the bottle flies past Reggie, str [...]	D
When Frances leaves Reggie, she carries two suitcases past a number of flats with UPVC double glazed [...]	D
The Ford Galaxie 500 used to drive Reg around has modern speakers in the rear shelf.	D
Early in the film Charlie Richardson is arrested whilst watching the FIFA World Cup final between En [...]	D
When Ron says he is telepathic, he's wearing a green cardigan. Later, Reg speaks to the doctor and i [...]	D
When Reggie and Frances are walking through London in wintertime, the black Austin FX4 Taxi is a 197 [...]	D
Frances parks her red Triumph Spitfire in front of a block of flats with double-glazed windows.	D
When Reggie stabs Jack "The Hat" McVitie, his hand is empty.	D
In the 1960s, London Metropolitan police Constables and Sergeants wore blue shirts with duty armlets [...]	D
Reggie and Frances talk in a downpour while trying to put up the Triumph's convertible top. Frances [...]	D
When Reggie picks up Frances for their first date, he shows her into the right side of the car. The [...]	D
In exterior shots of Cedra Court, the block of flats where Ronnie and Reggie live, most of the windo [...]	D
In the Double R Club early in the film, the singer sings "The Look of Love". Later footage shows Eng [...]	D

Frank Shea: You've got glamour, Frances. You're li [...]	D
Nipper Read: [watching from stake out] Some are bo [...]	D
Frances Shea: [to Ron] You know, one of these days [...]	D
Frances Shea: Not even the Scotland Yard could ign [...]	D
Ronald Kray: People who live in glasshouses should [...]	D
Frances Shea: God doesn't ask if we accept this li [...]	D
Frances Shea: You could go straight... Reggie Kra [...]	D
Reggie Kray: A paranoid schizophrenic walks into a [...]	D
Frances Shea: What do you, after all, when the onl [...]	D
Ronald Kray: Me and my brother, we're gonna rule L [...]	D
Dr. Humphries: ...Your brother is arbitrary, viole [...]	D
Ronald Kray: We're talking about being gangsters, [...]	D
Reggie Kray: Ron are you still taking your meds? [...]	D
Frances Shea: [narrating] We honeymooned in Greece [...]	D
Ronald Kray: [to Frances] Sometimes to achieve gre [...]	D
Reggie Kray: My loyalty to my brother is how I mea [...]	D
Jack 'The Hat' McVitie: [after being hit] Fuck Re [...]	D
Reggie Kray: [Grasping his injured genitals] Never [...]	D
Reggie Kray: [Mike Jobber has informed Reggie Kray [...]	D
Ronald Kray: We both love him, all right? We both [...]	D
Reggie Kray: [to cop] The difference between us, r [...]	D
Mike Jobber: Charlie Richardson says we're to knoc [...]	D
Angelo Bruno: In our line of work, it's not good t [...]	D
Ronald Kray: You know, it's possible, right, for a [...]	D
Ronald Kray: Blood is thicker than water!	D
Reggie Kray: .. that's my formula -- What I like t [...]	D
Ronald Kray: [to Frances's mum] You fuckin' sing!	D
Reggie Kray: [pointing at his twin] Listen to your [...]	D
Ronald Kray: You hit me. Reggie Kray: Yeah. [pau [...]	D
Angelo Bruno: [to Reggie] I'm glad we could make a [...]	D
Frances Shea: [narrating] Reggie once said, "The c [...]	D
Frances Shea: [it's raining into her convertible] [...]	D
Frances Shea: Aristocrats and criminals have a lot [...]	D
Ronald Kray: I always liked you, Frances, I always [...]	D
Ronald Kray: You're not afraid of anything? Reggi [...]	D
Reggie Kray: What exactly are you asking me to do, [...]	D
Mike Jobber: Get someone to clean that fucking toi [...]	D
Ronald Kray: [to Frances] I'm sorry, all right? Ye [...]	D
Ronald Kray: [on his twin stabbing Jack] Why would [...]	D
Leslie Payne: ...The world could be our oyster! R [...]	D
Frances Shea: A cup of tea can solve anything. Bit [...]	D
Ronald Kray: [about stabbing Jack to death] Why wo [...]	D
Reggie Kray: Frankie, come home. Frances Shea: I [...]	D
Ronald Kray: [on his sexuality] I'm a giver... not [...]	D
Ronald Kray: ...And I'm staring at the back of thi [...]	D
Ronald Kray: He knows too much about things. Thing [...]	D
[first lines] Frances Shea: London in the 1960s. [...]	D
Ronald Kray: Yeah... You're not laughing now, are [...]	D

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