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Storyline Gangster SquadLos Angeles, 1949. Ruthless, Brooklyn-born mob king Mickey Cohen (Sean Penn) runs the show in this town, reaping the ill-gotten gains from the drugs, the guns, the prostitutes and if he has his way every wire bet placed west of Chicago. And he does it all with the protection of not only his own paid goons, but also the police and the politicians who are under his control. Its enough to intimidate even the bravest, street-hardened cop except, perhaps, for the small, secret crew of LAPD outsiders led by Sgt. John OMara (Josh Brolin) and Jerry Wooters (Ryan Gosling), who come together to try to tear Cohens world apart.
No Names. No Badges. No Mercy.
Movie details Gangster Squad
Release : 2013-01-11
Genre : Action, Crime, Drama, Thriller
Runtime : 113 minutes
Company : Langley Park Production, Lin Pictures, Village Roadshow Pictures
Cast
 | Sean Penn | as | Mickey Cohen |
 | Ryan Gosling | as | Sgt. Jerry Wooters |
 | Emma Stone | as | Grace Faraday |
 | Josh Brolin | as | John O'Mara |
 | Nick Nolte | as | Bill Parker |
 | Giovanni Ribisi | as | Conway Keeler |
 | Josh Pence | as | Darryl Gates |
 | Frank Grillo | as | Jimmy reagan |
 | Anthony Mackie | as | Coleman Harris |
 | Robert Patrick | as | Max Kennard |
 | Michael Pea | as | Navidad Ramirez |
 | Mireille Enos | as | Connie O'Mara |
 | Sullivan Stapleton | as | |
 | Holt McCallany | as | Karl Lockwood |
 | Wade Williams | as | Rourke |
 | James Landry Hbert | as | Mitch Racine |
 | Ambyr Childers | as | Milk Skinned Blonde |
| Mick Betancourt | as | Detective Sgt. Will Hendricks |
| Mac Brandt | as | Bruiser |
 | Brandon Molale | as | Jimmy 'Bockscar' Knox |
 | Michael Papajohn | as | Mike 'The Flea' |
 | Jeff Wolfe | as | Giovanni Vacarezza |
| Anthony Molinari | as | Lorenzo Molinari |
 | Austin Highsmith | as | Patty |
| Neil Koppel | as | Max Solomon |
 | Jack McGee | as | Lt. Quincannon |
 | Evan Jones | as | Neddy Herbert |
 | James Carpinello | as | Johnny Stomp |
 | Troy Garity | as | Wrevock |
| Austin Abrams | as | Pete |
 | John Aylward | as | Judge Carter |
| Dennis Cockrum | as | Elmer Jackson |
 | Jack Conley | as | Sheriff Biscailuz |
| Yvette Tucker | as | Carmen Miranda |
 | Derek Mears | as | Bridge Goon |
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Rat-a-tat-tat!Gangster Squad is directed by Ruben Fleischer and written by Will Beal. It stars Josh Brolin, Sean Penn, Ryan Gosling, Emma Stone, Nick Nolte, Anthony Mackie, Giovanni Ribisi, Robert Patrick and Michael Pena. Music is by Steve Jablonski and cinematography by Dion Beebee.Los Angeles is being brought to its knees by crime boss Mickey Cohen (Penn). In one of the darkened offices of the police department, a special squad of officers is being assembled. Given free licence to bring Cohen and his operations down by any means necessary, the Gangster Squad fight fir with fire.Loosely based on real life facts, Gangster Squad is a good old slice of machine gun etiquette. An all star cast get to play good guys and wise guys in The Untouchables tradition, even if that in itself cant quite lift the film to the higher echelons of gangster movies past and present.Theres absolutely nothing new here, it plays out as expected. Brolin and Gosling are the main smooth operators in the good guys camp, the former given the family man in danger sub-plot, the latter given the dangerous dame to fall in love with in the shapely form of Emma Stone, who as it happens is also dating Cohen! hmm... Over in the wise guys department is Penn on full tilt sweary and hammy overdrive. Its a very colourful portrayal, menacing and completely over the top. How the performance sits with you will greatly depend on how you find Penn as an actor when let loose on a cartoon characterisation.Its all very period pleasing, with a bustling late 40s L.A. hosting men with hats, trench coats and tommy-guns. Men who frequent the speakeasy bars as torch singers warble their stuff. There is nothing wrong with the production at all, except maybe when the dialogue veers to clunky. The action scenes are well crafted, loud, bloody and exciting, and the photography sparkles and the music soars.If only the makers had put some thought into it, a bit of brains to go with the brawn. As a comic book type gangster piece, it works well on entertainment terms, elsewhere its lightweight and formula compliant , with the Ribisi, Patrick and Pena characters telegraphed a mile away. So, quite some way away from the great The Untouchables then, but better than Mullholland Falls. Make of that what you will. 6.5/10
