
Whitey: United States of America v. James J. Bulger (2014)
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- R
- 1h 47min
- Documentary, Biography
- 27 Jun 2014 (USA)
- Movie
- 6 wins & 3 nominations.
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Cast
James 'Whitey' Bulger | ... |
Self - Defendant (archiveFootage) (voice)
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Tommy Donahue | ... |
Self - Son of Victim Michael Donahue
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David Boeri | ... |
Self - Senior Reporter, WBUR
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Steve Davis | ... |
Self - Brother of Victim Debra Davis
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Dick Lehr | ... |
Self - Co-Author, 'Black Mass' & 'Whitey'
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Hank Brennan | ... |
Self - Bulger Defense Attorney
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Shelley Murphy | ... |
Self - Boston Globe Reporter / Co-Author, 'Whitey Bulger'
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Stephen Rakes | ... |
Self - Bulger Extortion Victim
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Brian T. Kelly | ... |
Self - Assistant U.S. Attorney / Bulger Prosecutor
(as Brian Kelly)
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J.W. Carney Jr. | ... |
Self - Bulger Defense Attorney
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Kevin Cullen | ... |
Self - Boston Globe Columnist / Co-Author, 'Whitey Bulger'
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Kevin Weeks | ... |
Self - Former Member, Winter Hill Gang / Co-Author, 'Brutal'
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Bob Long | ... |
Self - Det. Lt. Inspector, Massachusetts State Police, Retired
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T.J. English | ... |
Self - Journalist, Daily Beast / Author, 'Whitey's Payback'
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Daryl Zules | ... |
Self - Bulger Defense Team
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Fred M. Wyshak Jr. | ... |
Self - Assistant U.S. Attorney / Bulger Prosecutor
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Bob Fitzpatrick | ... |
Self - Former FBI Assistant Special Agent in Charge / Co-Author, 'Betrayal'
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Zachary R. Hafer | ... |
Self - Assistant U.S. Attorney, Bulger Prosecutor
(as Zachary Hafer)
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Maryann Davis | ... |
Self - Wife of Steve Davis
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David Wheeler | ... |
Self - Son of Victim Roger Wheeler
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Patricia Donahue | ... |
Self - Wife of Victim Michael Donahue
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Edward T. Hinchey | ... |
Self - Donahue Family Attorney
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Tom Foley | ... |
Self - Superintendent, Massachusetts State Police, Retired / Author, 'Most Wanted'
(as Col. Thomas Foley)
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Carmen Ortiz | ... |
Self - U.S. Attorney, District of Massachusetts
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Angela Clemente | ... |
Self - Forensic Intelligence Analyst
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James E. McDonald | ... |
Self - John Connolly Defense Attorney
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David Frank | ... |
Self - Managing Editor, Massachusetts Lawyer's Weekly
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Jonathan Hall | ... |
Self - Reporter, WHDH Boston
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Anthony DeFabrizio | ... |
Hank Brennan (voice)
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Louis Cogliano | ... |
John Martorano (voice)
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John Greene | ... |
Stephen Flemmi (voice)
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Vito Amorelli | ... |
John Morris (voice)
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Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
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Donato Angiulo | ... |
Self - Capo in the New England Mafia (archiveFootage)
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Frankie Angiulo | ... |
Self - Soldier in the New England Mafia (archiveFootage)
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Gennaro Angiulo | ... |
Self - Underboss of the New England Mafia (archiveFootage)
(as Jerry Angiulo)
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Osama bin Laden | ... |
Self - #1 on the FBI's Most Wanted List (archiveFootage)
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William Bulger | ... |
Self - President of the Massachusetts Senate (archiveFootage)
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John Callahan | ... |
Self - Victim (archiveFootage)
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John Connolly | ... |
Self - FBI Special Agent / FBI Organized Crime Squad (archiveFootage)
(as John Connolly Jr.)
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Debra Davis | ... |
Self - Victim (archiveFootage)
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Michael Donahue | ... |
Self - Victim (archiveFootage)
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Stephen Flemmi | ... |
Self - Member of the Winter Hill Gang (archiveFootage)
(as Steve Flemmi)
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Brian Halloran | ... |
Self - Victim (archiveFootage)
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J. Edgar Hoover | ... |
Self - Director of the FBI, 1935-1972 (archiveFootage)
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Deborah Hussey | ... |
Self - Victim (archiveFootage)
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Tommy King | ... |
Self - Member of the Mullen Gang (archiveFootage)
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John Martorano | ... |
Self - Member of the Winter Hill Gang (archiveFootage)
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John McIntyre | ... |
Self - Victim (archiveFootage)
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John Morris | ... |
Self - Supervisor, FBI Organized Crime Squad (archiveFootage)
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Jeremiah T. O'Sullivan | ... |
Self - Former U.S. Attorney / Head of New England Organized Crime Strike Force, 1973-1989 (archiveFootage)
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H. Paul Rico | ... |
Self - Former FBI Special Agent (archiveFootage)
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Joe Valachi | ... |
Self - Soldier in the Genovese Crime Family (archiveFootage)
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Bill Weld | ... |
Self - U.S. Attorney (archiveFootage)
(as William Weld)
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Roger Wheeler Sr. | ... |
Self - Victim (archiveFootage)
(as Roger Wheeler)
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Howie Winter | ... |
Self - Member of the Winter Hill Gang (archiveFootage)
(as Howard Winter)
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Directed by
Joe Berlinger |
Produced by
Sidney Beaumont | ... | executive producer |
Joe Berlinger | ... | producer |
David Boeri | ... | consulting producer |
Amy Entelis | ... | executive producer |
Jon Kamen | ... | executive producer |
Vinnie Malhotra | ... | executive producer |
Dave O'Connor | ... | executive producer |
Julia Reagan | ... | associate producer |
Kim Rudolph | ... | post production producer |
Courtney Sexton | ... | supervising producer |
Caroline Suh | ... | producer |
Steven Tollen | ... | post production executive producer |
Justin Wilkes | ... | executive producer |
Music by
Wendy Blackstone |
Cinematography by
Robert Richman | ||
Étienne Sauret |
Editing by
Alex Horwitz | ||
Joshua L Pearson | ... | (as Joshua L. Pearson) |
Editorial Department
Krystalline Armendariz | ... | assistant editor |
Dan Bromfield | ... | post-production coordinator |
Yohance Brown | ... | colorist |
Josh Kanuck | ... | colorist / on-line editor |
Joseph Krings | ... | additional editor |
Liz F. Mason | ... | managing director |
Eric Milano | ... | effects editor |
M. Watanabe Milmore | ... | additional editor |
Elise Oleksiak | ... | assistant editor |
Jerome Raim | ... | assistant editor |
Alyse Ardell Spiegel | ... | additional editor |
Jonathan Stromberg | ... | assistant editor / post production supervisor |
Production Management
Andrea Berman | ... | production manager |
Meredith Kaulfers | ... | production manager |
Dana Z. Panagopoulos | ... | production manager |
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Caroline Suh | ... | second unit director |
Art Department
Richard Lampasone | ... | additional graphics |
Sound Department
Steve Bonarrigo | ... | additional sound |
Frank Coakley | ... | additional sound |
Chris Davis | ... | dialogue editor |
Jason Fyrberg | ... | additional sound |
David Goodheart | ... | audio production assistant |
Jesse Hubbell | ... | additional sound |
Robert Kennedy | ... | additional sound / additionnal sound |
Perry Levy | ... | sound editor |
Eric Milano | ... | sound effects editor |
Pete Nenortas | ... | additional sound |
Eddie O'Connor | ... | sound mixer |
John O'Connor | ... | sound mixer (as Johnny O'Connor) |
John Osborne | ... | sound recordist |
Tom Paul | ... | re-recording mixer |
Steven Tollen | ... | executive producer: sound |
Andy Turrett | ... | additional sound |
Dave Williams | ... | additional sound |
Visual Effects by
Louis Caldarola | ... | additional graphics |
Erika Frankel | ... | visual effects producer |
Jay Johnson | ... | credit scroll |
Richard Lampasone | ... | additional graphics (as Rich Lampasone) |
Sean Pierce | ... | graphics / title designer |
Michael Warren | ... | graphics |
Michael Joseph Warren | ... | digital artist |
Camera and Electrical Department
Matthew Anderson | ... | gaffer |
Joe Berlinger | ... | additional camera |
Carlos Bermudez | ... | gaffer |
Robert Cuddy | ... | gaffer |
Bill Flannigan | ... | grip |
Ned Hallick | ... | gaffer |
Andrew L. Hobbs | ... | second assistant camera (as Andrew Hobbs) |
Mike Lee | ... | gaffer |
Stephen McCarthy | ... | additional camera |
Luke McCoubrey | ... | additional camera |
Julia Reagan | ... | additional camera |
Adam Rosenberg | ... | digital imaging technician |
Daniel T. Wilson | ... | additional camera / assistant camera |
Joe Woods | ... | additional camera / assistant camera / digital imaging technician |
Music Department
Richard Martinez | ... | music mix |
Joshua L Pearson | ... | additional music (as Joshua L. Pearson) |
Additional Crew
Rob Barton | ... | intern |
Jillian Bergman | ... | production assistant |
Benjamin Berkowitz | ... | marketing & publicity |
Shamsud Bery | ... | production assistant |
Justin Bonilla | ... | archival researcher / production assistant |
Justin Braase | ... | production assistant |
Sam Broadwin | ... | story researcher |
Jane Collins | ... | court room sketch artist |
Stephanie Connors | ... | additional archival research |
Bennett Eiferman | ... | production assistant |
Dominique Farrell | ... | production assistant |
Amanda Harford | ... | intern |
Brian Heller | ... | helicopter photography |
Andrew L. Hobbs | ... | production assistant (as Andrew Hobbs) |
Jenny Kern | ... | intern |
Kelly MacLanahan | ... | legal for CNN |
Sarah McCulley | ... | production assistant |
Logan Mucha | ... | production assistant |
Stacie O'Beirne | ... | production insurance services |
Joshua L Pearson | ... | supervising story editor (as Joshua L. Pearson) |
Michael Peavey | ... | helicopter pilot |
Julia Reagan | ... | archival researcher |
Adam Rosenberg | ... | production assistant |
Daniel T. Wilson | ... | production coordinator |
Stacey Wolf | ... | business affairs |
Justin Zorn | ... | intern |
Thanks
Bob Halloran | ... | special thanks |
Matthew Valentinas | ... | special thanks |
Production Companies
Distributors
- Magnolia Pictures (2014) (United States) (theatrical)
- StudioCanal (2015) (United Kingdom) (theatrical)
- HLN (2022) (United States) (tv)
Special Effects
Other Companies
- Outpost Digital (post-production facilities)
Storyline
Plot Summary |
WHITEY: United States of America v. James J. Bulger captures the sensational trial of infamous gangster James 'Whitey' Bulger, using the legal proceedings as a springboard to explore allegations of corruption within the highest levels of law enforcement. Embedded for months with Federal Prosecutors, retired FBI and State Police, victims, lawyers, gangsters and journalists, Academy Award-nominated filmmaker Joe Berlinger examines Bulger's relationship with the FBI and Department of Justice that allowed him to reign over a criminal empire in Boston for decades. Pulling back the curtain on long-held Bulger mythology, the film challenges conventional wisdom by detailing shocking, new allegations. With unprecedented access, Berlinger's latest crime documentary offers a universal tale of human frailty, opportunism, deception, and the often elusive nature of truth and justice. Written by Anonymous |
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Taglines | The FBI thought they had him. It was the other way around. See more » |
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Parents Guide | View content advisory » |
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Box Office
Opening Weekend United States | $14,287, 29 Jun 2014 |
Did You Know?
Trivia | Jack Nicholson's character in The Departed (2006) is based on James 'Whitey' Bulger. See more » |
Quotes |
Self - Son of Victim Michael Donahue:
The FBI - they haven't been on our side since the day they killed my father. It took them four and a half hours to come to my house to tell my mother whether my father was dead or alive. They covered up the murder of my father. Helped pretty much to set it up. It's shameful. It's shameful. I think the FBI is worse than the mafia. They're the most organized crime family on the planet, who can do whatever they want, change the laws when they want, and they're not to be screwed with, to be honest with you. We've seen that first hand. See more » |