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Title: Southie (1998)
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| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Donnie Wahlberg | ... | Danny Quinn | |
| Rose McGowan | ... | Kathy Quinn | |
| Anne Meara | ... | Mrs. Quinn | |
| Lawrence Tierney | ... | Colie Powers | |
| John Shea | ... | Peter Binda | |
| James Michael Cummings | ... | Joey Ward (as James Cummings) | |
| Will Arnett | ... | Whitey | |
| Amanda Peet | ... | Marianne Silva | |
| Jere Shea | ... | Martin Powers | |
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Josh Marchette | ... | Will Casey |
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Steven Kozlowski | ... | Jimmy Quinn (as Steve Kozlowski) |
| Jay Giannone | ... | Teddy Mac | |
| Robert Wahlberg | ... | Davy Quinn | |
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David Fitzgerald | ... | Butchie Ward (as Dave Fitzgerald) |
| Steve Sweeney | ... | Paul Finnerty | |
South Boston Irish bad boy Danny Quinn returns back home from New York and gets stuck between his pals, who are supported by one Irish mafia clan, and his family, which are members of another. Written by Anonymous
After watching 'Southie' I was surprised at its low rating on the IMDb; and somewhat puzzled because almost everyone who took the time to post a comment found it an excellent film. Although in overall effect it is not on the level of 'Mean Streets', it a still a very solid production; on the level of "Monument Avenue" and "The Friends of Eddie Coyle". I suppose that a rather ordinary screenplay and a downbeat ending put some people off.
But this small film did a fine job of presenting a believable (if troubled) family, it utilized some interesting (out of favor) camera techniques to advance the storyline, and it showcased some excellent acting. It is refreshing to watch something without a hint of computer generated crap. If your production fundmentals are sound you don't need that kind of distraction.
There are two diametrically opposite scenes between Donnie Wahlberg and Rose McGowan that work so well that you wonder why they didn't alter the script to expand McGowan's part . One is in an Irish bar where Danny convinces his sister to enter an in-patient alcohol treatment program. The other is a few days later when he visits her in the middle of the program. The contrast between the intensity levels of these two scenes is amazing and McGowan pulls off the dramatic performance of her career. She is great at comedy but in these scenes she shows unexpected dramatic range. 'Southie' would be worth watching for just these two scenes but it is a solid effort from start to finish. Highly recommended.