Episode cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Steve Buscemi | ... | Enoch 'Nucky' Thompson | |
Kelly Macdonald | ... | Margaret Thompson | |
Michael Shannon | ... | Nelson Van Alden (credit only) | |
Shea Whigham | ... | Elias 'Eli' Thompson | |
Michael Stuhlbarg | ... | Arnold Rothstein | |
Stephen Graham | ... | Al Capone | |
Vincent Piazza | ... | Lucky Luciano | |
Michael Kenneth Williams | ... | Chalky White (credit only) | |
Anthony Laciura | ... | Eddie Kessler | |
Paul Sparks | ... | Mickey Doyle | |
Jack Huston | ... | Richard Harrow (credit only) | |
Charlie Cox | ... | Owen Sleater | |
Bobby Cannavale | ... | Gyp Rosetti | |
Gretchen Mol | ... | Gillian Darmody (credit only) | |
Anatol Yusef | ... | Meyer Lansky |
Owen and Nuck uncover a petty whiskey thief who steals from everyone including Masseria, but are forced to hide out in his cellar to save their lives. Capone, who works for Torrio on Chicago's South Side, intensifies his feud with florist/gangster Dean O'Banion. Because the sideroads are almost impassable because of the severe winter conditions and makes a fateful decision to challenge to try to bring his convoy of liquor to Rothstein by challenging Gyp's Tabor Heights roadblock. Written by duke1029
That probably will the only episode that I will comment on this TV show, because it has been commented yet. This episode is really terrific, especially the Al Capone's character performance. I now the actor, a British one, whose character reminds us Joe Pesci's ones in the Marty Scorcese's features such as GOOD FELLAS and CASINO. A rough, brutal, most violent guy who is so sensitive, so touching with his fragile son and also friend, badly beaten by the Irish gangster in the bar. Watch put this scene when Capone destroys the Irish Hood, look out for this outstanding sequence, where Capone uses this brutal behaviour to get revenge over his son himself beaten by his school comrades... But besides this, I guess that in this kind of TV show, you watch thousand of things that you would never see in movies. The way, for instance, the characters have to come and die so rapidly. You find this only in series. And I love that.