Watching it a second time you see just how clever mum is...leaving the room to get the tea...leaving again to get the cake. Giving them time to have a few words, then reminding Reggie about family and giving Ronny an alibi, all with a gentle mummsy smile on her face. Matriarch level skillz on show there.
Very much an underrated film. You think their Mum is blissfully unaware of their doings, until the very end. Mums are very hard to fool. She had the run of it from the beginning.
My favorite mob movie. Well besides good fellas of course but I’ve watched this movie at least 10 times and everytime I’m just in awe how good this movie is!
I thought I could outsmart my mam. Then I got arrested. The next day when I get home I find all my "stuff" that I'd so carefully hidden wasn't where I'd left it. She'd flushed the stuff that would put me away and dumped everything else. Thats a woman who's never broke the law her entire life and never once laid a finger on me unlike my dad. His beatings were nowt compared to her withering look and her constructive criticisms.
The way his face instantly lighted up. Said hi mom. Was just amazing. He is upset as soon as she says hi. He radiates joy and respect for her. She leaves instant change in his face. Back to upset and no smile. Lovely acting Sir.
He does the same when he asks Frances out after he said her brother was "in trouble." Immediately a softer face. Hardy is an excellent actor, in every way.
@@daveyjoseph6058 probably overplayed a tad yeah but I don't know about you, I treat my mum with similar levels of respect. It's just a right of passage and deserved respect for bringing you up.
@@RobRIPDG They threatened the psychiatrist to lie so that Ron could be released. There's a scene prior to Ron's release where a thug working for the Krays visits the psychiatrist. There's also the scene after the hearing where the doctor gives the medication to Reggie to administer to Ron. This is narrative support for the fact that Ron was clinically insane. The doctor knew it, but lied because he was threatened with violence. Why is the doctor giving antipsychotics to a patient who doesn't need them? It wouldn't make any sense. The true answer, and the only logical explanation, is that Ron was insane. Reggie threatened the doctor to get Ron out. Reggie accepts the medication to give to Ron as a compromise because Reggie knows full well how sick Ron really is. Did you even watch the movie? You clearly remember the scene where he gets released from the ward. But not the scene directly before or afterwards? No wonder you're completely wrong. You're missing all the narrative context requisite in order to be right.
So this is my opinion… but I think that part of the scene was trying to show how Ronnie gets very uncomfortable when someone touches him affectionately or shows him affection in general, even if it’s his mom. You can even see that mom was hesitant to touch him because either she knows how much he dislikes it, or she’s lowkey afraid of him, or both. But it’s clear the amount of tension in his face and shoulders it causes him. I might be wrong but that’s the impression I got.
I love how the fact that as old as Ronnie is his mother still sees and treats him like a little boy and not only that you can see ronnie is acting like a little boy himself not only that Ronnie is a mama boy it's so funny because you can see it in ronnie face knowing damn well Reggie pissed off but ronnie hiding behind his mother😄 they might be Two of London's most notorious gangsters but when it come to mom's house their just brothers acting liking kids again
Seeing her hand slightly shiver just before touching Ronnie’s face shows that she knows he’s done something serious but loves him no matter what. It’s those super tiny things that make her performance in this scene so amazing!
Well i was abandoned by my biological parents and put into an orphanage when i was young. I was lucky enough to be adopted by the nicest couple ever. I’m sorry to hear that about your mothers, that must be hard.
Even though she made me feel worthless and unworthy of being loved, i still love my biological mother and i hope i see her again one day, even if she doesn’t want to see me.
The time teddy hands reggie the gun and the mom barely sees it always makes me laugh. plus the scene where shes like "hes not well, hes sick" and he pretends like he has a stuffy nose.
It's contrived. She leaves the room to make tea or get cake whenever she knows they will be discussing "business" and she plays on Reggie's slight cold and prepares the bed for him to give him an alibi if ever he's questioned about the murder in the pub (and then appears again and acts surprised that the gangsters disposing of the weapon and intimidating witnesses have gone). It's clear she's also aware of Reggie's (and more famously Ronnie's) bisexuality, because she invites the pretty boy Teddy to stay behind despite her son's alleged "fever". It's a small scene, but a significant one: Violet Kray is thought to have had certain narcissistic tendencies and she transferred them to her sons. Her specialty was silence and that's how she wins the respect of the male criminals around her in this film portrayal.
That was the saddest part. In the body politic of Reggie's organization, Ron was a cancer cell. And their mom wanted Reg to protect Ron because FAAAAAMILY... "He'll ruin your life and make sure you go to prison for the rest of your natural life, but you have to protect him from himself because he's your brother." I wished he'd just look back at her and respond, "Some messes, you have to clean up yourself..."
Ron sniffing right after mum said he might have a fever is hilarious. Got to love how no matter how hard core everyone was, they had to dial it down and behave themselves in front of mum.
What i love about this film is how they pictured the mother, she's not an idiot, she's not clueless, she's aware they're not the goodest children, however, they're still her children, they wont throw them away coz of the life they live, and her actor, is brilliant, shows this perfectly with one simple line "whatever hes done, he's your brother" great film, cannot recommend enough
@@dantheman4908 XDD Reminds me of Dark Knight 3 when Bane (Tom Hardy) killed the nuclear physicist while an entire football stadium looked on. That's the only scenario where you have seventy thousand witnesses.
@Mrfairchap maybe; but honestly it's just also being smart and having respect for his mother no to discuss buisness and stuff in front of her. It could incriminate her if she knew anything; so having that alibi and just playing it safe is just a smart move. I know if i was doing some shady shit, I'd never tell my friends and family out of respect for them. My fuck-ups are mine alone; simple as that. On the flip side; Ron was smart in going to his mom's place as it provides a good alibi (he's sick and needed someone to help him with some things while he recovers) and he also knows he'll be safe in case Reggie blows his top and tries to beat him up or something. It helped everyone keep a level head and figure out a workable plan in safe territory.
The most heartfelt scene in the entire movie when Reggie looks at both his Mum & his brother and truly realizes that his brother is not well and he realizes he loves them both above all else..
No, I think he's smiling because he realises his Mum knows everything & has effectively given his brother an alibi, especially by inviting the boy to stay too.
@@GaiusCaligula234 I wouldn’t protect my bro if he was a A.Hitler, J.Stalin, Mao or even G.Glitter. Everyone is responsible for their crimes and if family tries to let them continue the family is also guilty and criminal.
@@ShootRapids Always remember you're from the same 'stock' as your siblings...whatever they do you're also capable of, FOR BETTER OR WORSE. Maybe it's YOU that would need that brother to be there for you when YOU act rashly and get in a bind.
According to witnesses that were present at the Blind Beggar that day, this was exactly what George Cornell did (gave a slight grin) as soon as Ronnie Kray walked up and put one right between his eyes…. supposedly. I don’t care what part of the world you’re in or at what point in time, to walk up to a person in public and dot that head for them like the way Kray did Cornell in that pub back in 66…. takes brass balls and an intense level of insanity.
@@LegendarySpaceRipper The man lived opposite me in the flats in camberwell new Rd he had 2 flats top floor and was always polite and I never heard anything about beating his wife but he was a hard fucker no one pissed him off I can tell you.
She reminds me of my mom. The oldest of 11 and seven of her siblings were hard-core heroin addicts and indulged in the Juarez underworld. My mom is the sweetest kindest most caring and loving person you’ll ever meet but deep down inside she is 100% a G and I’ve seen her in action in her very humble way. I love you mom!
I'm the ne'erdowell younger brother art school/ bands/ booze etc, my brother an athlete and engineer now also a father minister and restaurant owner oft resented when our folks would tell him to get or find me. He recently said he had a dream where our father (many years deceased) told him to "go find your brother" I appreciate him for looking out for me, i hope i didn't cause him too much grief
@@yseson_aye man. Looks like we both walked in the same pair of shoes haha :’) same. I’m the middle brother, but my older brother was just an year older and our baby brother didn’t come until a bit later. Same story, I was more into the music and art of life, drugs and alcohol. Living in the fast lane. Older brother got a full scholarship at a private school playing Wide Receiver for Saint Louis. And than served his 2yr Mission and moved back to Japan where he’s happily married and owns a house with a lovely wife. My dad would stick him onto me like probation officer which lead to a lot of fights and resent but he’s always covered for me and had my back. Just wish regret that he had to endure so much more burden and unnecessary responsibilities on my reckless behalf. Kind of felt like I robbed him of his time as a Youth since a lot of it was spent on trying to keep me in check and needing to go “looking for me” thanks Justin :’) appreciate u big dawg.
@@youalrightchief4770 ah, but look how much you both learned from both sides of that. Things like that help us grow and learn, so as long as you learned something, even the tiniest thing, it’s not all in vain. After all, how much do you grow and become a stronger person when everything is hunky dory? those are the ones that have no personality or maturity, I’ll tell you that lol 😆
I love how the guy who plays Albie is a complete psychotic lunatic in Peaky Blinders and he’s completely different version of a mobster in this he’s such a great actor
At 2:10 when Reggie asks , where’s the weapon , and the guy pulls out the gun , Reggie clenches his fist in anger , it’s the little things like that off the cuff reaction that makes Tom Hardy one of the finest actors of his day .
I just saw a documentation about the Kray brothers. This movie did a hell of a job casting the right actors. Not just Tom Hardy for his brilliant performance - he also looks like the Kray brothers as well as many minor characters.
When teddy passes the gun and reggie sees his mum see u can see the disappointment and his heart drop doesn’t matter how old u are or what u do no one wants their mum to think badly of them
The mom knew the entire time that’s why at the end of this clip she’s like “whatever he’s done, he’s still your brotha”….. momma bear knew it all along she was not fooled for even a second LMAOO
Props to the man for hopping on top the situation so fast as well, he got on crowd control and intimidation and out of shock faster than a lot of folks would have.
7 customers is/was hardly a busy night in an eastend pub. Get things into perspective. On a Friday night there would have been maybe 50, so yes, a quiet night.
That's pretty normal. If you find someone who acts hard but doesn't love their mumsie, they're harmless. You can break them. If they're dead courteous to people who aren't in the life and close with their mum, not the people you wanna fuck with. They're the dangerous ones.
When Mom asks Alby if he would like to stay with Ron and Reggie quietly turns his head to tell his to say yes, is such brilliant acting. Tom Hardy is a fantastic actor. Him in The Revenant ? Up there with Pacino and DeNiro.
I think that's why Violet wanted to keep Ron and Teddy together, she knew something bad happened and that Ron caused it, and Reggie would've either beaten the ever living shit out of Teddy or killed him.
@@KarlVeiga Plus she knows Ron, She knows that behind the massive frame and intimidating face, he was scared shitless and knew he had fucked up royally. Her house is probably the only place he felt safe
I think the most disturbing thing about this is how easy it was for them to trick my brain that it's two people instead of 1 actor portraying 2 characters.
George Cornell must have been hard as nails to just smile at Ronald kray after being shot by him through the forehead then to fall straight backwards on his stool without a care in the world to the very real possible consequences of hitting his head hard on the floor afterwards maybe possibly resulting in further untold injuries to the one he had already just sustained. That was some hell of a risk he took there! Hopefully he will be ok.
@@Stepzzz03 Would you smile at someone who just shot you in the head? How do you know he is dead? He obviously has a very good sense of humour and might still just be pretending to be dead. Some people just don't know when a joke should end. I hope he hasn't been buried.
Arthur Shelby working for Venom, having an argument with Alfie Solomon and kingsmen in the same room... This looks like an interesting alternative universe
One thing I don’t think gets mentioned enough is how they’re mum asked teddy if he’d like to stay the night. Especially During that era and not only accepting her son but someone her son is with.
What?.... Oh no, no.. They've spent all evening here with me and after, it was late, they were tired, so I prepared them both a bed. I'm afraid that's all inspector......
@@I_leave_mean_comments I laughed at this but seriously I think a lot of mothers would be willing to shelter their children no matter what crime they committed. It's often been said that the moment a mother holds their child for the first time their life stops being the most important one to them, and I would say that is indeed true for a good portion of parents. Given how loving Violet is to her children I think it makes sense that she would shelter Ronnie even knowing he's done something unforgivable.
Violet pretends like she doesn’t know what’s going on but at the end she totally plays her hand. It’s as if she’s saying “just because I love and support you no matter what doesn’t mean I don’t know what you’re up to. I’m your mother, I raised the both of you, I know you better than you know yourselves”
I have a coffee every Sunday morning with an old Pommy guy who used to be a doorman for the Krays and another who used to spar with Henry Cooper to very nice old blokes but don't think I would want to piss them off LOL
@@Trilltord You are saying either the angle photoshopped the images (unlikely) or the ozzy is lying. Why call him a liar? Seems a bit of a stretch to assume he's lying based off what he said. I suspect you're a proper bellend.
@@burningchrome70 G'day Mate I will ask my mate if he will let me put his name out he is now in his eighties very fit and looks ten yrs younger. he also worked at Elstree Studio's and met a load of the old stars Diana Dors Cliff. etc He said Tommy Cooper said " Thanks lad Have a drink on me" and put 10 bob in his pocket later he found a tea bag in his pocket. saw the other mate ex Heavy weight and he said he couldn't care less so his name is Mick Jewy . both are "cockney diamond geezer 's. and both are bloody so happy they decided to migrate with their families to Oz and I'm Glad they did too..
I’ve never seen the movie, but I can tell you that being the “clever” one of the family that fixes problems is a gigantic pain in the ass. Everyone wants to be that guy, but no one wants to answer the phone at 02:30 in the morning.
Playing double roles with such incredible difference.....two distinct personalities.....what an excellent acting skill!!! The one and only Tom Hardy!!!
Whatever he's done, he's your brother. Theres just so many scenes of greatness. Ive seen it 20 times and will again. The scenes where Frances has died.. the little trickle of blood... Wow.. the music, he puts the ring on her finger... I lost a dear, sweet lady who was very much like Frances... Legend..
Every family has one. My alcoholic brother, by alcoholic I mean routinely gets so drunk that he looks like his face is melting, has cost us 1000’s of dollars.
1:35 I like the attention to detail in this film. If you look at the scene again, you can clearly see there were ten witnesses and the producers could clearly have counted the extras in that scene, but when in high intensity/shocking situations, no one realistically does that (for example, I'm sure it was pretty much no one's priority to count the amount of witnesses the first time watching that scene). Obviously, the characters only went through that experience once and so had to guess approximately how many witnesses. The first time watching this film, I guessed about seven as well (fun fact, seven is a psychologically pleasing number for some reason) so while many may point out the inaccuracy of the claim by Barrie, it is actually more realistic to get it wrong.
I love how throughout the movie, despite the unfamiliarity and prejudice against homosexuality at the time and within the demographics of different characters - because Ronnie was terrifying and showed no shame or any reaction other than 'matter of fact' openess about being gay - no one dared or bothered to react.
supposedly,Ronnie shot Cornell because he had called Ronnie "a fat poof" he didnt mind being called a poof as he was open about being gay,it was being called fat that set him off
What gets me is the way Teddy’s line at the end is the only one of his in the whole movie where he’s nervous. You know shit is tense when even Teddy is taking it seriously
Watching it a second time you see just how clever mum is...leaving the room to get the tea...leaving again to get the cake. Giving them time to have a few words, then reminding Reggie about family and giving Ronny an alibi, all with a gentle mummsy smile on her face. Matriarch level skillz on show there.
You don't raise men like the Kray brothers without knowing what the fuck is up.
So smooth
If anyone knows them more than themselves it's her then god
Fuckin respect to themselves are thru the roof
If you come from or know a family with 3 girls and 1 boy, there is no doubt who mums favourite is, zero doubt.
The amount of respect each and every one of them have for the mom is so wholesome.
That was back in the day when you could slap some respect into unruly and disrespectful kids, can't even give 'em a clip round the ear these days, lol
@@KumaBean it's a crime to even raise your voice with your kids these days, glad I grew up getting a hiding if I missed behave.
Liam Grey Couldn't agree more, it's character building, lol 🤝 🍻
@@KumaBean and yet they grew to become one of the most ruthless gangsters in the UK
@@Liam_Grey no it isn’t
Tom Hardy is a new age actor with old school acting talent. One of the best of this generation by far. Can't recall a movie he was in I didn't like
TOM Hardy isn't too bad either ;-)
Love to see tim hardy and tom hardy in the same film one day
@@callumevanger3965 That's this film isn't it? They're Reggie and Ronnie.
Same here - he’s extremely versatile, and seems to excel at playing madmen!
@@Brownalebelly clumsy fingers on a phone
Tom Hardy can seriously do no wrong. Literally love everything he’s involved in
Me too❤
He's awesome
Have you seen "Locke"? It's a one man masterpiece!
OKAY FREAKS.
...Even Venom? 😅
I really wish Tom Hardy had directors/writers to play a real Tom Hardy film. We really missed out
That "Whatever he's done.... He's YOUR BROTHER" was so well delivered
Mom knows what goin on???
I got the message!! Agreeed
Yeah this whole scene I thought she was just a bit of a ditz, till that line
It’s great because she’s speaking to both of them, not just Reggie.
Yeah, was my fave part of the scene. Powerful line.
The fact that the same actor can look so different act so diffrent when playing a twin role is superb
Watch Dominic cooper performance in the devil's double as Uday Hussain and latif yaheah
It's better than this rubbish
@@spqr7423 🤡
@@spqr7423 who the fuck has even heard of that
Why do they look so different if they're twins?
@@ryanbarrett96 twins can look different despite them beings twins
Very much an underrated film. You think their Mum is blissfully unaware of their doings, until the very end. Mums are very hard to fool. She had the run of it from the beginning.
My favorite mob movie. Well besides good fellas of course but I’ve watched this movie at least 10 times and everytime I’m just in awe how good this movie is!
mothers tend to look the other way and help sweep things under the carpet.
I thought I could outsmart my mam. Then I got arrested. The next day when I get home I find all my "stuff" that I'd so carefully hidden wasn't where I'd left it. She'd flushed the stuff that would put me away and dumped everything else.
Thats a woman who's never broke the law her entire life and never once laid a finger on me unlike my dad. His beatings were nowt compared to her withering look and her constructive criticisms.
Right you are Bobby👌👍
One of the best mob films is The Irishman.
The way his face instantly lighted up. Said hi mom. Was just amazing. He is upset as soon as she says hi. He radiates joy and respect for her. She leaves instant change in his face. Back to upset and no smile. Lovely acting Sir.
lit up
I was looking for this comment before I wrote it here myself. He's a genius actor. My favorite.
He does the same when he asks Frances out after he said her brother was "in trouble."
Immediately a softer face.
Hardy is an excellent actor, in every way.
It's incredibly wholesome how nice they all treat the mum of their bosses.
Like it's all family.
Would you threat Violet wrong, have you seen how Ron looked at that barmaid that came to identify him at the police station. That look said it all.
Should see how they looked at the little boys they raped first they treated them with respect too
if that were real life it would be disgusting as ever but go on, idolize away
@@daveyjoseph6058 bruh it's a movie 💀
@@daveyjoseph6058 probably overplayed a tad yeah but I don't know about you, I treat my mum with similar levels of respect. It's just a right of passage and deserved respect for bringing you up.
i think the reason ron went straight to his mothers house is because he knew it was the one place where reggie wouldn't cause a scene
Too True, you could see Reggie simmering with rage when he walked in....
yea, safe space!
Oh ya think?
Siblings tend to run to their elders because that is indeed a safe place.
@WoodPileDenmark 100%
“You ain’t laughing now”
*literally dies with a smile on his face*
@@usereisnunelf6092 How can a person smile after getting a headshot??
@@debarghyaray2842 Well to be fair he sat there like he just didn't get shot in the head when in reality he'd drop like a sack of potatoes instantly
A smile not laughing
@@creepypastareader2390 well it’s prolly shock as he didn’t really expect it
@@thepodcastwitcarlossahagun3783 if you get shot in the head you're going down instantly regardless if you expect it or not
The way Reggie goes from brimming with anger and annoyance at his brother to "Yeah that would be lovely, thanks mum" is lowkey adorable and terrifying
Totally
I was expecting Ronnie to go "Shalom, Arfur. SHALOM!" When Albie walked in
This comment is gold
nerdwhitenerd you legand 🤣🤣
This film gave me peaky blinder vibes. Had a good laugh at this comment as my brother is always screaming this when he sees me.
You're a bloody legend mate😂😂😂
arfur ..lollllllllllllll
"Are you mad?"
Clinically, yes Ron was.
Ronnie suffered from paranoid schizophrenia
Clinically no, he got omitted at the start from the psych ward😁
There are the mad, the bad, the sad and the glad. Be glad you are not mad, and please do try not to be bad.
@@RobRIPDG They threatened the psychiatrist to lie so that Ron could be released. There's a scene prior to Ron's release where a thug working for the Krays visits the psychiatrist. There's also the scene after the hearing where the doctor gives the medication to Reggie to administer to Ron.
This is narrative support for the fact that Ron was clinically insane. The doctor knew it, but lied because he was threatened with violence. Why is the doctor giving antipsychotics to a patient who doesn't need them? It wouldn't make any sense.
The true answer, and the only logical explanation, is that Ron was insane. Reggie threatened the doctor to get Ron out. Reggie accepts the medication to give to Ron as a compromise because Reggie knows full well how sick Ron really is.
Did you even watch the movie? You clearly remember the scene where he gets released from the ward. But not the scene directly before or afterwards?
No wonder you're completely wrong. You're missing all the narrative context requisite in order to be right.
@@poppinov8797 b cool bb
Those dead eyes looking at his brother then he sniffles when mom said he has a fever was fuckin hilarious like yeah I'm not well 😂
he knows he's fucked up basically, and Teddy sees it too.
That’s mum keeping Ronnie near her so that Reggie doesn’t thrash him. And reminding Reg that his brother is mentally ill.
So this is my opinion… but I think that part of the scene was trying to show how Ronnie gets very uncomfortable when someone touches him affectionately or shows him affection in general, even if it’s his mom. You can even see that mom was hesitant to touch him because either she knows how much he dislikes it, or she’s lowkey afraid of him, or both. But it’s clear the amount of tension in his face and shoulders it causes him. I might be wrong but that’s the impression I got.
I love how the fact that as old as Ronnie is his mother still sees and treats him like a little boy and not only that you can see ronnie is acting like a little boy himself not only that Ronnie is a mama boy it's so funny because you can see it in ronnie face knowing damn well Reggie pissed off but ronnie hiding behind his mother😄 they might be Two of London's most notorious gangsters but when it come to mom's house their just brothers acting liking kids again
Bro!! Exactly. I died when he did that
Seeing her hand slightly shiver just before touching Ronnie’s face shows that she knows he’s done something serious but loves him no matter what. It’s those super tiny things that make her performance in this scene so amazing!
Jane Wood. They should have mentioned her name in the movie description above.
The accent that Hardy does for Reggie is almost the same as the one he uses for Alfie in Peaky Blinders, terrific actor.
The accent he does for Ron I feel is a lot like Alfie's
Gci idiots
@@TheLizardKingReborn Ah yes good old GCI
Waaaay over-rated. Crap Bane character and voice. Same crap voice here as in another show and you think that's great? What a lemming.
...Bane
When you see Reggie look at his mother during the scene you can see his attitude change. Your mother really is your first love.
You know that’s not his mom right?
@Hwang Dong same here
Well i was abandoned by my biological parents and put into an orphanage when i was young. I was lucky enough to be adopted by the nicest couple ever. I’m sorry to hear that about your mothers, that must be hard.
Even though she made me feel worthless and unworthy of being loved, i still love my biological mother and i hope i see her again one day, even if she doesn’t want to see me.
@Hwang Dong wouldn't say that in person would u 😁
The time teddy hands reggie the gun and the mom barely sees it always makes me laugh. plus the scene where shes like "hes not well, hes sick" and he pretends like he has a stuffy nose.
me and my dad just watched the movie, and when he sniffed hard after she said he had a fever, we busted up laughing.
It's contrived. She leaves the room to make tea or get cake whenever she knows they will be discussing "business" and she plays on Reggie's slight cold and prepares the bed for him to give him an alibi if ever he's questioned about the murder in the pub (and then appears again and acts surprised that the gangsters disposing of the weapon and intimidating witnesses have gone). It's clear she's also aware of Reggie's (and more famously Ronnie's) bisexuality, because she invites the pretty boy Teddy to stay behind despite her son's alleged "fever". It's a small scene, but a significant one: Violet Kray is thought to have had certain narcissistic tendencies and she transferred them to her sons. Her specialty was silence and that's how she wins the respect of the male criminals around her in this film portrayal.
@@Extra_050 Ronnie not Reggie
@@GeorgeMichaelsGirl Bah! They're twins; it's my only excuse. I think I more or less stand by the rest, however.
I like that they censored the curse words that probably everyone above the age of 9 knows the meaning of, yet they didnt blur the murder
LOL 😄
It's for crazy Bible lovers . Murder 100% okay , not profanity defiling their ears though no NEVER .
Lol hahahahaha
its for youtube monetisation and law i think.. the film is not censored thoo
omg dont say "fuck" but cold blooded killing "YEEY"
Love that the mum basically gave them both an alibi.
how?
@@quana1331 He was there all night with her...
Knew exactly what she was doing. "Whatever he's done, he's your brother." She knew the score.
@@quana1331 lied and said he had a fever was in bed all night.
@@quana1331 how are you such a NOOB!
*Guy gets shot in the face*
Binge Society: “I’ll allow it”
*Guy drops F bomb*
Binge Society: “well someone has to put a stop to this”
This world is ridiculous. Really.
Plenty of those little hypocrisies floating around. Joining armies at 16 but not allowed to drink before 18-21.
Good job reg.....should’ve been masked up though.but,ten out of ten....proper crims
Why the fuck would you call fuck an f - bomb? It blows people's minds off or something?
@@SergeiBash Its an IED to the media.
"Whatever hes done hes your brother" wow that gave me goosebumps they didn't fool her for a second
Ikr. Much like my mom. Now go on sacrifice everything for her favorite psychopath.
That was the saddest part. In the body politic of Reggie's organization, Ron was a cancer cell. And their mom wanted Reg to protect Ron because FAAAAAMILY...
"He'll ruin your life and make sure you go to prison for the rest of your natural life, but you have to protect him from himself because he's your brother."
I wished he'd just look back at her and respond, "Some messes, you have to clean up yourself..."
Haha raygun.
@@daynechastant exactly
You can’t fool moms mate.
Ron sniffing right after mum said he might have a fever is hilarious.
Got to love how no matter how hard core everyone was, they had to dial it down and behave themselves in front of mum.
What i love about this film is how they pictured the mother, she's not an idiot, she's not clueless, she's aware they're not the goodest children, however, they're still her children, they wont throw them away coz of the life they live, and her actor, is brilliant, shows this perfectly with one simple line "whatever hes done, he's your brother" great film, cannot recommend enough
All of them were idiots. Especially the one that liked schoolboys
“How many witnesses?
“Oh it was a quiet night.”
….
“Seven.”
Seven?!”
"-teen"
@Philip Lukacs That's if you believe everyone who claimed to have been there that night.
@Philip Lukacs seventy…thousand
Where i come from if Seven people seen it, within 10 minutes the whole fucking world have heard about it.
@@dantheman4908 XDD Reminds me of Dark Knight 3 when Bane (Tom Hardy) killed the nuclear physicist while an entire football stadium looked on.
That's the only scenario where you have seventy thousand witnesses.
Violet shows at the end that she isn’t as unperceptive as she lets on.
no shit
@@comanderyeahyeah7065 he needed his brownie points for saying the obvious lol
And in the beginning Ronnie shows he's not impressed with that guy for laughing at him by shooting him in the head
thanks
Adam
@@jimma316 youre welcome
Crazy how similar the two actors that play Ronnie and Reggie look.
Trollololol
Nice b8 m8
Aren't they brothers in real life?
@@keithklassen5320 Tom and Jom.
Almost identical..
Love how he comes in absolutely mad and exasperated at his brother ready to chew him out but the moment he sees his mother he's just "Hi mum😊😊😊"
His complete facial expression shift was amazing acting. Soon as she leaves instant shift again on his face. Delightful acting.
@Mrfairchap maybe; but honestly it's just also being smart and having respect for his mother no to discuss buisness and stuff in front of her. It could incriminate her if she knew anything; so having that alibi and just playing it safe is just a smart move. I know if i was doing some shady shit, I'd never tell my friends and family out of respect for them. My fuck-ups are mine alone; simple as that.
On the flip side; Ron was smart in going to his mom's place as it provides a good alibi (he's sick and needed someone to help him with some things while he recovers) and he also knows he'll be safe in case Reggie blows his top and tries to beat him up or something. It helped everyone keep a level head and figure out a workable plan in safe territory.
The most heartfelt scene in the entire movie when Reggie looks at both his Mum & his brother and truly realizes that his brother is not well and he realizes he loves them both above all else..
No, I think he's smiling because he realises his Mum knows everything & has effectively given his brother an alibi, especially by inviting the boy to stay too.
yeah, ur wrong its what @hipsterchipster said.
@@fredrikandersson3885nah he nailed it and you can’t take it 😂
@@DonFelixGallardo ehrm, what? xD
@@fredrikandersson3885 you heard me bud
That fever sniff, the tea sips, and the subtle nuances of the guilty innocence Ronnie has in this scene is brilliance. Have always loved this scene
"whatever he has done, he is your brother"..... yeah,doing what Cain did will be very ideal for this moment.
I wonder if the queen said that to charles
@SomeAverageBloke They are always a family, your brother is your brother, no matter what, and you ought to always defend them and be on their side
@@GaiusCaligula234 I wouldn’t protect my bro if he was a A.Hitler, J.Stalin, Mao or even G.Glitter. Everyone is responsible for their crimes and if family tries to let them continue the family is also guilty and criminal.
@@ShootRapids Woe to your family then
@@ShootRapids Always remember you're from the same 'stock' as your siblings...whatever they do you're also capable of, FOR BETTER OR WORSE.
Maybe it's YOU that would need that brother to be there for you when YOU act rashly and get in a bind.
Dude was a G, took one in the head and looked at him like he would be waiting for him on the other side.
According to witnesses that were present at the Blind Beggar that day, this was exactly what George Cornell did (gave a slight grin) as soon as Ronnie Kray walked up and put one right between his eyes…. supposedly. I don’t care what part of the world you’re in or at what point in time, to walk up to a person in public and dot that head for them like the way Kray did Cornell in that pub back in 66…. takes brass balls and an intense level of insanity.
@@MrKnoxguy101 yeah. Insanity is right.
@@MrKnoxguy101 He was shit scared of Cornell which is why he brought a gun rather than have a straightener like a real man would.
Cornell was hardly a real man. Did he not beat his wife?
@@LegendarySpaceRipper The man lived opposite me in the flats in camberwell new Rd he had 2 flats top floor and was always polite and I never heard anything about beating his wife but he was a hard fucker no one pissed him off I can tell you.
She reminds me of my mom. The oldest of 11 and seven of her siblings were hard-core heroin addicts and indulged in the Juarez underworld. My mom is the sweetest kindest most caring and loving person you’ll ever meet but deep down inside she is 100% a G and I’ve seen her in action in her very humble way. I love you mom!
Everyone who has a brother felt that last line from their mum in their soul.
I'm the ne'erdowell younger brother art school/ bands/ booze etc, my brother an athlete and engineer now also a father minister and restaurant owner oft resented when our folks would tell him to get or find me.
He recently said he had a dream where our father (many years deceased) told him to "go find your brother"
I appreciate him for looking out for me, i hope i didn't cause him too much grief
You got me
@@yseson_aye man. Looks like we both walked in the same pair of shoes haha :’) same. I’m the middle brother, but my older brother was just an year older and our baby brother didn’t come until a bit later. Same story, I was more into the music and art of life, drugs and alcohol. Living in the fast lane. Older brother got a full scholarship at a private school playing Wide Receiver for Saint Louis. And than served his 2yr Mission and moved back to Japan where he’s happily married and owns a house with a lovely wife. My dad would stick him onto me like probation officer which lead to a lot of fights and resent but he’s always covered for me and had my back. Just wish regret that he had to endure so much more burden and unnecessary responsibilities on my reckless behalf. Kind of felt like I robbed him of his time as a Youth since a lot of it was spent on trying to keep me in check and needing to go “looking for me” thanks Justin :’) appreciate u big dawg.
@@youalrightchief4770 ah, but look how much you both learned from both sides of that. Things like that help us grow and learn, so as long as you learned something, even the tiniest thing, it’s not all in vain. After all, how much do you grow and become a stronger person when everything is hunky dory? those are the ones that have no personality or maturity, I’ll tell you that lol 😆
I love how the guy who plays Albie is a complete psychotic lunatic in Peaky Blinders and he’s completely different version of a mobster in this he’s such a great actor
Ron is a unhinged maniac what do you mean?
@@baizuo_6246 not Ron, He's talking about Arthur Shelby from Peaky Blinders. Albie in this movie.
@@brunosingh4085 oh right
@@brunosingh4085 just thought he was talking about Alfie who is played by Tom hardy.
@@brunosingh4085 damn i didnt notice that he's arthur shelby because of the beard. :D
At 2:10 when Reggie asks , where’s the weapon , and the guy pulls out the gun , Reggie clenches his fist in anger , it’s the little things like that off the cuff reaction that makes Tom Hardy one of the finest actors of his day .
Damn
Hes so fucking mad
He was probably told to do that lol
@@swappedoutZ71 yup. Nothing special about it
@@swappedoutZ71 🤦♂️
I still can't believe Hardy plays both roles so well. They are completely opposite and he nails them both in the same scene. Brilliant!
I just saw a documentation about the Kray brothers. This movie did a hell of a job casting the right actors. Not just Tom Hardy for his brilliant performance - he also looks like the Kray brothers as well as many minor characters.
Tom Hardy did great job on this film. Great actor. Love his character in peeky blinders too.
I would have nominated him for an Oscar. Well.... two Oscars then......
Shalom!
@@snw910i
Le-haim
These two characteristics equal Alfie to me lol
@@roltokesreviews4771 he sounds just like Alfie here too
What a great movie.
I love that small bit at the end where it's hinted that the mom knows more than they think but she's pretending she don't
When teddy passes the gun and reggie sees his mum see u can see the disappointment and his heart drop doesn’t matter how old u are or what u do no one wants their mum to think badly of them
Probably not a good idea then to go round shooting people in the head with a Luger in front of witnesses in a pub.
The mom knew the entire time that’s why at the end of this clip she’s like “whatever he’s done, he’s still your brotha”….. momma bear knew it all along she was not fooled for even a second LMAOO
How many witnesses?
..”oh it was a quiet night, Seven?”
Damn cracks me up every-time.
Props to the man for hopping on top the situation so fast as well, he got on crowd control and intimidation and out of shock faster than a lot of folks would have.
7 customers is/was hardly a busy night in an eastend pub. Get things into perspective. On a Friday night there would have been maybe 50, so yes, a quiet night.
In reality they said there was at least 30
I love how they are so cold blooded and ruthless but still treat their mom so nicely and with manners.
That's pretty normal. If you find someone who acts hard but doesn't love their mumsie, they're harmless. You can break them. If they're dead courteous to people who aren't in the life and close with their mum, not the people you wanna fuck with. They're the dangerous ones.
There's 2 fockin Alfie solomons and an Arfur Shelby there
And Elton John to boot
And a michael
Also Eggsy.
Arfur! Shalom!
And a Scottish version Arthur Shelby too ! .💁♂️
"You do look lovely Reggie" I find this line to be hilarious lmao
Amazing how accepting mum is of Ronnie's "lifestyle" for that time, it was unheard of.
Kudos to Tom Hardy and the whole team. Every time I'm so drawn into the story that I forget that he's playing both brothers.
Thank you for that fun fact....I had no clue. But thats how well they did it I guess
"whatever he's done.. he's ya brother" everyone with brothers knows this too well
Oh indeed.
Nope, haven't spoken to mine in 22 years. He doesn't like me much and I can't stand him
@Halim Abdullayev Maybe, I don't have the stats on that. Or maybe it's more common than you think?
@SteuerInnenzahler
I disagree, blood does not equal family
I like how everyone becomes so soft spoken when violet comes and asks them something .
Absolutely insane acting skill by Hardy, in one scene simultaneously playing Ron, Reggie, and their mum.
It's mad how he played the mum yet barely anyone actually realised it. Top class actor.
@@thebatman4279 Bolox. That's not Hardy playing the mum, surely?
@@thewomble1509 No, it's Jane Wood who's playing their mother
@@kingofthering3343 Thanks. I knew it wasn't Hardy, even he's not that good!
@matthewphilip1977 Yes he did, Hardy played both Ronnie and Reggie.
When Mom asks Alby if he would like to stay with Ron and Reggie quietly turns his head to tell his to say yes, is such brilliant acting. Tom Hardy is a fantastic actor. Him in The Revenant ? Up there with Pacino and DeNiro.
Yes he stopped the night 😂😂 ho yes he liked the boys alright 😂😂
agree
I can see in Reggie’s eyes that he's thinking... If you my brother was alone tonight with me, you would lose a couple teeth tonight
I think they wouldn't fight in their mom's house. They have the utmost respect for her
I think that's why Violet wanted to keep Ron and Teddy together, she knew something bad happened and that Ron caused it, and Reggie would've either beaten the ever living shit out of Teddy or killed him.
@@KarlVeiga Plus she knows Ron, She knows that behind the massive frame and intimidating face, he was scared shitless and knew he had fucked up royally. Her house is probably the only place he felt safe
They wouldn't do that
Love that the mom basically gave them both an alibi.
Never thought of that until now...
this movie is one of the best movies in the past 10 years, MASTERPIECE
Whenever I’m eating a slice of cake I always think about this scene and how good Tom Hardy made his slice look
The way the guy died tho. His expression
"..."
"Ight, mate good night."
That has to be the most unrealistic death in the history of acting.
@@garyoak4175 he just smiled lol
@@MagicAyrtonforever Never watch gore, it'll shatter your life.
@@garyoak4175 the guy next to him said that happened though...
@@vinigarr801 If you catch a bullet between the eyes, you lose consciouness before you see the flash. Simple mathematics & biology.
I think the most disturbing thing about this is how easy it was for them to trick my brain that it's two people instead of 1 actor portraying 2 characters.
I dunno if easy is the right word 😂
I love how Reggie sounds when he says "hi Mum" really sweet 💜
George Cornell must have been hard as nails to just smile at Ronald kray after being shot by him through the forehead then to fall straight backwards on his stool without a care in the world to the very real possible consequences of hitting his head hard on the floor afterwards maybe possibly resulting in further untold injuries to the one he had already just sustained. That was some hell of a risk he took there! Hopefully he will be ok.
This comment was delightfully funny 😄
Yes, I also enjoyed it very much so.
It's just a flesh wound! Slap a band-aid on, he'll be ok.
@@Stepzzz03 Would you smile at someone who just shot you in the head? How do you know he is dead? He obviously has a very good sense of humour and might still just be pretending to be dead. Some people just don't know when a joke should end. I hope he hasn't been buried.
Courage and stupidity are two sides of the same coin.
I like how they talk shit to each other while loving their mother with their whole heart.
Arthur Shelby working for Venom, having an argument with Alfie Solomon and kingsmen in the same room... This looks like an interesting alternative universe
Violet is such a cool mom. and how they say "lovely" is fantastic.
That legit was a different time, everyone so blissful.
Shes so sweet everybody wants a mom like her👍
It is quite lovely, innit??
I love how he truly couldn't care less about anything..
"It's done now don't moan about it" like wtf lol
Tom Hardy is a genius. Enormous talent and enormous screen presence.
There's something so funny about seeing this big insane well dressed man eating cake and sipping tea agressively with a scowl on his face
One thing I don’t think gets mentioned enough is how they’re mum asked teddy if he’d like to stay the night. Especially During that era and not only accepting her son but someone her son is with.
What?.... Oh no, no.. They've spent all evening here with me and after, it was late, they were tired, so I prepared them both a bed. I'm afraid that's all inspector......
OH yeah, that's just lovely. How nice of her. She lets her murdering lunatic son have his queen over. How forward thinking.
@@I_leave_mean_comments lmaoooo
I just love the look Reggie gives Teddy after he says yes. Wrong answer...
@@I_leave_mean_comments I laughed at this but seriously I think a lot of mothers would be willing to shelter their children no matter what crime they committed. It's often been said that the moment a mother holds their child for the first time their life stops being the most important one to them, and I would say that is indeed true for a good portion of parents. Given how loving Violet is to her children I think it makes sense that she would shelter Ronnie even knowing he's done something unforgivable.
I love Ronnie's laid back approach to everything that happens.
It's so funny how Ron ran to his mom to not get hassled by Reggie
As a younger brother with an irresponsible older brother... this scene is 💯 & pure 🔥!!
Violet pretends like she doesn’t know what’s going on but at the end she totally plays her hand. It’s as if she’s saying “just because I love and support you no matter what doesn’t mean I don’t know what you’re up to. I’m your mother, I raised the both of you, I know you better than you know yourselves”
You do realise she made these two what they were, nothing angelic about mum at all. She was benefitting from their endeavours.
She's also actively setting up Ronnie's alibi for the murder at the end of the scene lol she's no angel.
It's such a good scene. The mom at the end to subtly let them know that she more or less knows what is going on. The entire thing...
Such an under rated movie. And how Tom plays both characters is crazy good.
It wasn't Ronnie Kray. It was some short guy with a limp and a Geordie accent officer. Yeah.
Got it!!!
I'm 5'9, not short 😭
@@johncharles2782 Same lol
I think I saw two black guys running down the street.
@@ezeqeel8352 yeah those guys
i love ronnie's face when he is asked are u mad? he's like "this is a rhetorical question!"
Hello, thanks for your love and support towards me and my movies, it keeps me going. What's your favorite of my movies?
Thank you so much for watching my movie 😉
Serious 😊
I love how when the mom says he’s got a fever he fakes a sniffle😂😂😂
Lacky "You didn't see nothing."
Landlady "thats Ronnie Kray aint it?!?"
Well, it was a double negative...
@@CrookedSkew land lady almost got herself merked.
@@tattoodrdoke Big Trouble in Blind Beggar!
I have a coffee every Sunday morning with an old Pommy guy who used to be a doorman for the Krays and another who used to spar with Henry Cooper to very nice old blokes but don't think I would want to piss them off LOL
I knew I’d see a comment like this…literally everybody knows or knows someone that knew the kray brothers… he’s probably lying mate 😂
@@Trilltord Stiff shit cobber He has the photos to prove it so get stuffed
@@toothpick4649 lool I’m sure he does
@@Trilltord You are saying either the angle photoshopped the images (unlikely) or the ozzy is lying. Why call him a liar? Seems a bit of a stretch to assume he's lying based off what he said. I suspect you're a proper bellend.
@@burningchrome70 G'day Mate I will ask my mate if he will let me put his name out he is now in his eighties very fit and looks ten yrs younger. he also worked at Elstree Studio's and met a load of the old stars Diana Dors Cliff. etc He said Tommy Cooper said " Thanks lad Have a drink on me" and put 10 bob in his pocket later he found a tea bag in his pocket. saw the other mate ex Heavy weight and he said he couldn't care less so his name is Mick Jewy . both are "cockney diamond geezer 's. and both are bloody so happy they decided to migrate with their families to Oz and I'm Glad they did too..
I’ve never seen the movie, but I can tell you that being the “clever” one of the family that fixes problems is a gigantic pain in the ass. Everyone wants to be that guy, but no one wants to answer the phone at 02:30 in the morning.
well said
You got a laugh out of me for that one. Fucking A, how true that is
I definitely hate being that guy for my family. It's annoying cuz none of them can return the favor in that way
Playing double roles with such incredible difference.....two distinct personalities.....what an excellent acting skill!!! The one and only Tom Hardy!!!
I really love Reggie's eyes every time he saw his mother
1:00 That guy standing on the left is Arthur from Peaky Blinders, Paul Anderson
Ok
0:13 Theres a typo in the subtitle. Shouldve been "fuh fook sehhhk..."
"oh!😱.... Where's everybody gone?😱"
Yhh, like she hasn't been eardropping from the room next door, listening into every syllable being spoken.
😅😅😅
Momma's house 🏠 is a safe house.
I loved how at the end the mom proves she’s not dumb and knows what they are up to or somewhat knows
Whatever he's done, he's your brother. Theres just so many scenes of greatness. Ive seen it 20 times and will again. The scenes where Frances has died.. the little trickle of blood... Wow.. the music, he puts the ring on her finger... I lost a dear, sweet lady who was very much like Frances... Legend..
One of my favorite scenes from this movie, great writing and acting. Love this film
I love how his mom just completely disarms him
The worst thing to happen to Reggie was Ronnie. Should of had him put away and got on with his life as a businessman.
I dont think you have a brother thats why you said that
Every family has one. My alcoholic brother, by alcoholic I mean routinely gets so drunk that he looks like his face is melting, has cost us 1000’s of dollars.
@@myrtle1234 I hope he gets the help he needs. My best wishes to him.
Ronnie was actually pretty smart but his inner demons always got the better of him. Some just have no self control.
You should "have" learned kindergarten grammar before giving life advice to fake characters.
They even matched the correct pattern on the tea cups seen in a well known photo of the real Krays. I had the same tea set.
i dont think you can take a bullet to the forehead and still manage to crack a smile afterwards. but im not a doctor.
It's almost impossible to believe that this is the same actor. Brilliant acting helped by an excellent supporting cast.
it is amazing that I see whole Tom Hardy in Reggie， but absolutely nothing of him in Ron Kray. what an actor!
1:35 I like the attention to detail in this film. If you look at the scene again, you can clearly see there were ten witnesses and the producers could clearly have counted the extras in that scene, but when in high intensity/shocking situations, no one realistically does that (for example, I'm sure it was pretty much no one's priority to count the amount of witnesses the first time watching that scene). Obviously, the characters only went through that experience once and so had to guess approximately how many witnesses. The first time watching this film, I guessed about seven as well (fun fact, seven is a psychologically pleasing number for some reason) so while many may point out the inaccuracy of the claim by Barrie, it is actually more realistic to get it wrong.
Is it in the blind begger
@@kingjames133 Yeah.
@@duderyandude9515 thought so
It makes sense considering that the human brain can only store 7 items (give or take) in its short term memory
Because 7 is the number of completion. I don’t go to church but I know the Bible says that.
Thanks Mum with a smile and an abrupt change in expression, he's Tom Hardy. He's a genius actor.
Yes👍👍👍💯🔥
Accomplice: "You didn't see nothing"
First thing barmaid says to the whole pub...
"That's Ronnie Kray, that, isn't it?"
Everyone knew who he was, she just couldn't believe that Ronnie would do such a thing in her pub.
I love how throughout the movie, despite the unfamiliarity and prejudice against homosexuality at the time and within the demographics of different characters - because Ronnie was terrifying and showed no shame or any reaction other than 'matter of fact' openess about being gay - no one dared or bothered to react.
Ronnie was gay, not Reggie
@@kiwishamoo6494 you're right, my mistake. Edited my post. Thanks for letting me know.
@@joyskov6048 I noticed that too. Everyone knew Ronnie was a lose cannon an absolute nutter. Better to say nothing and stay alive...
supposedly,Ronnie shot Cornell because he had called Ronnie "a fat poof" he didnt mind being called a poof as he was open about being gay,it was being called fat that set him off
@@kiwishamoo6494 both of them were. Ronnie was just open about it.
Great scene and character execution. It really shows how he has the attitude down for such outrageous characters
What gets me is the way Teddy’s line at the end is the only one of his in the whole movie where he’s nervous. You know shit is tense when even Teddy is taking it seriously