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Killing Them Softly
Jackie Cogan is an enforcer hired to restore order after three dumb guys rob a Mob protected card game, causing the local criminal economy to collapse.
6
97 min
Release
2012-07-30
Cast
Brad Pitt
as Jackie Cogan
Scoot McNairy
as Frankie
Ben Mendelsohn
as Russell
James Gandolfini
as Mickey
Ray Liotta
as Markie Trattman
Richard Jenkins
as Driver
Vincent Curatola
as Johnny Amato
Sam Shepard
as Dillon
George Carroll
as Kenny Gill
Max Casella
as Barry Caprio
Trevor Long
as Steve Caprio
Linara Washington
as Hooker
Ross Brodar
as Poker Guy
Wade Allen
as Business Suit Agent
Christopher Berry
as Cab Driver AgentKenneth Brown Jr.
as Security Force Agent
Mustafa Harris
as Bartender #1
John McConnell
as Bartender #2
Dared Wright
as Waiter
Joe Chrest
as Business Suit AgentElvin Yoshida
as Asian Poker Player (uncredited)Glen Warner
as Construction Worker (uncredited)Logan Douglas Smith
as Bus Station Construction Worker (uncredited)Adam Sibley
as Naked Guy (uncredited)
Henry Paulson
as Self (archive footage)
Barack Obama
as Self (archive footage)
John McCain
as Self (archive footage)
David Joseph Martinez
as Pablo (uncredited)Raymond Lapino
as Elderly Poker Player (uncredited)Shadoe Knight
as Mafia Poker Player (uncredited)
John C. Klein
as Traveler (uncredited)Wendy Clarice Jordan
as Pink Pants (uncredited)Kirk Jordan
as DEA Agent (uncredited)Joshua Joseph Gillum
as Murderer (uncredited)
Oscar Gale
as Sweet Melinda (uncredited)Gregory Allen Gabroy
as Reveler (uncredited)
Garret Dillahunt
as Eddie Mattie (uncredited)Peter A. DeFazio
as Self (archive footage)
Edward J. Clare
as Prison Doctor (uncredited)
George W. Bush
as Self (archive footage)Rhonda Floyd Aguillard
as Pedestrian (uncredited)Julia Adams
as Maid (uncredited)Roger Pfeiffer
as Bar Patron #3Shannon Brewer
as Bar Patron #2
Bryan Billingsley
as Bar Patron #1Director
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AstroNoud
“Killing Them Softly” has a great noir setting, superb acting and excellent cinematography, but due to the endless pointless conversations, the thin storyline ends up being extremely incoherent. 4/10
