Al Capone 1959
"His True Shocking Story...Filmed with Bullet Force!"
Step into the world of organized crime with Al Capone (1959), a gripping biographical drama that delves into the rise and fall of notorious gangster Al Capone.
Director: Richard Wilson
Cast
Rod Steiger
Al Capone
Fay Spain
Maureen Flannery
James Gregory
Schaefler (narrator)
Martin Balsam
Mac Keeley, reporter
Nehemiah Persoff
Johnny Torrio
Murvyn Vye
George 'Bugs' Moran
Robert Gist
Dion O'Banion
Lewis Charles
Earl Weiss
Joe De Santis
Big Jim Colosimo
Sandy Kenyon
Bones Corelli
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Al Capone (1959) about?
This biographical drama follows the life of Al Capone, from his early days as a small-time hood to his rise as the head of Chicago's biggest crime syndicate.
Who directed Al Capone?
Al Capone was directed by Richard Wilson, a master of the crime genre.
Who stars in Al Capone?
Rod Steiger leads a talented cast that includes Fay Spain, James Gregory, Martin Balsam, and Nehemiah Persoff.
Is Al Capone (1959) worth watching?
While its IMDb rating may be unrated, Al Capone's gripping story, atmospheric setting, and strong performances make it a compelling watch for fans of crime dramas.
How long is Al Capone?
Al Capone has a runtime of 104 minutes.
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About Al Capone (1959) — The Rise and Fall of a Notorious Gangster
Step into the world of organized crime with Al Capone (1959), a gripping biographical drama that delves into the rise and fall of notorious gangster Al Capone. Directed by Richard Wilson, this film masterfully captures the raw power and corrupting influence of Prohibition-era Chicago. With a talented cast led by Rod Steiger as the titular character, the movie's kinetic energy and dark themes will keep you on the edge of your seat. From the seedy underbelly of the city's crime syndicates to the personal costs of Capone's meteoric rise, this film is a compelling exploration of the American Dream gone horribly wrong.
As the years tick by and Capone's grip on the city tightens, the film hurtles toward its tragic conclusion. With richly detailed period settings, pulse-pounding action sequences, and a nuanced portrayal of its complex protagonist, Al Capone (1959) is a gripping must-see for anyone fascinated by the golden age of gangsters.
Get ready to meet the infamous Al Capone, the man who came to personify the dark side of the American Dream.
