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    Capone's Boys
    a.k.a. Al's Lads Director: Richard Standeven

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    • DVD Release Date: 08/27/2002
    • Rating: Rated R
    • Sales Rank: 43,150

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    Interactive menus; Scene selection; Optional spanish subtitles; Cast bios; Trailers

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    Scene Index

    Side #1 --
    1. Fight [5:07]
    2. Smuggle [5:04]
    3. Boat [7:41]
    4. Chicago [4:45]
    5. Working [5:34]
    6. Idea [4:54]
    7. Training [5:04]
    8. Delivery [5:13]
    9. Drink [6:07]
    10. Secret [5:38]
    11. Kidnap [6:11]
    12. Safe [4:53]
    13. Exchange [5:31]
    14. Plan [4:59]
    15. Break In [5:53]
    16. Dive [3:10]
    17. Choice [4:41]
    18. Set Free [11:03]
    19. Irish [2:52]
    20. Credits [3:29]

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    Editorial Reviews

    In the Roaring '20s Chicago, three young men newly arrived from Liverpool find themselves working for Al Capone (Julian Littman). Capone's ruthless right-hand man Georgio (Al Sapienza) exploits Jimmy's (Marc Warren) explosive right uppercut by scheduling him in a boxing match against the local champ; in preparation, Georgio has Jimmy train with the aging coach Boom Boom (Richard Roundtree). Only later do they realize the fight is fixed and Jimmy is ordered to take a dive in the fifth round, something he's reluctant to consider. Jimmy makes things worse by having an affair with Georgio's girlfriend Edith (Kirsty Mitchell), and hot-tempered Georgio is not happy. Meanwhile Jimmy's mates are implicated in the kidnapping of Capone's young son, an accusation they compound by robbing the mob safe. Can these adventures possibly have happy endings? ~ Buzz McClain, All Movie Guide All Movie Guide

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