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| Edward Burns | Francis Sullivan | |
| Rosario Dawson | ||
| Oliver Platt | ||
| Elijah Wood | Sean Sullivan | |
| Jimmy Burke | ||
| Brian Burns | Cousin Mike Moran | |
| Jimmy Cummings | J.C. | |
| Brian Delate | ||
| Vincent Rubino | Vinny Boombata | |
| Pat McNamara | Murph | |
| John DiResta | Pete at the Bar | |
| Malachy McCourt | Whitey | |
| Chris McGovern | Whitey's Driver | |
| Peter Gerety | Uncle Handy |
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| Producer | Margot Bridger
Edward Burns Glen Basner |
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| Writer | Edward Burns
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| Cinematography | Russell Lee Fine
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| Musician | David Shire
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An Edward Burns film Hell's Kitchen, Ash Wednesday, 1980. Sean Sullivan (Elijah Wood) is killed in a vendetta. Three years later, Sean's brother Francis (Edward Burns) receives word that Sean may be alive. But the truth isn't always what it seems in this neighborhood, where violence and betrayal are the local currency. Co-starring Elijah Wood (The Lord Of the Rings), Rosario Dawson (Men In Black II) and Oliver Platt (Don't Say A Word). |
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