Tagline: Not every criminal wants to be one.
Synopsis: An ex-con from South London (Colin Farrell) tries his hand at starting over as a handyman for a young starlet (Keira Knightley) in this crime drama from "The Departed"'s screenwriter William Monahan, who will make his directorial debut with this project. [Synopsis courtesy of All Movie Guide]
Looking at William Monahan’s body of work, it’s hard to determine which is more impressive, what he’s already done, or what he has coming up. “Kingdom of Heaven” was his first produced screenplay, and that was followed by Martin Scorsese’s Oscar-winner “The ...
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