The Krays (1990)
Overview
The Krays is a film based on the lives and crimes of the British gangsters Ronald and Reginald Kray, twins who are often referred to as The Krays and were active in London in the 1960s.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 8.478 |
Directed By
Peter Medak
Crew
Peter Medak
Alex Thomson
Ray Burdis
Philip Ridley
Lindy Hemming
Jeremy Zimmermann
Noel Davis
Michael Zimbrich
Simon Moseley
Bernard Bellew
Paul Cowan
Ken Shane
Michael Kamen
Martin Walsh
Paul Cowan
TOP CAST
Gary Kemp
Ronald Kray
Martin Kemp
Reggie Kray
Billie Whitelaw
Violet Kray
Tom Bell
Jack 'The Hat' McVitie
Susan Fleetwood
Rose
Kate Hardie
Frances
Avis Bunnage
Helen
Alfred Lynch
Charlie Kray Snr
Gary Love
Steve
Steven Berkoff
George Cornell
Jimmy Jewel
Cannonball Lee
John McEnery
Eddie Pellam
Philip Bloomfield
Charlie Pellam
Sadie Frost
Sharon Pellam
Barbara Ferris
Mrs. Lawson
Victor Spinetti
Mr. Lawson
Brian Nickels
Frank
Stephen Lewis
Policeman
Sean Blowers
Chris Ripley
Mark Burdis
Mark
Chris Pitt
Young Eddie
Ian Burfield
Whip
Murray Melvin
Newsagent
Norman Rossington
Shopkeeper
Soo Drouet
Jack's Girlfriend
Chrissie Cotterill
Barmaid
Peter Turner
Regal Manager
Michael Elphick
George - Prisoner
Vernon Dobtcheff
Teacher
Patti Love
Iris
Roger Monk
Charlie Kray Jnr
Michael Balfour
Referee
Jimmy Flint
Perry
Andrew Kitchen
Dennis
Bob Brimson
Grey
Russell Gold
Terry
David Arlen
Dickie
Joe McKenna
Sam Ripley
John H. Stracey
Boxer
David Fenwick
Doctor
Laura Cox
Ivy
Angus MacInnes
Palendri
Michael Tezcan
Italian Gangster
Richard Vanstone
Man outside the Regal
Pete Gillett
Man in Fight
Julie May
Midwife
Jackie Downey
Angry Customer
Ryan Ward
Steve's Friend
Jimmy Batten
Straker
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