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   What is the best movie about Al Capone?

   • But the most popular portrayal of Al Capone is by Robert De Niro in the 1987 film The Untouchables, which itself was a highly successful movie. The Untouchables is based on a popular TV series of the same name, which itself is a representation of the book written by one of the agents, Elliot Ness, assigned to the task of nabbing Capone.

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   How old is Al Capone in the movie Capone?

   • Josh Trank and Jack Lowden in “Capone.” At the age of 47 (looking 87), Capone, or “Fonzo” as his family calls him, is gripped by his violent past as his body deteriorates in the Florida sun.

   Review: 'Capone' dumps all over gangster's messy life

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   Who played Al Capone in the Lost Capone movie?

   • Eric Roberts – “The Lost Capone” tv movie (1990) • Eric Roberts played Al Capone to Adrian Pasdar’s Jimmy Capone in this fictionalized telling of Scarface’s relationship with his older brother, who changed his last name to “Hart” and became a federal prohibition agent. Check out Roberts’ performance by clicking here.

   17 Actors Who've Played Al Capone: From Tom Hardy to Robert De Niro

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   Is Al Capone’s death a horror movie?

   • Watching this frequently grotesque and narratively meandering movie is a somewhat nightmarish experience, and thereby it successfully evokes Capone’s tortured existence: it traps us within his surreal, blood-soaked flashbacks as he decays slowly and then all at once, in a display of body horror that is operatically Cronenbergian.

   Review: 'Capone' dumps all over gangster's messy life

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