About Brotherhood (2006)

Brotherhood is an American television drama series that aired from July 9, 2006, to December 21, 2008. A riveting portrayal of America's dark underbelly, the series revolves around the Caffee brothers; Tommy, a local politician trying to balance his personal ideologies with the realities of the political world, and Michael, a merciless criminal and hoodlum navigating the violent and lethal pathways of organized crime.

Production of Brotherhood

'Brotherhood' is produced by Showtime networks and shot on location in Providence, Rhode Island. The producers were able to capture the unique setting of the region, framing a story filled with conflict and complexity.

Actors

• Jason Clarke as Tommy Caffee: He masterfully portrayed the pragmatic and ambitious politician caught between family loyalty and personal ethics.
• Jason Isaacs as Michael Caffee: Isaacs brilliantly depicts a ruthless and complex criminal with an unwavering loyalty to his family.
• Annabeth Gish as Eileen Caffee: Gish powerfully portrays a mother and wife struggling with the conflicts that arise from her family's activities.

Trivia / Interesting Facts

• The series was actually shot in Providence, Rhode Island, capturing the unique aesthetic and culture of the city.
• The show did not shy away from illustrating the complex interplay between politics and organized crime.

Awards

While the show did not win any notable awards, it was met with critical acclaim for its nuanced storytelling, compelling performances and adeptly drawn characters.

Quotes

• "This is the life we chose, the life we lead. And there is only one guarantee: none of us will see heaven." - Michael Caffee
• "Family is more than blood. It's about trust, loyalty, and commitment." - Tommy Caffee

Music, Soundtrack

• The theme song "Paddy's Lamentation" sets the stage with its haunting Irish melody.
• The soundtrack, loaded with indie rock tracks, effectively reflects the show's gritty undertone.