Mobsters

True stories of notorious organized crime figures

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About Mobsters

Released: 2008

Platform: Hulu

Rating: TV14

Run time: 1h 44m

Cast

About Mobsters (2008)

'Mobsters' in 2008 is an American crime series that takes us deep into the mafia's underworld, outlining the lives of more than infamous mobsters. Stunning graphics coupled with first-hand accounts from federal officials and former gangsters paint an exciting but gruesome picture of organized crime.

Making / Production

Produced by the award-winning team at Delizede Productions and distributed by Broadcast Union, 'Mobsters' combines extensive research, imaginative writing, and captivating visuals to draw viewers into a world of thrilling crime and relentless justice. The series locations, subtle lighting, and meticulous set design replicate the era and atmosphere in which these notorious gangsters reigned supreme.

Actors

  • Michael McElhatton (Johnny Torrio): Carries the relentless ambition of his character with ease - he portraits the calculating power behind several mob empires.
  • Mickey Sumner (Ma Barker): Flawlessly plays the notorious matriarch of the Barker–Karpis gang - her performance brings a terrifying and yet charismatic quality to her character.
  • Milo Gibson (Baby Face Nelson): Convincingly portrays a dangerous and unstable gangster - his performance adds an unpredictable energy to the show.

Trivia / Interesting Facts

  • The series 'Mobsters' is based on real-life crime stories and explores the life of more than 50 mobsters.
  • Many episodes feature interviews with real-life FBI agents who were involved in apprehending the mobsters.

Quotes

  • "You can't lose what you've never had" - Baby Face Nelson
  • "Even in paradise, trouble finds you" - Ma Barker
  • "There's more to power than making threats"- Johnny Torrio

Music, Soundtrack

  • The title theme "Dark Streets" by Alex Heffes sets the tone for the series.
  • "City of Sin" by Benjamin Wallfisch accurately portrays the grim reality of the mobster life.
  • "Bloody Hands, Clean Money" by Hans Zimmer acts as a moving backdrop across multiple pivotal scenes.