#bill-murray

#bill-murray

For instance, the film contains arguably Bill Murray's best semi-dramatic performance in years, on a par with his melancholy, haunted and yet still droll-dry turns in Rushmore and Lost in Translation. Here he plays Leftie, an east coast mobster, once a bit of a capo but now semi-retired ever since he handed over the reins of the family business to his son Johnnie (Michael Angelo Covino). Something explained only later has brought Leftie back into the killing people business,

Murray and MacDowell, both single, both in Charleston and both - as she put it - "crazy." They’ve got this kind of rage towards each other, but maybe he’s trying to make amends.