
The Boondock Saints
Irish‑American twin brothers fight to defend their beloved Boston bar from ruthless Russian mobsters, sparking a violent showdown that draws the relentless FBI agent determined to bring them to justice.
“Thy kingdom come. Thy will be done.”
Synopsis
Tired of the crime overrunning the streets of Boston, Irish Catholic twin brothers Conner and Murphy are inspired by their faith to cleanse their hometown of evil with their own brand of zealous vigilante justice. As they hunt down and kill one notorious gangster after another, they become controversial folk heroes in the community. But Paul Smecker, an eccentric FBI agent, is fast closing in on their blood-soaked trail.
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A crew of 61+ credited
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Edited by Bill DerondeShot by Adam KaneScored by Jeff DannaDesigned by Robert De Vico
Box Office
1999 · Box office
📉 Underperformed — grossed 0.0× its budget
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Worldwide gross
$38K
Re-release box office
- 20267 theaters
- $11K($11K today)
- 20255 theaters
- $24K($25K today)
- Total re-release
- $35K
Domestic gross earned in theatrical re-release, by year · adjusted for inflation
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Also known as
- Der blutige Pfad Gottesde
- The Boondock Saintsen
- Les Anges de Bostonfr
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Cast & Crew
61 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Willem Dafoe
as Paul Smecker
Sean Patrick Flanery
as Connor MacManus
Norman Reedus
as Murphy MacManus
David Della Rocco
as Rocco
Billy Connolly
as Il Duce
David Ferry
as Detective Dolly
Bob Marley
as Detective Greenly
Brian Mahoney
as Detective Duffy
Gerard Parkes
as Doc
Richard Fitzpatrick
as The Chief
William Young
as Monsignor
Carlo Rota
as Yakavetta
Supporting cast
40Robert Pemberton
as Macklepenny
Bill Craig
as McGerkin
Dot Marie Jones
as Rozengurtle
Scott Griffith
as Ivan Checkov
Layton Morrison
as Vladdy
James Binkley
as Officer Newman
Matthew Chaffee
as Officer Chaffey
Robert Eaton
as Officer Langley
Kym Kristalie
as Beat-Up Woman
Peter Windrem
as Reporter #1
Elizabeth Saunders
as Reporter #2
Jeffrey R Smith
as Bartender
Jonathan Higgins
as Officer Mitchell
Anthony Chrysostom
as Judge
Lizz Alexander
as Virginal Woman
Derek Murchie
as Media Man #1
Robert B Kennedy
as Media Man #2
Ron Jeremy
as Vincenzo Lipazzi
Tom Barnett
as Irish Gun Dealer
Glen Marc Silot
as Rueben
Victor Pedtrchenko
as The Fat Man
Lauren Piech
as Donna
Gina Sorell
as Rayvie
Jeanna Fine
as Dancer
Sergio Di Zio
as Oly
Angelo Tucci
as Vinnie
Jimmy Tingle
as The Priest
Dick Callahan
as Sal
Moris Santia
as Drug Dealer
Carmen Distefano
as Augustus
Darren Marsman
as Pimp
Chris Flockton
as Mr. Cobb
Roberta Angelica
as Forensic Woman #1
Markus Parilo
as Sick Mob Man
Gary Nicholson
as Correctional Officer
Joe Pingue
as Geno
Kevin Chapman
as Chappy
Nicholas Pasco
as Hojo
Chris Brinker
as Mafiosa #1
Don Carmody
as Mafiosa #2
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1Writers
1Producers
4Other crew
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