Sleepers (1996)

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Written by Lorenzo Carcaterra, Barry Levinson

Directed by Barry Levinson

Also known as "Los Hijos de la Calle", "Sleepers - A Vingança Adormecida"

Production Year: 1996

Rating: 18 Certificate

Filmed in Colour

Eleven years after their horrific experiences at reform school, Tommy Marcano and John Reilly have become two-bit American gangsters, Lorenzo Carcaterra is a reporter and Michael Sullivan an assistant DA. The four are reunited when they chance across one of the guards who abused them when they were younger and take their chance for revenge.

When is Sleepers next on TV?

In the UK... it's next showing on Sky Movies Action/Thriller November 29th, 1:55am and on Sky Movies Action/Thriller HD November 29th, 1:55am. See more...

Cast

Image for Kevin BaconKevin BaconSean Nokes
Image for Billy CrudupBilly CrudupTommy Marcano
Image for Robert de NiroRobert de NiroFather Bobby
Ron EldardJohn Reilly
Image for Minnie DriverMinnie DriverCarol Martinez
Vittorio GassmanKing Benny
Image for Dustin HoffmanDustin HoffmanDanny Snyder
Terry KinneyRalph Ferguson
Image for Bruno KirbyBruno KirbyShakes' Father
Frank MedranoFat Mancho
Jason PatricLorenzo 'Shakes' Carcaterra
Joseph PerrinoYoung Lorenzo 'Shakes' Carcaterra
Image for Brad PittBrad PittMichael Sullivan
Brad RenfroYoung Michael Sullivan
Geoffrey WigdorYoung John Reilly

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