Les Baronnes

ActionCrimeDrame
Année2019
Durée1h 42m

Les épouses de gangsters new-yorkais à Hells Kitchen dans les années 1970 continuent les affaires de leurs maris après quils aient été emprisonnés.

Bande-annonce

Casting

Andrea Berloff

Director

Melissa McCarthy

Kathy Brennan

Tiffany Haddish

Ruby O'Carroll

Elisabeth Moss

Claire Walsh

Domhnall Gleeson

Gabriel O'Malley

James Badge Dale

Kevin O'Carroll

Brian d'Arcy James

Jimmy Brennan

Jeremy Bobb

Rob Walsh

Margo Martindale

Helen O'Carroll

Bill Camp

Alfonso Coretti

Common

Gary Silvers

E.J. Bonilla

Gonzalo Martinez

Myk Watford

Little Jackie Quinn

Wayne Duvall

Larry - Kathy's Father

Pamela Dunlap

Mary - Kathy's Mother

John Sharian

Duffy

Brian Tarantina

Burns

Will Swenson

Michael Mariano

Annabella Sciorra

Maria Coretti

Andrea Berloff

Writer

MD

Ming Doyle

Writer

OM

Ollie Masters

Writer

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Laxmi SiwakotiMay 23, 2023

I just saw this movie last night and was pleasantly surprised at how GOOD it really was. I am a big fan of Melissa McCarthy and wanted to see if she could pull-off a serious role. All (3) women did an excellent job as mob-boss leaders. Even though some people claim the movie moves too slowly, I felt that the pace was instrumental in telling the story. There was alot of violence and profanity. The violence was handled by only showing what was necessary, without pouring loads of gore all over the screen. It was playing, so that the audience, could simply use their imagination. There were a couple of jump-scares which lifted me off my seat, and a sprinkling of comedy, but not so much that it ruined the scene. I thought all (3) women handled themselves very well, learning to live and work in a "mans world" while providing for their families and showing compassion for their community. Go see it and judge for yourselves. I will be buying the DVD when it comes out.