The outfit

SINCE he made a belated move from stage to screen, Hollywood tended to see Mark Rylance as a supporting player. But here, he finally has a lead role ...

But there's a dark side to his meticulous needlework. Set almost entirely in four rooms, writer-director Graham Moore's The Outfit is a gangster movie paced like a stage play. If that feels like a waste of a big screen, the new Harry Potter prequel will be playing next door.

Opening in Chicago in 1956, The Outfit (15A) stars Mark Rylance as Leonard 'English' Burling, a bespoke tailor who has the dubious honour of being the personal ...

Mark Rylance is dependably superb as the soft-spoken, self-deprecating tailor (‘a dashing gentleman of a certain age’, as Leonard mockingly describes himself to his secretary Mable (Zoey Deutch)), and there’s excellent support from Dylan O’Brien as the wild-eyed, unreliable Richie and Johnny Flynn as the dead-eyed sociopath Francis, a role that could easily have been written for Richard Widmark or the young Robert Mitchum. When Roy’s son Richie (Dylan O’Brien) stumbles into his shop one night with a bullet in his gut, Leonard has no choice but to use his needle and thread to sew up Richie’s wound — it’s that or Richie’s buddy Francis (Johnny Flynn) will put a bullet in Leonard’s head. Opening in Chicago in 1956,(15A) stars Mark Rylance as Leonard ‘English’ Burling, a bespoke tailor who has the dubious honour of being the personal tailor of Roy Boyle (Simon Russell Beale), the head of Chicago’s Irish mob.

This week's film is The Outfit, starring Mark Rylance, Zoey Deutch and Simon Russell Beale. The Outfit is the directorial debut of Graham Moore, ...

The confined set give the film a theater-like feel and some of the actors read too literally as pretenders. Despite the clear unveiling of Leonard and his attachment to his craft, Leonard remains a bit of an enigma- clearly more than meets the eye but apparently at the mercy of his late-night intruders. The mobsters soon smell a rat, and refuse to leave until they smoke out the source of the double cross.

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But there's a dark side to his meticulous needlework. In the back room of his oak-panelled shop, local mob boss Roy Boyle (Simon Russell Beale) has installed a ...

In each content, the hyperlink to the primary source is specified. If that feels like a waste of a big screen, the new Harry Potter prequel will be playing next door. Set almost entirely in four rooms, writer-director Graham Moore’s The Outfit is a gangster movie paced like a stage play.

Members of the group visited homes across several parts of Karnataka, including Bengaluru, asking people not to use services of Muslim cab drivers ...

Hindus and Muslims want to be together but the Congress does not want them together for the sake of votes. In the tourism sector and in particular the transport segment, language, religion and caste have never come up. The government cited endowment laws of 2002 to defend the actions of right-wing groups preventing Muslims from setting up shops in temples and taking part in religious fairs--a practice which has been followed for centuries in Karnataka. Since Bommai took over as the state’s chief minister last year, the state has passed a controversial anti-conversion bill, issued an order effectively barring hijabs in schools in colleges, and quietly endorsed the campaign against halal meat as well as that against the use of loudspeakers in mosques. Some have even lashed out at the large number of Muslims who are fruit vendors and asked Hindus not to buy fruits from them. They call us kafirs (non-believers) and just as their religion is important to them, ours is to us,” Bharat Shetty, the chief of the Bharat Raksha Vedike said.