Tom Hardy is suitable for playing this kind of gangster + scum who sees him angry, but can't bear to die immediately. Compared with the muscular bane in "Batman", Frieddie, the backbone of the gang, is really lovable. To say that this drama is the British version of "The Godfather" is still a long way off, although the whole drama has tested Tang Lao Shi's acting skills.
Saying that little frieddie looks like his bastard, it's not true, he took little jimmy's life, and the time he took him to the train station to try to kill him, it's all sneaky and deep-seated evil. And his father, Friedie, is the kind of bad guy that doesn't look good at first glance. At this point, it is like jimmy in the second half. Looking at him who is not gangster at all, and even too benevolent, the last part of sending someone to kill Lao O to silence him is really cruel.
Frieddie is so hard to hate, he said with tears in his eyes how much he missed another little boy who couldn't recognize each other but couldn't love each other, and pushed him down. The whole set of actions is done in one go, without any pretentiousness, which perfectly matches his character's personality. The more maggie hated him, the more he insisted on appearing, and even raped her while drunk, which looked like a stubborn and cruel child. This episode reminds them of the "Wuthering Heights" they closed their eyes, and Heathcliff tortures Catherine in the same way.
I don't like maggie from beginning to end, even more unpopular than her big-chested, brainless sister, Jakie, whose brains were burned by love. little jimmy's death was more or less a relief to her, the sadness seemed so fleeting. At the end, she is pregnant with another child and can start a life of covering up lies with Jimmy.
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