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Mad Dog Coll

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Duration:
88 min
Genres:
Biography | Crime | Drama
IMDB rate:
5.2
Director:
Burt Balaban
Details
Country: USA
Release Date: 1961-10-26
Filming Locations: New York City, New York, USA
Cast
Actor
Character
John Davis Chandler
Vincent 'Mad Dog' Coll (as John Chandler)
Kay Doubleday
Clio
Brooke Hayward
Elizabeth
Neil Nephew
Rocco
Jerry Orbach
Joe Clegg
Vincent Gardenia
Dutch Schultz
Telly Savalas
Lt. Darro
Glenn Cannon
Harry
Leonardo Cimino
Wickles - Bar Owner
Joe Costa
Ronald Dawson
P. Barney Goodman
James Greene
Joy Harmon
Caroline
Richard Velez
Ron Weyand
Big Larry
Peggy Feury
Mother Coll (uncredited)
Gene Hackman
Cop (uncredited)
Stephanie King
The Official's Wife (uncredited)
Gilbert Leigh
The Official (uncredited)
Jimmy Lester
Minor Role (uncredited)
Yale Summers
Gambler (uncredited)
Marc Winters
Young Vincent Coll (uncredited)
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Trivia
Film debut of John Davis Chandler.
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"Coll" is pronounced "Cole".
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Film debut of Gene Hackman.
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Goofs
Vincent Coll was born in Ireland and spoke with an Irish accent. In the film there is no mention of Coll ever living in Ireland and he has no accent.
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In the film, Coll accidentally shoots children as he's trying to escape an attack. In reality, Coll unsuccessfully attempted to kidnap Joey Rao, a Schultz underling. The resulting shootout left a five-year-old child, Michael Vengali, dead and several children wounded.
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When Vincent Coll was killed, he was using a phone booth in the London Chemists drug store at Eighth Avenue and 23rd Street. He was reportedly talking to Owney Madden, who kept Coll on the line while the call could be traced. Soon enough, a limousine pulled up outside. While Bo Weinberg waited behind the wheel, Leonard Scarnici and Anthony Fabrizzo stepped out. One of them waited outside and the other walked inside. After telling the cashier to "Keep cool, now", the killer withdrew a Thompson submachine gun from under his overcoat and went back to the phone booth where Coll was. The gunman opened fire, raking up one side of the glass booth and down the other. A total of fifteen bullets were dug out of Vincent Coll's body at the morgue; even more may have passed clean through him. The killers were chased unsuccessfully up Eighth Avenue by a detective squad that had pulled up just after Coll was killed. (For some reason, the film instead shows the police trapping and killing Coll in the phone booth after he fires at them with a Tommy Gun.)
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Photos from cast
T.J. Castronovo
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