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The Departed
Year:
Duration:
151 min
Genres:
Crime | Drama | Thriller
IMDB rate:
8.5
Director:
Martin Scorsese
Awards:
Won 4 Oscars. Another 87 wins & 78 nominations
Details
Country: USA
Release Date: 2006-10-06
Filming Locations: Fore River Ship Yard, Quincy, Massachusetts, USA
Earnings
Budget: $90,000,000
Opening Weekend: $26,887,467 (USA) (8 October 2006)
Gross: $132,384,315 (USA) (22 March 2007)
Cast
Actor
Character
Leonardo DiCaprio
Billy
Matt Damon
Colin Sullivan
Jack Nicholson
Frank Costello
Mark Wahlberg
Dignam
Martin Sheen
Queenan
Ray Winstone
Mr. French
Vera Farmiga
Madolyn
Anthony Anderson
Trooper Brown
Alec Baldwin
Ellerby
Kevin Corrigan
Cousin Sean
James Badge Dale
Trooper Barrigan
David O'Hara
Fitzy
Mark Rolston
Delahunt
Robert Wahlberg
Lazio - FBI
Kristen Dalton
Gwen
Thomas B. Duffy
Governor
J.C. MacKenzie
Realtor
Mary Klug
Billy's Aunt
Peg Holzemer
Mrs. Kennefick
Robert 'Toshi' Kar Yuen Chan
Triad Boss (as Robert Chan)
Gurdeep Singh
Pakistani Proprietor
Armen Garo
Providence Gangster #1
John Cenatiempo
Providence Gangster #2
Joseph Riccobene
Kneecapped Bankrobber
Billy Smith
Detective #1 Tailing Queenan
Lyman Chen
Translator
Kevin P. McCarthy
Detective #1 - Colin's Unit
Chris Fischer
Detective #2 - Colin's Unit
Brian Smyj
Man Glassed in Bar
William Severs
Older Priest
Larry Mitchell
Younger Priest
Anthony Estrella
Police Camera Tech
Andrew Breving
Police Cell Phone Tech
Tracey Paleo
Darlene the Secretary
Douglas Crosby
Man Killed by French
Dorothy Lyman
Woman at Bar #1
Audrie Neenan
Woman at Bar #2
Frank Mallicoat
News Anchor
Paula DeMers
Billy's Mother
Conor Donovan
Young Colin
Amanda Lynch
Carmen
Patrick Coppola
Bookie Harassed by French
Mick O'Rourke
Jimmy Bags
Deborah Carlson
Sister Mary Theresa
Nellie Sciutto
Queenan's Secretary
Peter Welch
Other Prisoner
Henry Yuk
Chinese Government Man
Dennis Lynch
Costello's Crew #1
Michael Byron
Costello's Crew #2
William Lee
Costello's Crew #3 (as Billy Lee)
John Rue
Luncheonette Proprietor
Peter Crafts
Man in Costello's Bar
Joseph P. Reidy
Priest with Young Colin (as Joseph Reidy)
John Farrer
Priest at Billy's Funeral
Paris Karounos
Jimmy Pappas
Brian Haley
Detective #2 Tailing Queenan
Terry Serpico
Detective #3 Tailing Queenan
Jay Giannone
Detective #4 Tailing Queenan
John Polce
Lynn Detective (as John J. Polce)
Bo Cleary
Drill Instructor #2 (voice)
David Conley
Gang Member with Mr. French
Victor Chan
Chinese Delivery Man
Jill Brown
Executed Woman
Sarah Fearon
French's Wife
Tom Kemp
Billy Costigan, Sr. (credit only)
Denece Ryland
Woman Doctor
Zachary Pauliks
Young Billy
Daniel F. Risteen Jr.
Crack House Cop #1
Francis P. Hughes
Crack House Cop #2
Johnny Cicco
Crack Addict
Chance Kelly
Exam Instructor
Shay Duffin
Bartender at Brasserie
John McConnell
Bookie in Costello's Bar (as John M. McConnell)
Kenneth Stoddard
State Trooper #1
Jeffrey Winter
State Trooper #2
Paddy Curran
New Guy
Mark Philip Patrick
New Guy
David Fischer
Executed Man
Walter Y.F. Wong
Waiter in Alley
Tony M. Yee
Waiter in Alley
Francesca Scorsese
Little Girl at Airport
Alex Morris
Young Man at Airport
Emma Tillinger Koskoff
Woman with Dog (as Emma Tillinger)
Craig Castaldo
Crack House Denizen (as Craig 'Radioman' Castaldo)
Richard Hughes
Uncle Edward
James P. Anderson
Boston Police Dignitary (uncredited)
Andrew Aninsman
Undercover Drug Agent (uncredited)
Dion Baia
Donegan - Police Cadet (uncredited)
Takumi Bando
Triad (uncredited)
Vincent Bivona
Cadet #15 (uncredited)
Eric Bruno Borgman
Reporter (uncredited)
David Boston
Boston Police Chief (uncredited)
Tracey Brennan
E.R. Doctor (uncredited)
Brendan Burke
Irish Thug (uncredited)
Shana Carr
Business Woman (uncredited)
Chris Chinn
Gang Member (uncredited)
Vic Clay
Businessman (uncredited)
Desiree April Connolly
Driver of Car in Chase (uncredited)
Jeffrey Corazzini
Crime Scene Unit
Ed Cuffe
Boston PD (uncredited)
Buddy Dolan
Sean (uncredited)
Jim Evans
Police Officer (uncredited)
James Michael Farrell
Detective (uncredited)
Steve Flynn
State Police Detective (uncredited)
Shawn Fogarty
Pedestrian / Businessman (uncredited)
Jim Ford
Cadet (uncredited)
Lorre Fritchy
Extra (uncredited)
Trudi Goodman
Woman Office Worker (uncredited)
Mackenzie Hawe
Child at Carnival (uncredited)
Mark Hemphill
College Student (uncredited)
Henry Kwan
Asian Triad (uncredited)
Henry Laun
Boston PD (uncredited)
Crystal Lisbon
Business Woman (uncredited)
Steve Lord
Academy Pistol Coach (uncredited)
Frank Mancuso
Inmate (uncredited)
Oliver Martin
State Trooper (uncredited)
Adam Masnyk
Southie Teen / Soccer Player (uncredited)
Jack McCullough
EMT (uncredited)
Paul McGillicuddy
Subway Passenger (uncredited)
Robert Myers
Cadet Parent (uncredited)
Joseph Oliveira
Officer (uncredited)
Nicolas Quilter
State Trooper (uncredited)
Osmani Rodriguez
Reporter (uncredited)
Alfredo Romeo Suarez
Cop (uncredited)
Steve Scarfo
Construction Worker (uncredited)
Billy Silvia
Chinatown Shopper (uncredited)
John Wayland Somers
Forensics Officer (uncredited)
Lawrence Cameron Steele
Academy Firearms Instructor (uncredited)
Stream
Shopper in China Town (uncredited)
Conor Timmis
Rugby Fan (uncredited)
Donna Wong
Waitress (uncredited)
Gail Yudain
Cadet Parent (uncredited)
Did you know?
Trivia
As research for his character's occupation, Matt Damon worked with a Massachusetts State Police unit out of Boston. He accompanied them on routine patrols, participated in a drug raid and was taught proper police procedures like how to pat down a suspect.
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The scene where Frank Costello throws cocaine on hookers was one of many bizarre ideas contributed by Jack Nicholson, who also suggested wearing a strap-on for the scene with Matt Damon in the porn theater.
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According to Martin Scorsese the film was envisioned as a low budget production, but the budget increased as more stars became attached.
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Goofs
When Costigan talks to Madolyn at the café, we see him leaning over the table and then pulling away in a back shot. Then the shot cuts to front and we see him still leaning over the table.
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Based on the view of the State House from Sullivan's apartment balcony, he lives on Tremont St., just north of the Park St. intersection (see reference to Pickering St envelope address goof).
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Near the end of the film, after Costigan is shot, the elevator is blocked. It tries to close but Costigan's body is blocking it, thus moving back inside. However, after Brown is shot, the elevator does not move at all.
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Quotes
Colin Sullivan: [to Madolyn] If we're not gonna make it, it's gotta be you that gets out, cause I'm not capable. I'm fucking Irish, I'll deal with something being wrong for the rest of my life.
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Frank Costello: Now whenever you make a call ask for Mikey, MIKEY!... huh... you ask for a Mikey 'cause there is no Mikey.
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Madolyn: [about an odd-looking dessert] I'm waiting for you to make your move.
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Faq
Q
Is "The Departed" based on a book?
A
The Departed is a remake of Mou gaan dou (Infernal Affairs), a 2002 Hong Kong movie written by Chinese screenwriters Felix Chong and co-director Alan Mak. Chong and Mak's screenplay was adapted for The Departed by American screenwriter William Monahan. The movie won the 2007 Academy Award for Best Motion Picture.
Q
How much sex, violence, and profanity are in this movie?
A
For detailed information about the amounts and types of (a) sex and nudity, (b) violence and gore, (c) profanity, (d) alcohol, drugs, and smoking, and (e) frightening and intense scenes in this movie, consult the IMDb Parents Guide for this movie. The Parents Guide for The Departed can be found here.
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A Note Regarding Spoilers
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The following FAQ entries may contain spoilers. Only the biggest ones (if any) will be covered with spoiler tags. Spoiler tags are used sparingly in order to make the page more readable.
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