We Still Kill The Old Way Cast

Ever wondered what happened to the hilarious mobsters from "We Still Kill The Old Way" after the credits rolled? Turns out, life after retirement wasn't all pinstripe suits and trips to the bocce court.

From Gangsters to Grandpas: A Reunion with the Cast

The movie, a riotous tale of old-school gangsters refusing to go quietly into retirement, boasted a stellar cast of British acting legends. Imagine Ian Ogilvy, James Cosmo, and Steven Berkoff trading their Tommy guns for gardening tools. Well, sort of.

Ian Ogilvy, famous for his role as The Saint on television, continued to charm audiences long after hanging up his gangster hat. Instead of elaborate heists, he focused on…writing children's books! Who knew a former con artist had such a knack for heartwarming tales?

The Clan is Still Around

James Cosmo, the ever-intimidating gangster, kept his tough-guy persona alive. But not in the way you think. He joined the cast of *Game of Thrones*, bringing his gravitas to the role of Jeor Mormont. From London's underworld to the Wall? Quite the career change!

And then there's Steven Berkoff, the master of menacing glares. You might expect him to be brooding in a dark room somewhere. Instead, he remains a prolific actor, writer, and director, exploring the darker corners of the human psyche on stage and screen.

Life After the Heist

The success of "We Still Kill The Old Way" actually led to a sequel, "We Die Young", though with a slightly different flavor, featuring Jean-Claude Van Damme. Seems even old-school gangsters can't resist the lure of a comeback.

It's fun to imagine the cast reminiscing about their time filming.

“Remember that scene with the exploding cannoli?”

you can almost hear them chuckle. Probably over a nice cup of tea, of course.

More Than Just Mobsters

What's truly heartwarming is how these actors, all seasoned veterans, continue to reinvent themselves. They prove that talent and passion never truly retire.

They might have played characters stuck in their ways, but the actors themselves are constantly evolving. They explore new roles and new artistic avenues.

So, next time you watch "We Still Kill The Old Way", remember that these aren't just actors playing gangsters. They are artists with long and fascinating careers, full of surprises and unexpected turns.

Think of Ian Ogilvy reading bedtime stories to his grandkids, or James Cosmo braving the icy winds of Westeros. And maybe, just maybe, you'll see these iconic actors in a whole new light.

It’s a testament to their skills that they can seamlessly transition from crime lords to kings and everything in between. That's the real magic of the movies, isn't it?