On June 3, 1987, director Brian De Palma unveiled 'The Untouchables,' based on the true story of how Treasury agent Eliot Ness brought down notorious Chicago mobster Al Capone. By Duane Byrge On ...

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If we must think of a “Mission” movie, surely it should be Roland ... surely it should be “The Untouchables” (1987), which sets an old-timey underworld mood from the outset — all those ...

“I’ve always not appreciated when [violence] wasn’t handled right in movies,” Costner says. “Violence is vulgar, and a lot of times there’s not a lot of ballet to it. The Untouchables ...

For me, that mastery reached its peak in one specific (and obvious) moment in The Untouchables. The movie as a whole ranks ... From a point-of-view shot, Ness watches as the scenario he’s ...

In 1986, Miami Vice star Don Johnson made one of the more baffling choices in movie history, turning down the lead in Brian De Palma's The Untouchables. An easy paycheck in a now-classic gangster ...

In many ways, The Untouchables was a throwback movie, even when it was first released in 1987. Director Brian De Palma creates a heavily mythologized version of the famous TV series, loosely based ...

Jake Paltrow & Noah Baumbach's intimate documentary is essentially an autobiography of legendary filmmaker Brian De Palma, the director responsible for classics like "Scarface," "The Untouchables ...