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Road to Perdition (2002) A mob enforcer's son in 1930s Illinois witnesses a murder, forcing him and his father to take to the

Road to Perdition (2002)

A mob enforcer's son in 1930s Illinois witnesses a murder, forcing him and his father to take to the road, and his father down a path of redemption and revenge.

Cast:
Michael Sullivan Jr.: Tyler Hoechlin
Drugstore Owner: Rob Maxey
Peter Sullivan: Liam Aiken
Annie Sullivan: Jennifer Jason Leigh
Michael Sullivan: Tom Hanks
John Rooney: Paul Newman
Connor Rooney: Daniel Craig
Finn McGovern: Ciarán Hinds
Rooney's Henchman: Kerry Rossall
Finn McGovern's Henchman (as Stephen Dunn): Stephen P. Dunn
Finn McGovern's Henchman: Paul Turner
Irish Musician: John M. Williams
Boy Michael Fights: Nicolas Cade
Jack Kelly: David Darlow
Alexander Rance: Dylan Baker
Rooney's Business Associate: Jack Callahan
Michael's Teacher: Maureen Gallagher
Frank the Bouncer: Kevin Chamberlin
Brothel Maid: Juanita Wilson
Calvino: Doug Spinuzza
Nitti's Henchman: Keith Kupferer
Secretary: Lee Roy Rogers
Frank Nitti: Stanley Tucci
Maguire: Jude Law
Tenement Murderer: Kurt Naebig
Crime Scene Policeman: Lance Baker
Living Corpse: Monte
Father Callaway: Duane Sharp
Aunt Sarah: Diane Dorsey
Motel Manager: Michael Sassone
Cop at Diner: John Sterchi
Farmer at Diner: Robert Jones
Ruby the Waitress: Lara Phillips
Mr. McDougal: Harry Groener
Banker (as Jobe Cerny): JoBe Cerny
Banker: Thomas McNulty
Betty the Waitress: Mina Badie
Young Bank Manager: Ed Kross
Prostitute: Heidi Jayne Netzley
Hotel Manager: Phil Ridarelli
Farmer Virginia: Peggy Roeder
Farmer Bill: James Greene
Factory Worker: James Currie
Pedestrian: Richard Dunn
Business Man: Joe Fontana
Bank Customer: Reese Foster
Dancer: Kelly Hill
Chief of Police: Gene Janson
Young Irish Lover: Cory Krueckeberg
Al Capone: Anthony LaPaglia
Nitti Thug #4: George J. Manisco
Nitti Thug #5: Mark Morettini
Patron at the Library: Martin Murphy

Written by: Max Allan Collins, Richard Piers Rayner, David Self

Director: Sam Mendes

Production: DreamWorks Pictures, 20th Century Fox, The Zanuck Company

Release date: 12 Jul 2002

Box Office: $104,454,762
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