This guy played Al Capone perfectly. The irrational irritability, the insecurity, the anger, even watching scenes with him later on in the show you feel uneasy because of how easily angered he was and offended he was at everything but he’d have you killed in a heart beat for saying his name wrong

I’m just gonna say it. Graham gave us the best interpretation of Capone

The Actor that played Al was Perfect. He should of won an Award.
“Im makin a statement” lol

the fact that he was british the whole time blew my mind lol

Crazy how Stephen Graham's career lurches between Martin Scorsese projects and gritty British TV dramas.

Stephen graham is the modern joe pesci when it comes to gangster films and shows.

Who’s here cause it’s the 20s again?

Stephen Graham is such a underrated and underused actor.

The fact we no longer have dwarf boxing is proof weve moved backwards as a society

He plays 1920 -30 gangsters very good . He was great in public enemy’s as baby faced Nelson .

Capone and Lucky Luciano deserved a spinoff. So many great characters and performances wasted.

If you hear his real speaking voice, his accent is even more impressive.

To you he is known as Al Capone, but to me be will always be Tommy, ze Germans will know what I mean.

That laugh is brilliant

Lmao “ya get up ill break ya legs” i love aggressive hospitality

The casual way we're introduced to Al Capone is my favorite moment of the pilot.

Its crazy how I started watching Boardwalk Empire about 2 months ago..had no clue Scorsese was involved. Loved this guy’s portrayal of Al Capone..then he goes on to absolutely outdo himself in the Irishman. Stays alot about this guys acting abilities, Scorsese does have an eye for talent. Incredible.

Stevie Graham. One of the best British actors nowadays. Could play any part and make it his own

Capone's "Frankenstein" quote was so funny. 😂😂 After De Niro's Capone portrayal from "The Untouchables" (1987), this was the best one!

The pool of talent on this show is exceptional