The Departed
04/10/2006
To take down South Boston's Irish Mafia, the police send in one of their own to infiltrate the underworld, not realizing the syndicate has done likewise. While an undercover cop curries favor with the mob kingpin, a career criminal rises through the police ranks. But both sides soon discover there's a mole among them.
Movie Information
Leonardo DiCaprio
as Billy
Matt Damon
as Colin
Jack Nicholson
as Costello
Mark Wahlberg
as Dignam
Martin Sheen
as Queenan
Ray Winstone
as Mr. French
Vera Farmiga
as Madolyn
Anthony Anderson
as Brown
Alec Baldwin
as Ellerby
Kevin Corrigan
as Cousin Sean
James Badge Dale
as Barrigan
David O'Hara
as Fitzy
Mark Rolston
as Delahunt
Robert Wahlberg
as Lazio (FBI)
Kristen Dalton
as Gwen
Thomas B. Duffy
as Govenor
Richard Hughes
as Uncle Edward
J.C. MacKenzie
as Realtor
Mary Klug
as Billy's Aunt
Peg Holzemer
as Mrs. Kennefick
Robert 'Toshi' Kar Yuen Chan
as Triad Boss
Gurdeep Singh
as Pakistani Proprietor
Armen Garo
as Providence Gangster #1
John Cenatiempo
as Providence Gangster #2
Joseph Riccobene
as Kneecapped Bankrobber
Billy Smith
as Detective #1 Tailing Queenan
Lyman Chen
as Translator
Kevin P. McCarthy
as Detective #1 - Colin's Unit
Chris Fischer
as Detective #2 - Colin's Unit
Brian Smyj
as Man Glassed in Bar
William Severs
as Older Priest
Larry Mitchell
as Younger Priest
Anthony Estrella
as Police Camera Tech
Andrew Breving
as Police Cell Phone Tech
Tracey Paleo
as Darlene the Secretary
Douglas Crosby
as Man Killed by French
Dorothy Lyman
as Woman at Bar #1
Audrie Neenan
as Woman at Bar #2
Frank Mallicoat
as News Anchor
Paula DeMers
as Billy's Mother
Conor Donovan
as Young Colin
Amanda Lynch
as Carmen
Sallie Toussaint
as Woman at Opera
Patrick Coppola
as Bookie Harassed by French
Mick O'Rourke
as Jimmy Bags
Deborah Carlson
as Sister Mary Theresa
Nellie Sciutto
as Queenan's Secretary
Peter Welch
as Other Prisoner
Henry Yuk
as Chinese Government Man
Dennis Lynch
as Costello's Crew #1
Michael Byron
as Costello's Crew #2
William Lee
as Costello's Crew #3
John Rue
as Luncheonette Proprietor
Peter Crafts
as Man in Costello's Bar
Joseph P. Reidy
as Priest w/ Young Colin
John Farrer
as Priest at Billy's Funeral
Paris Karounos
as Jimmy Pappas
Brian Haley
as Detective #2 Tailing Queenan
Terry Serpico
as Detective #3 Tailing Queenan
Jay Giannone
as Detective #4 Tailing Queenan
John Polce
as Lynn Detective
Bo Cleary
as Drill Instructor #2 (voice)
David Conley
as Gang Member with Mr. French
Victor Chan
as Chinese Delivery Man
Jill Brown
as Executed Woman
Sarah Fearon
as French's Wife
Denece Ryland
as Woman Doctor
Daniel F. Risteen, Jr.
as Crack House Cop #1
Francis P. Hughes
as Crack House Cop #2
Johnny Cicco
as Crack Addict
Chance Kelly
as Exam Instructor
Shay Duffin
as Bartender at Brasserie
John McConnell
as Bookie in Costello's Bar
Kenneth Stoddard
as State Trooper #1
Jeffrey Winter
as State Trooper #2
Paddy Curran
as New Guy
Mark Philip Patrick
as New Guy
David Fischer
as Executed Man
Walter Y.F. Wong
as Waiter in Alley
Tony M. Yee
as Waiter in Alley
Francesca Scorsese
as Little Girl at Airport
Alex Morris
as Young Man at Airport
Emma Tillinger Koskoff
as Woman with Dog
Craig 'Radio Man' Castaldo
as Crack House Denizen
Takumi Bando
as Triad (uncredited)
Eric Bruno Borgman
as Reporter (uncredited)
Brendan Burke
as Irish Thug (uncredited)
Chris Chinn
as Gang Member (uncredited)
Jeffrey Corazzini
as Crime Scene Unit (uncredited)
Jim Ford
as Cadet (uncredited)
Trudi Goodman
as Woman Office Worker (uncredited)
Steve Lord
as Academy Pistol Coach (uncredited)
Jack McCullough
as EMT (uncredited)
Osmani Rodriguez
as Reporter (uncredited)
Lawrence Cameron Steele
as Academy Firearms Instructor (uncredited)
Conor Timmis
as Rugby Fan (uncredited)
Joseph Oliveira
as Officer (uncredited)
Adam Masnyk
as Southie Teen / Soccer Player (uncredited)
John Franchi
as Pedestrian (uncredited)
Paul McGillicuddy
as Subway Passenger (uncredited)
Kim Carrell
as MA State Police Detective
Rebecca Love
as Adult Film Actress (uncredited)
