Crime,Drama
United States of America
Mad Dog Coll is a 1961 crime drama film directed by Burt Balaban and Stuart Rosenberg. The film tells the story of Vincent "Mad Dog" Coll, a notorious Irish-American gangster who rose to power during the Prohibition era in New York City.
Vincent Coll, played by John Davis Chandler, is a tough streetfighter who becomes enmeshed in the world of organized crime through his association with Dutch Schultz, played by Jerry Orbach. Coll quickly rises through the ranks, thanks to his brutal and cunning nature.
As he grows more powerful, Coll becomes a rival to Schultz, and the two men engage in a bloody and deadly struggle for control of the city's underworld. Coll is also pursued by the FBI, who are determined to bring him to justice.
Along the way, Coll becomes involved with a beautiful nightclub singer named Clio, played by Kay Doubleday. Their romance proves to be both a source of strength and a weakness for Coll.
The film is notable for its gritty and realistic portrayal of New York City's criminal underworld, as well as the strong performances by its cast. In addition to Chandler and Orbach, the film features performances by Telly Savalas, David J. Stewart, and Brooke Hayward.
Overall, Mad Dog Coll is a thrilling crime drama that offers a fascinating glimpse into the violent and dangerous world of organized crime in 1930s New York City.
