The Place Beyond The Pines

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The Place Beyond the Pines: Official Clip - The First Bank Robbery

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Cast

Bradley Cooper
as Avery

Ryan Gosling
as Luke

Eva Mendes
as Romina

Rose Byrne
as Jennifer

Ray Liotta
as Deluca

Ben Mendelsohn
as Robin

Dane DeHaan
as Jason

Emory Cohen
as AJ

Mahershala Ali
as Kofi

Gabe Fazio
as Scott

Bruce Greenwood
as Bill Killcullen

Harris Yulin
as Al Cross

Craig Van Hook
as Jack

Olga Merediz
as Malena

Anthony Angelo Pizza, Jr.
as Baby Jason

John Facci
as Priest

Cynthia Pelletier-Sullivan
as Teller #1 - Bank #1

Mackenzie Trainor
as Teller #2 - Bank #1

Nicole Califano
as Teller #3 - Bank #1

Shannon Plumb
as Lady in Ice Cream Shop

Tracey Agustin
as Teller #1 - Bank #2

Ean Egas
as Teller #2 - Bank #2

Bob Dieterich
as Banker Outside Bank #2

Thomas Mattice
as Booking Officer

Adam Nowichi
as Arresting Officer

Mark Caruso
as Court Lawyer

G. Douglas Griset
as Judge #1

Vanessa Thorpe
as Court Officer

Gail Martino
as Teller - Bank #3

Brian Smyj
as Officer Jefferson

Dorothy Rutherford
as Mother at Home

Paul Steele
as Officer at Shootout Scene

Travis Jackson Campbell
as Baby AJ

Trevor Jackson Campbell
as Baby AJ

Jan Libertucci
as Nurse

Robert Clohessy
as Chief Weirzbowski

Subrina Dhammi
as Reporter #1

Heather Chestnut
as Jennifer's Mother

Greta Seacat Kaufman
as Cory Gilbeau

Luca Pierucci
as Doc Crow

Jessica Layton
as Reporter #2

James J. Gleason
as Funeral Director

Joe McCarthy
as Campaign Manager

Jefrey Pollock
as Campaign Advisor

Lynette Howell Taylor
as Political Media Advisor

Sarah Curcio
as Guidance Counselor

Ephraim Benton
as Benny

Mark McCracken
as Drug Busting Cop #1

Adriel Linyear
as Drug Busting Cop #2

Kevin Green
as Interrogating Cop

Jennifer Sober
as Public Defender

Melissa Mills
as Judge #2

Alex Pulling
as Alex

Dante Shafer
as Dante

Kayla Smalls
as Vanessa

Frank Falvo
as Pharmacy Clerk

Leah Bliven
as Leah

Whitney Hudson
as Whitney

Breanna Dolen
as Breanna

Hugh T. Farley
as State Senator

Michael Cullen
as Mr. Anthony

Patrick Husted
as Preacher

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Audience Reviews for The Place Beyond The Pines

• Feb 14, 2016

  This film features outstanding performances, dark tone while at the same time having beautiful shots, well written plot and having this unpredictability that brings out the thrills. Check out this gem as soon as you can!
  Mr N Super Reviewer
• Feb 06, 2016

  It's a really good story, with a fine cast, but the ace in the hole is that it's completely unpredictable.
  Marcus W Super Reviewer
• Aug 10, 2015

  The connection between the characters is pretty interesting and executed well. Sadly the second half is not quite as engaging as the first, up until the somewhat anti-climatic solution. That may be realistic but feels a bit like the movie was going nowhere. Overall, the great acting and cinematography make it worth your while, though.
  Jens S Super Reviewer
• Nov 14, 2013

  Ambitious filmmaking is welcome, but usually ambition leads somewhere, which is the main problem with co-writer and director Derek Cianfrance's unwieldy 140-minute multi-generational crime drama, The Place Beyond the Pines. First we watch Luke (Ryan Gosling) as a traveling motorcyclist enter a life of crime to support his infant son. Next the focus shifts to Avery (Bradley Cooper) as a cop with a conscience running into corruption on the force. Last, we jump ahead into the future and watch the dramatic irony unfold as the children of Avery and Luke interact, waiting for them to learn their paternal connection. I believe Cianfrance (Blue Valentine) and his team was attempting to tell a meditative, searching drama about children paying for the sins of their fathers, the lingering fallout of bad decisions and moral compromises. Except that's not this film. By the end of the movie, while some secrets have been laid bare, there really aren't any significant consequences. The film does an excellent job of maintaining a sense of dread, but it doesn't come to anything larger or thought provoking. The entire structure of this film is geared toward a tragic accumulation, but it just doesn't materialize. That's a shame because it's got great acting through and through, though I have grown weary of Gosling's taciturn antihero routine that seems like a rut now. Avery's portion of the plot was the most interesting and anxiety-inducing, but I found the movie interesting at every turn. The characters are given pockets of nuance and ambiguity as they traverse similar paths of desperation and conciliation. The Place Beyond the Pines is a perfectly good movie, albeit disjointed, that cannot amount to the larger thematic impact it yearns for. Nate's Grade: B-
  Nate Z Super Reviewer

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