"Al Capone." It's a jarring moment. The series is about Prohibition-era Atlantic City, and Capone's a Chicago guy. Yet the real-life Capone, just like the myriad characters in "Boardwalk Empire ...

From "Lucky" Luciano to Arnold Rothstein, Boardwalk Empire was unique in the way it depicted history within fiction. The show's inclusion of Al Capone is actually the best version of the gangster ...

Boardwalk Empire is a famously strong finisher ... Our first glimpse of Al Capone this season reveals him in the full blossom of his power not just as a ganglord, but as a media personality.

Sally calls Nucky at The Old Rumpus, his boardwalk strip club ... he's attacked by Al with Lucky's pointy Empire State statue. Blood everywhere. Capone goes into the hallway and instructs ...

In "Resignation," Al Capone (Stephen Graham ... departing for Florida in preparation for a business opportunity. 'Boardwalk Empire' Recap / Season 4, Episode 2 / 'Resignation' We fade in.

Stephen Graham has described the fourth season of Boardwalk Empire as the most exciting yet for his character Al Capone. The British actor said that he was "made up this year" because of the plot ...

2) Al Capone Al Capone is a mad man. In fact, there might be no one else on Boardwalk Empire that you could argue is more temperamental. Capone is a small man in a fierce package, and highly ...

“This really hurts my feelings.” Al Capone, neither in legend or in his portrayal on “Boardwalk Empire,” is known as a sympathetic man. He shows anger. He shows anger a lot. And he was ...

Boardwalk Empire blends real historical figures like Al Capone (Stephen Graham) and Arnold Rothstein (Michael Stuhlbarg) into its fictional narrative, creating a rich and immersive world of crime ...

“Erlkönig,” Episode 41 of HBO’s “Boardwalk Empire,” refers ... mannered mobster Frank Capone (Morgan Spector), the only person who keeps hotheaded brother Al (Stephen Graham) somewhat ...

SPOILER ALERT! The following piece has spoilers pertaining to the series finale of Boardwalk Empire. Unlike HBO’s Sopranos finale when 12.3 million fans thought their TV sets went out, there ...