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[Jonwallachio]

Nipper, the cop in this clip, was a celebrated detective who then became a famous boxing administrator. He was vice-president of the WBC and WBO and made plenty of money. He died a happy, fulfilled man at the age of 95 surrounded by family.
Kray, the criminal, died alone, in prison, broke. He spent the last years of his life depressed and lonely. He tried to kill himself several times. That's the difference between them.

[hatimking]

The difference between us is that you merely adopted the darkness....

[anshumanabhishek]

Being good is always considered a weakness, but it's that weakness which makes you responsible, trustworthy, honourable and most of all a human....

[marionwood]

There is a Robert de Niro movie, I think it is a Bronx Tale, when he tells a young man: " a real man is the one who gets up everyday and goes to work, that is a real man"

[ryan-ppbg]

"The difference between you and me is, I didn't see the light until I was already a man and by then it was nothing but BLINDING!"

[Deuces.]

I love how all of hardys characters walk up to people like hes gonna kiss their neck lol

[swinny]

The difference is one protected and served the public, the other intimidated, murdered and terrified the public

[theubergeeks]

Christopher Eccleston is an extremely underrated actor

[ryanslack]

The Kray twins are NOT to be idolised. People forget who they were.

[versionha]

Difference is one worked for a living and the other made a living poncing off proper villains or selling kids

[kirstenwelcome]

As someone who spent (more like wasted) most of my late teens and twenties selling/using drugs I can say with experience being a criminal is nothing to be idolized. I made far more money selling drugs (a few thousand a week) than any job I worked, yet, I was the most miserable I’d ever been. I lost count of how many friends and acquaintances I lost to addiction and crime and continue to still. I’ve been clean since 2018 and can say wholeheartedly that making an honest living, even if it’s just barely getting me by, is a much more fulfilling way to live. These gangsters are not role models and should never be confused with such.

[alexandermirey]

Man.. I can't wait for a new Tom hardy movie.. I love the characters he plays!

[skull-x-legend]

Aside from everything in the clip, Tom Hardy is an Amazing Actor, and I think his role in this movie was Outstanding!!!!

[michaelruatfelaralte]

What an insecured world we live in, glorifying gangs and thugs and calling people weak for taking the higher road of honest and hardworking ways. There is no bravery in being a criminal

[IsaiahINRI]

The disgust and bewilderment in Ecclestans face tells you he discovered that difference. What a great actor

[psalms]

People get so confused by the good vs. evil debate. There is nothing to be confused about. It’s incredibly simple: a man who is dedicated to humility, honesty, integrity, hard work, fidelity- he could convert and live the life of the criminal in a second. Beating, cheating, lying, faking… It’s not a complex craft. But the criminal, the drug dealer, the philanderer, the short-cutter… he could never, in a million years, convert and sustain the life of an honest man. “I could be you; you could NEVER be me”. Simple.

[Anonymous_timelord]

For those asking for the name of the film/movie, it's called 'Legend' - (2015)

[angelmiguel]

I thought he was gonna say " I work for me and you also work for me "
Edit: wow I never thought I would get this many likes thanks

[johnjames]

Kray is literally talking to the doctor from gallifrey. Better watch himself

[miked]

Tom Hardy was born to play roles like this, its seems almost natural for him, and this movie was great for those that might not of seen