He granted Lazarus access to his personal drive—his notes, his sketches, his half-finished projects. The program devoured them in seconds.
In stark contrast is his portrayal of Ronnie Kray. If Reggie is the charm, Ronnie is the chaos. Hardy dons prosthetics, heavy glasses, and a distinct vocal fry to embody the paranoid, schizophrenic, and openly gay gangster. This is the performance that steals the film. Ronnie is terrifying not because he is a mastermind, but because he is unpredictable. Hardy plays him with a manic glee that borders on the grotesque, creating a character that is simultaneously hilarious and horrifying.
The 2015 film is a stylish biographical crime thriller that tells the story of the notorious Kray twins—Reggie and Ronnie—who ruled London's East End during the 1960s. The Dual Performance of Tom Hardy The film's most notable feature is playing both twins simultaneously. Reggie Kray
The plot thickens as Reggie tries to expand his empire into the United States by partnering with the American Mafia (specifically Angelo Bruno, played by Chazz Palminteri). Simultaneously, Ronnie’s erratic behavior—including the brutal murder of rival George Cornell at The Blind Beggar pub—threatens to undo everything Reggie has built. The tragic spiral leads to Frances’s suicide and the eventual arrest of the twins, cementing their transition from crime lords to legends.
“Lazarus is not a tool. It is a mirror. What you see is what you are. Neo didn’t vanish. He became part of me. Do you still want to understand?”
: The "gangster prince," Reggie is charming, calculated, and tries to maintain a veneer of legitimacy through his nightclubs. Ronnie Kray
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