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It’s hard to imagine a more telegenic leading man than Bernthal — his face all raw power, his eyes all bleeding soul, his body a machine. -
This show is not so heavy on plot; it's more about mood and atmosphere. -
The Baltimore Banner described the threat as coming from "drug dealers" who wanted $50,000 from the production. -
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His Wayne Jenkins is a villain for the ages—a perfect match between actor and role. -
Jon Bernthal delivers a for-the-ages villain performance as Jenkins. -
Was Sean Suiter guilty? Did Wayne Jenkins really think he was innocent? -
Unfortunately, there is little justice in the world, inside or outside the small screen. -
The Nigerian-British actress hopes the HBO show inspires real action. -
Wayne Jenkins is an incendiary villain, the ne plus ultra of police violence and lawlessness. -
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Are cops like Jenkins getting in the way of the job done by cops like Suiter, or is it the other way around? -
The show is about corrupt officers on the Baltimore PD's Gun Trace Task Force. -
The Wire alum opens up about what made him feel "safe" enough to play the crooked cop. -
We Own This City knows its chief weapon is Jon Bernthal, that’s for sure. -
Jon Bernthal’s performance makes it worth the price of admission. -
Jon Bernthal and director Reinaldo Marcus Green sing the praises of each other and the city of Baltimore.
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Stream It Or Skip ItStream It Or Skip It: 'We Own This City' On HBO, Where David Simon Returns To Baltimore To Examine The Rise And Fall Of A Corrupt Police Unit
Jon Bernthal, Wunmi Mosaku, Josh Charles, Gabrielle Carteris and Dagmara Dominczyk lead the massive cast. -
The new HBO series looks at the rise and downfall of Baltimore's infamous GTTF.
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