Creators:
Terence WinterCinematography:
David FrancoCast:
Steve Buscemi, Shea Whigham, Michael Stuhlbarg, Stephen Graham, Vincent Piazza, Michael Kenneth Williams, Anthony Laciura, Paul Sparks, Jack Huston (more)VOD (4)
Episodes(12)
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New York Sour (S04E01)
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Resignation (S04E02)
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Acres of Diamonds (S04E03)
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All In (S04E04)
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Erlkönig (S04E05)
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The North Star (S04E06)
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William Wilson (S04E07)
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The Old Ship of Zion (S04E08)
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Marriage and Hunting (S04E09)
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White Horse Pike (S04E10)
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Havre de Grace (S04E11)
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Farewell Daddy Blues (S04E12)
Plots(1)
Season 4 picks up eight months after the end of Season 3, in February 1924 – the year jazz "really came into being," with fictional dancers/singers as well as the ubiquitous Charleston dance. Having barely survived an overthrow by Gyp Rossetti in Season 3, Nucky Thompson is laying low at the end of the Boardwalk as the season begins. Eventually he'll butt heads with Mayor Bader, battle with his brother Eli about the fate of Eli's college-bound son Willie, and set his sights on the lucrative drug and real-estate opportunities in Florida. Most of the drama in this season's twelve episodes will take place in Atlantic City, and musical showpieces will be set in the Onyx Club (modeled after the Cotton Club), to be run by Chalky White. Action will also take place in Florida and Chicago. (HBO Europe)
(more)Reviews (2)
I consider the fourth season to be the best one so far. It added a lot more action to what worked in the previous seasons and the result was highly watchable. As a bonus, I got the hilarious Mueller family who cracked me up every time. I was also amused by the transformation of Mr. Mueller from a pushover into the badass uncompromising Mr. Van Alden, which seemed to make Mrs. Mueller happy as well.
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Season 4 has just begun, so drop everything else and become a viewer of the dramas of 1924. Because Nucky decided to expand to Tampa. This whole heroin adventure had reached such a melancholy point that it was almost impossible to endure. Everyone was already so beautifully resigned to their fate and no one came out of it well. My dear Atlantic City...
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