This could be Tom Hardy's breakthrough year.
His versatility can't be questioned as after fronting Mad Max: Fury Road, he takes on the roles of both Reg and Ron Kray in this retelling of the story of their rise from East London obscurity to be the darlings of 1960s London
society.
Of course, it's an unsavoury story of a criminal empire built on intimidation, protection rackets and eliminating the opposition. Rags to riches, yes; a feel-good story, no.
Legend is as much a tale of blood being thicker than water as it is about the notorious gangster twins' rise. Hardy's Reg, the suave charmer, ruthless businessman and very much the brother who has his eye on the prize, is a magnificent counterpoint to his portrayal of the increasingly psychotic Ron that, at times, borders on caricature.
As the story unfolds, it is easy to forget Reg and Ron are played by the one actor.
