Boondock Saints 2 Plot Details and More!

Boondock Saints quickly became one of my favorite movies when a friend of mine introduced me to it. Since then I have been following very closely to what Troy Duffy was going to do next. The man clearly has talent and he clearly knows it. It just takes some folks with some balls to take his movie and distribute it.

On June 29th Troy went on 106.7 WJFK Washington to talk about the upcoming sequel. During the interview he declared that they plan to begin shooting the film in August with lots of guns and lots of course lots of action. Geeks of Doom managed to get it all down into a precise synopsis for us below.

"The boys (Norman Reedus, Sean Patrick Flanery) and their father Il Duce (Billy Connolly) have been living in seclusion, deep in Ireland on a sheep farm, away from everything, when Il Duce’s brother comes to tell them that a priest was murdered in Boston and it was set up to look like it was done by the Saints.

The boys rush back to deal with it, while they’re supposedly ailing father stays on the farm. There’s a new character who’s kind of the Rocco character named Romeo; funny, but much more bad ass. As soon as the brothers land, they start picking off anyone who may be tied to this framing. Willem Dafoe is not in the sequel, a new FBI detective comes into play — a female with a strong southern accent. She wants to catch the Saints and is working with some of the detectives in the first movie (like Bob Marley) who, as we know, decided the Saints were good and began helping them, but they don’t think she knows this, so they need to go with that. Eventually their father comes back into play and tells them what’s going on, which sets in motion a full-on flashback of the story of Il Duce from day one."

If you want to listen to the entire broadcast you can hear the first part here and the second part here. Personally I can not wait for this film to get off the ground. Hopefully shooting goes on as schedueled and we have a new Boondock film on shelves, or better yet on the big screen, next year.