and Marco agree to a gang war, much to Fritzy's disappointment. Annie defends her mother from another one of Jimmy's outbursts with a kitchen knife and having enough of their troubled life in Brooklyn, wishes to run away with Bobby and her mother. As the Deuces and the Vipers meet at the docks for their confrontation, battle ensues. Marco is killed by Leon in a duel, being saved by tag-along kid Scooch, while Jimmy Pockets is shot and killed by Philly, who accuses him of stealing the gang's stash of money. Leon is shot and killed by one of Fritzy's men in retaliation for ignoring his orders. At Leon's funeral, Bobby and the gang, along with his and Annie's mother, pay their last respects to Leon. In a small epilogue, Bobby explains that his mother will go to live with their uncle in Long Island, he and Annie are free to take her mother to Los Angeles to start anew, gives Scooch and Father Aldo of the nearby Catholic church part of the stolen stash of money to invest and that after the funeral, this would be the last time he would see the Deuces again, as gangs throughout Brooklyn would eventually disappear. Before leaving, Bobby drops a wheelbarrow full of cinder blocks on Fritzy's car, presumably killing him, to uphold Leon's word that "there would be no more junk on the streets". Cast Stephen Dorff as Leon Anthony Brad Renfro as Bobby Anthony Fairuza Balk as Annie "The Ice Cube" Pockets Vincent Pastore as Father Aldo Frankie Muniz as "Scooch" Balthazar Getty as Jimmy "Pockets" Matt Dillon as "Fritzy" Norman Reedus as Marco Vendetti Max Perlich as Freddie Drea de Matteo as Betsy Louis Lombardi as Philly "Babe" Deborah Harry as Wendy James Franco as Tino Verona Josh Leonard as "Punchy" Johnny Knoxville as Vinnie "Fish" George Georgiadis as Willie Jackie Tohn as Mary Ann Production The film was shot in Los Angeles, California and New York City, New York during 2000. Originally the film would be released in September 2001, but due to the 9/11 attacks it was pushed back to 2002. Reception The film received negative reviews and currently holds a 3% rating on Rotten Tomatoes. Box office In its opening weekend the film grossed $1,020,000 million in 1,480 theaters in the United States and Canada, debuting number 6 of box office. Deuces Wild grossed $6,080,065 domestically