Breach of Faith: Family of Cops II

When a priest is murdered, Commissioner Paul Fein (Charles Bronson) returns to the neighbourhood he left 40 years ago to investigate, and soon Fein and his detective sons are uncovering links between the priest and the Russian mafia. Angela Featherstone, Joe Penny and Diane Ladd also star., In this crime thriller Charles Bronson reprises his role as Inspector Paul Fein, the father of a crime fighting family. The challenge for the family of cops this time is to solve the murder of a russian priest found shot to death in a confessional. Fein, jewish by birth, finds himself in the anti-Semitic neighbourhood he left 40 years earlier, trying to unravel a crime scene with two gunman, a missing alter boy, a violent argument, a grieving church benefactor and a silent, suspicious and fearful Russian community., Police Inspector Fein and his family incestigates the murder of a priest. The tracks is leading to the Russian mafia, who treathens Fein’s family. When the truth is clear, Fein forges a bold plan against the mafia., In this sequel to the 1995 telefilm “A Family of Cops,” the investigation of a priest’s murder makes Insp. Paul Fein (Charles Bronson) and his family the targets of Russian mobsters. Ben: Joe Penny. Shelly: Diane Ladd. Jackie: Angela Featherstone. Kate: Barbara Williams. Directed by David Greene., This sequel to the popular 1995 TV movie Family of Cops stars Charles Bronson, repeating his role as patriarchal Milwaukee police commissioner Paul Fein. This time, the case before Fein and his family is the murder of a priest, which in the course of events is revealed to be connected to the activities of the Russian Mafia. Inevitably, Fein’s loved ones are imperiled by the villains, forcing Paul to prove anew that age has not withered his strength, dedication and fortitude one whit. Joe Penny costars as Paul’s son Ben, a true chip off the old badge. (Incidentally, just as in the earlier film, downtown Milwaukee looks suspiciously Canadian!) Breach of Faith: Family of Cops II was first seen over CBS on February 2, 1997., The family of cops is back, this time dealing with the murder of a priest tied in with the Russian Mafia, who proceed to try to draw the family off the case., The crime-busting clan return to investigate the murder of a priest by mobsters – but underestimate the danger the case will put them in.