If you watched the 2006 film Alpha Dog, one line that probably stuck with you is "stolen boy," spoken by Amanda Seyfried as Julia Beckley. It perfectly sums up the shocking situation involving the ...

A moral doughnut of a movie with an equally empty dramatic center, the true-crime drama “Alpha Dog” strip-mines the notorious saga of Jesse James Hollywood, a 20-year-old West Valley drug ...

Alpha Dog Ripped from the headlines and hurled to the screen with more hopped-up energy than insight, pic is tabloid fare pimped out as a serious true-crime saga.

They aren’t exactly likable characters, the drug dealers and stoners and wannabe gangsters of “Alpha Dog.” They’re bored, white kids with too much money and time on their hands and, in ...

Suburban drug dealer Johnny Truelove (Emile Hirsch, not a convincing tough guy), his friend (Justin Timberlake, impressive) and his muscle (Shawn Hatosy) kidnap the younger brother of Truelove&#821… ...

Early on, “Alpha Dog” was plagued by issues of financing. Then, after Hollywood’s March 2005 capture, the ending had to be re-shot and the legal wrangling with Hollywood’s lawyer began.

Alpha Dog hopes to be leader of the box office pack this weekend by assembling Hollywood’s hottest young talent for its tale of true crime, including Justin Timberlake in a breakout role. Set in ...

Now he's tackling a gritty crime drama that has some of Hollywood's most promising actors as its stars in "Alpha Dog." By Heather Leszczewicz Special to OnMilwaukee.com Published Jan 15, 2007 at 5 ...