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(CBS) The capture of mob boss James “Whitey” Bulger after a 16-year manhunt sounds like something out of a movie – and one day, perhaps it will become a film. But Bulger already has ties to another well-known, Boston-based mafia movie: he was the inspiration for 해적게임총판 Jack Nicholson’s character in the 2006 film, “The Departed.” Pictures: James “Whitey” BulgerPictures: “The Departed” premiere The film won Martin Scorsese his first Oscar as best director. It also won Academy Awards for best adapted screenplay, best film editing and best picture. In the film, Nicholson plays mob boss Frank Costello, who plants an informant (played by Matt Damon) inside the Massachusetts State Police. At the same time, the police put an undercover cop (Leonardo DiCaprio) inside Costello’s crew. When both sides realize the situation, each man tries to figure out the other’s identity before his cover is blown. Bulger reportedly saw the film for himself – one tipster reported spotting him watching “The Departed” at a theater in San Diego in 2006, according to The Boston Globe. The mobster’s capture seems to have revived interest in the film, which became one of the top search terms on Google after the news broke. As of Thursday afternoon, the flick was also No. 5 on Netflix’s Top...

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Updated 2:37 PM ET (AP) ATHENS, Greece – A coalition government could be formed by mid-Wednesday in Greece, the head of the country’s socialist party said Tuesday, easing the nation out of a political limbo as it struggles to deal with a financial crisis that is already affecting Europe’s economy and markets around the world. Evangelos Venizelos’ socialist PASOK party came third in Sunday’s elections. At the core of any administration will be Antonis Samaras’ conservative New Democracy party, which came first in Sunday’s vote and won 129 of Parliament’s 300 seats — short of the 151 needed to govern alone. The radical left Syriza party in second place, with 71 seats, has refused to join any government that will implement the terms of Greece’s international bailout, under which the country has received billions of euros in rescue loans in return for deeply unpopular spending cuts and tax hikes. Video: G-20 summit ends with hope for GreeceGreece: Former finance minister key to gov’t talks Venizelos, who handled Greece’s negotiations with its international creditors for several months last year as finance minister, said the government would have the support of the election winner, PASOK and the small Democratic Left party of Fotis Kouvelis, which won 17 seats. “With Syriza’s refusal, the only practical solution now is the creation of a government with the support of New Democracy, PASOK, and the...