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Public Enemies By 2009, Tatum was holding his own alongside such box - office heavyweights as Johnny Depp and Christian Bale, playing Pretty Boy Floyd in the biographical, Depression - era gangster film Public Enemies.

Not exact matches

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Based on Gregory Miller's book Public Enemy No. 1, G - Men was reissued in 1949, with an added prologue featuring David Brian as an FBI trainer who advises his students not to laugh at the old - fashioned costumes and slang in the 1935 film; seen today, it is Brian's superfluous opening comments that seem hopelessly dated, while the film itself is as exciting and entertaining as ever.

Lee Phelps has found his way into several TV movie - compilation specials thanks to his participation in two famous films of the early»30s: Phelps played the cowering speakeasy owner slapped around by Jimmy Cagney in The Public Enemy (1931), and also portrayed the waterfront waiter to whom Greta Garbo delivers her first talking - picture line («Gif me a viskey, baby... etc.») in Anna Christie (1930).

That's not to say Public Enemies is by any means a bad film; on the contrary, it's quite engaging.

The «2 - Disc Special Edition» includes four more featurettes, including the twenty - minute overview «Michael Mann: Making Public Enemies» and the nine - minute «Criminal Technology,» a tribute to Mann's exacting attention to period detail and the actors learning the tools of their characters» trade, plus a digital copy of the film for portable media players.

Both films feature in the Best Picture lineup, as does «Public Enemy Number One,» a sprawling biopic of gangster Jacques Mesrine that has been a local box - office smash and leads all nominees with 10 bids.

This is the first in a five - part series of Moving Image Source video essays on Michael Mann, whose new film, Public Enemies, opens July 1.

Most of the film is set in 1971, in Harrisville, Rhode Island, where a family of seven — parents Roger (Livingston, Game Change) and Carolyn (Taylor, Public Enemies), and their five young daughters — have just moved in to their large country 18th - century abode.

Much as Michael Mann's Public Enemies created a disconnect by looking like home video at certain points, the period simply requires film, or at least it does for right now with digital photography still figuring out how to look good with the entire color spectrum.

When Clarke died in 1992 at age 81 most classic film fans remembered her as the woman who gets a grapefruit smashed in her face by James Cagney during THE PUBLIC ENEMY (1931) or they might have recalled her daring leap from a window to protect the man she loves in THE FRONT PAGE (1931).

«The Public Enemy» launched a cycle of gangster films in the early years of the Depression that also includes «Little Caesar» with Edward G. Robinson, and «Scarface» with Paul Muni.

«The Public Enemy» made a star of its leading man, James Cagney, who in 1930 made no less than five films.

The gangster film saw its day once more last year with Public Enemies.

In it, Tatum is briefly reunited with Public Enemies» Johnny Depp, who stars in the original series and makes a cameo in the film.

BEST: The closing credits were played over a soundtrack of Public Enemy's «Fight the Power,» which was featured in the 1989 Spike Lee film «Do the Right Thing.»

Michael Mann's first film since 2009's «Public Enemies is his best in over a decade, but received a limited release and has been a commercial flop.

The Climber (Arrow Video) is a gangster film in the tradition of such classics as The Public Enemy and Scarface that chronicles the rise and inevitable fall of small - time smuggler Aldo (Joe Dallesandro).

With «Heat», Michael Mann delivered one the best «cops & robbers» films of recent times and with «Public Enemies» and fedoras, gangsters and tommy - guns, I expected more of the same.

Most of her greatest films have already been released on DVD — The Public Enemy, Platinum Blonde, Red Dust, Dinner at Eight, Libeled Lady — but not all of them.

It's been six years since Michael Mann's last film («Public Enemies»), and more than a decade since his last good one («Collateral»), so it's not very surprising that his newest movie doesn't buck the trend, especially after Universal condemned it to a January release date.

12:30 am (2nd)-- TCM — The Public Enemies: The Golden Age of the Gangster Film Warner Bros. basically created the gangster film in the 1930s with a series of great, gritty and hard - hitting (for the time) crime films.

Directed by Brian Kirk (Luther, Game of Thrones) by a script by Ronan Bennett (Public Enemies), the film takes place in the 1970s and sees Dornan as a member of the IRA, whose wife is accidentally killed in Ireland.

The films had their heyday with such works as Public Enemy (1931) and Angels with Dirty Faces (1938).

Based on true events that occurred in Franklin County, Virginia, in the 1930s, Lawless is a period crime film along the lines of Michael Mann's superior Public Enemies, a film that actually does tweak the legends it depicts, rather than just mealy mouth some random dialogue meant to give that impression.

The following films make up this «Ultimate Gangsters Collection: Classics» — «Little Caesar (1931)», «The Public Enemy (1931)», «The Petrified Forest (1936)», «White Heat (1949)».

The film is about the manhunt and eventual killing of America's public enemy No. 1 Osama bin Laden.

Sam Worthington (Avatar), David Wenham (Public Enemies) and Timothy Spall (the Harry Potter films) star in this gripping crime comedy about second chances.

«Down here you make enemies for life,» spits the young public defender who's muffed Dee's case, bristling at the questions of her ACLU attorney (Tim Blake Nelson) and the conflicted local lawyer who's signed on to represent her (Will Patton, in the film's best performance).

12:00 M — TCM — The Public Enemy Famous for the scene where James Cagney smashes a grapefruit into Mae Clarke's face, this is one of the gold standards of early gangster films, along with Little Caesar and Howard Hawks's Scarface.

Now Variety says Collateral and Public Enemies director Michael Mann is in early talks to direct the film.

Live by Night is no exception; to this reviewer the film almost reads as a clumsy marriage between Michael Mann's Public Enemies, in overall style and milieu, and Miami Vice, if Colin Farrell's character was on the other side of the law.

While comparisons to The Aviator (the other megalomaniac - biopic starring Leonardo DiCaprio) and Public Enemies (with which Eastwood's film shares a key showdown between Hoover and Senator McKellar from 1936) seem inevitable, J. Edgar was shot and color - corrected to more closely resemble Changeling, with its patina of desaturated copper - green hues and a meticulous eye for the specific materials of the period's rooms and attire.

In the public discourse, films such as Waiting for Superman vilify union leaders and frame the unions as enemies of education reform.

During the filming of Public Enemy Number One, James Cagney found his favorite wool cap destroyed by «dirty rats» that had inhabited his dressing room.

The non-profit that organizes the event «champions the cause of independent films,» and though Public Enemies with