John Dillinger: Enemy of the Public | Natural Born Outlaws | Depression Era Crime
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- Опубликовано: 12 дек 2022
- John Herbert Dillinger was an American gangster during the Great Depression. He led the Dillinger Gang, which was accused of robbing 24 banks and four police stations. Dillinger was imprisoned several times and escaped twice
Infamous villains the likes of Machine gun Kelly , Pretty bow Floyd, and Baby face Nelson show how hard , mean and desperate you have to be to earn the title of Public enemy.
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Johnny Depp did an outstanding job in that movie, next to secret window, public Enemy was my two favorites.
Johnny Depp did a good job of playing the part of Dillinger , but in my opinion , Warren Oates done the most outstanding job in playing the role of John Dillinger !!!!!
@@keithharrison9797 never seen that one, but in my opinion and eyes Johnny Depp does the best at everything.
@@cindyrussell1581 Watch " Dillinger " that came out in 1973 , I GUARANTEE you wouldn't think so much of Johnny Depp after watching that. I like Johnny Depp's movies too , but when I saw Johnny Depp as Dillinger , I didn't think he played the part right. That's how much better Warren Oates done the job. Rather than arguing, just watch the one that came out in 1973 !!!!
@@keithharrison9797 Thanks, I will check it out.
@@cindyrussell1581 Right on , you'll definitely like it
This is a superb series! Damn. From the acting, which, for reenactments, is superlative to the direction to the use of comic strip type images, it's all fantastic. I feel like I stumbled onto a gold mine.
Indeed
I second that just flawless
👍🏻
Agree with that
Absolutely. I'm impressed.
I really like this series. It's gotten my renewed interest in some of these old cases and characters
I think it will win some type of an award.
This mini series is well produced.
Me too!
@@JayCity10 That would well deserved!
Dillinger was never a " idiot" . Kids nowadays can't name what continent we are on! Unfortunately, sad and true!
You are correct,an American girl who just got her GED couldn’t even point we’re America was on a map,
@@Stray1One And you don’t know the difference between where and we’re lol.
@@Stray1One *where
@@queenofnyc5584 he's not lying though. American kids aren't the brightest.
@@Stray1One that doesn't surprise me.
Public Enemies with Johnny Depp is a rare well made "recent" crime movie
Definitely. It's a flawless movie. JD should've won an Oscar. Also for Black Mass.
I'm going to make it a point to purchase that movie 🎥 ( DVD)😉. I haven't been to a movie 🎥 theater in 30-years😲. Uncle Johnny went from robbing pirate. To robbing bank heist nam.
Public Enemy is one of my all time favorite gangster movie next to Scarface . Love the animation also in this doc. I never knew he wrote a letter to Ford praising about how fast it was in police chases 🤣
So that "escape proof" jail was really like how it was portrayed in the movie, lol. How seriously incompetent that could happen?
Agree. Public Enemies was a perfect movie.
@@meghanmisaliarit was a good movie but not very historical accurate
@@bradmeeds1226 it's a movie. It doesn't have to be historically accurate. If you want 100% accuracy you should watch a documentary. All movies take dramatic license.
@@bradmeeds1226 it didn't have to be. Its not a documentary.
The addition of actors is definitely a nice touch, im thoroughly entertained
1st series with actors reeinacting the criminal being portrayed in the presentation.
When my mother was a little girl, she and her siblings and neighbor kids found an abandoned car and played in it for several days before one of them mentioned it to an adult. Upon discovery, the police identified it as John Dillinger's car. Parents were pretty freaked out.
Great show really enjoyed it 😃
Sad part is they really don't mention the innocent that where murdered by the F.B.I in the woods of of Wisconsin what a shame!!!
31:36 they mentioned it
They did mention that. A few times.
You clearly weren't paying attention. That was mentioned. Repeatedly.
They suppressed that. J Edgar Hoover belonged in the prisons he sent the criminals he caught. He was a very bad person. I believe the agents were overwhelmed with pressure to catch Dillinger. I'm willing to bet they shot Dillingers doppelganger and hushed it because that would have been absolute embarassment and the end of Hoover and the FBI. ( all my opinion of course)
Really enjoy these, love the multimedia,and animation etc
Great documentary
Amazing video!!
Good videos about those criminals for the old days!
Thank you for another great video and I still say crime does not pay
The fact he was able to escape the FBI with a injured leg must of been so humiliating for Hoover, probably bruised his massive ego.
1 and only true gangster, Depp played him well in the film
If you're armed while conducting a crime, anything bad can occur.
If you're unarmed during a crime, cops will surely murder you due to their safety not being compromised. Then there's "qualified immunity" on top of that.
Very good. Always loved Gentleman Johnny. Good on you Mr. Purvis!!! You deserved to be recognized for your hard work and dedication. Not Hoover's pettiness.
Too bad Pervis “accidentally” shot himself while cleaning his gun a few years later.
He was an ambush artist and enflamed federal overreach
Not trying to defend or excuse Dillinger at all but Melvin Pervis was a back shooting, cowardly, nerd. Dillinger was running away, did not point a gun at anyone and he was shot multiple times in the back! Not to wound, not to apprehend but to kill! Anyway you cut it he was executed without due process, without even an offer to surrender. The FBI didn't even identify themselves! Once they were sure of their targets identification they just started blazing away! Let us not forget the completely INNOCENT man Pervis and his henchmen MURDERED IN COLDBLOOD at their botched, keystone cop, raid in little Bohemia. And no one was called to account for that!! That my friends is acting like one is above the law, and you never have to justify your actions!
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Good one
John Dillinger would have made an excellent special forces operator.
Agree. He was bold and crafty.
i worked in the prison system in indiana, and at the training center they had write ups of his from before all of his major crimes. the amount of shit they had of his was insane…. tens of millions of dollars if sold lol
What is a "write up"?
that is a horrible prosthetic chin--
It's just a tad bit too big
That chin reminds me of my ex,
Who Jay Leno? 😂😂😂😂😂
@@davec.3129 Yep. The cleft is too deep. Looks unnatural.
Loved the episode, hated the prosthetic chin. It was so bad. Lol
So It was a prosthetic? I was wondering lol. It's not horrible. But the cleft is a little too extreme.
Interesting/informative/entertaining. Excellent still -motion photography pictures/animated caricatures/acting reenactments/detailed maps. Enabling viewers to better understand what the orator is describing. Special thanks to veteran law enforcement officers/news media personal. Making this presentation more authentic and possible -!!!😉. Wishing viewers a safe/healthy/prosperous ( 2024 ) 🌈🎉😉.
Dillinger and Clyde Barrow both wrote Henry Ford about his Ford V8.
Very true -!!!😉 Unfortunately Uncle Henry didn't take those letters. And use them for advertising his Ford V-8 sedan. Sales would have increased 10- fold.😉.
Yeah , the 1930's were probably about the most memorable times in American history !!!!!!!!!!!!
No way. The 50s. The heyday of old Hollywood.
I'm talking about the outlaws of the great depression , you talking about old Hollywood
@@keithharrison9797 they lived short fast lives. Memorable tiimes yes. But so dangerous.
@@mrsx7944 OH , their lives was everything but pretty most assuredly.
I love Johnny!!!
8:56 several locked doors? In a prison, surely not!
No two way radio's, no pc's, the cop's can't cross the state lines. Dillinger, Bonnie and Clyde , etc. lived in an easy time for bank robbery.
Oh -!!! The Ex-Con ball team coach whom was involved with robbing the grocery store owner. Received 2 years in prison He had an attorney. Uncle Johnny didn't received 10 years.
"Old Pal. Drive a Ford and watch the other cars fall behind you. I can make any other car take a Ford's dust, Bye - Bye". John Dillinger.
So did the woman get her reward money for setting him up? Deported?
They sent her packing with no money. Serves her right for being a snitch.
Deported
@@fellspoint9364 agree. She was a horrible person. I'm glad they sent her back to Romania!!
The actor has the Peter Griffin chin
Interesting
The man who was the first Rico act indictment...
A pity that the FBI is at as low a point as Little Bohemia at the present
True. All because of politics. They should've stayed out of it.
I heard that the cop who died had shot him 4 times before he returned fire
27:35….and apparently, they all survived it.
Did John Dillinger write to Henry Ford praising the industrialist's "wonderful car"? In 1934, Ford Motor Company received this letter apparently signed by Dillinger. Federal handwriting experts, however, concluded that the signature was not that of the fugitive gangster.
Maybe he had someone else write it for him.
Wow
They shouldn't have thrown the book at him when he was young for the grocery store robbery.
They downplayed that part. It was more than a little robbery. There was an old man that was seriously hurt during that crime. It wasn't a grocery store robbery. It was a mugging. One man was mugged.
@@meghanmisaliarit can't have been that bad as he signed a petition for his release.
Classic mistake of someone with little knowledge of the law, until you have that experience and see how your words can be twisted, however innocent you are.I know that from personal experience
@@howwwwwyyyyy he felt bad after years.
What did he do with that guard after getting the thompsons ?
What guard??
2:27 Title subject start
The man they killed didn't look like him one bit . I think he never got caught.
Oh please. It looked exactly like him.
Another cold hearted ambush similar to Bonnie and Clyde. It's unacceptable
That's exactly what a liberal would say. It's not the fault of criminals they are criminals.
Wonder what these guys would think about all these going ons today
They'd probably love it. They loved lawlessness. Except they didn't like getting civilians involved.
Clyde barrow once stole a chicken...then john dillinger stole a chicken...
Hoover was a cross dresser...lol.. after his dillenger embarrassment he tried the la COSA nostra...that was no success...that's who found out about his croo dressing act 🤣
That is a silly, overblown OLD rumor.
Daz>John
what's up with that fake chin...lol
The cleft is just a little too pronounced.
Dillinger would have been a good mobster if he grew up on the east coast
He wasn't Italian.
@@meghanmisaliar I didn’t say he was. I said he woulda been a good mobster if he grew up on the east coast.
Ah, Dillinger wasn’t all that bad. He was only public enemy #1 because he had pictures of J. Edgar and Joe Kennedy wearing tutus and playing footsie with a goat. That’s why Melvin Purvis had to ambush him, they needed to take him out before he could go public and spill the beans. Those pix never have surfaced, but there was a rumor last summer they might have been somewhere around Mar-a-Lago FL; who knows?😅
Bonnie and Clyde when they good special operators to specialty is if you send them behind Nazi or Japanese lines with a very fast car that they could move very quickly and use great now firepower they would be good in the SOS or soe Dynamite agents
Lmao the FBI were a bunch of homos just like they are today
Dumb rumor.
Didn’t Purvis kill himself with the same 45 he shot (the so-called) John Dillinger with?
He definitely offed himself. I think the gun was a retirement gift.
Probably... because he knew he shot the wrong man.
@@chriswilgus165 ⬅️conspiracy theorist.
Agent Winstead was the one who shot him.
Wish we still had these gangsters around not these skinny Jean wearing idiots we have today.
You can be one
I’m down for a caper. Got experience too.
I thought y'all despised gangsters ? Oh wait only a certain kind huh?
@@tinatrice1434 big difference in the gangs from that era and the gangs if this era I realize your trying too make this about race but it’s about class not color
Where is Clyde Barrow's letter to Henry Ford?
the Henry Ford Museum
Clyde Barrow and the Ford V-8
Over the years, many have questioned the authenticity of Clyde's letter to Henry Ford, based on a discrepancy over handwriting. The letter is currently on display at the Henry Ford Museum in Dearborn, Michigan.
It is said the 👗 dress was orange 🍊 but looks red under the theater light
Warren Oates best Dillinger
Up da o.d.c
Dudes fake chin distracted me. It’s not even the same color as him 😂
Lol I was looking at that too. I was windering if that was a real cleft chin. JD had a very prominent chin.
a lot of booze went down the city sewer
I bet the rats danced those nights.
I'd liks to party with him!!
Could have done without the monologues
I like the monologues.
Hero
Not to Patrolman O'Malley's wife and three daughters after Dillinger put 8 bullets into him. .
That fake butt chin ruins the whole persona..should have left it out, we'd still know who it's supposed be
Dillinger's cleft chin waa a major distinguishing feature. I can see why they did that. They just made it a little too pronounced.
its almost ALWAYS a woman. that's the downfall of the gangsters of the 30's lol
Always.
“Dear Sir,” read the handwritten letter addressed to Henry Ford. “While I still have got breath in my lungs I will tell you what a dandy car you make. I have drove Fords exclusively when I could get away with one.” “Get away” being operative words - the letter was signed, “Yours truly Clyde Champion Barrow.”
Since Dillinger was killed I assume the narrative used in the reenactment of him is fabricated, as well as the other characters in this video, since there were no credits in this video about it. I appreciate the other interviews (authors, etc...,) and other facts in the story but this technique injects bias into what should be a credible documentary. The reenactment portrays a attitude and a light-hearted personality of a criminal who murdered a cop. This is typical of videos from this producer.
Dillinger wasn’t a psychopathic killer. Lester Gillis aka Baby Face Nelson definitely was.
God, you sound like a bundle of fun.yawn
Hero of the public. We all now our gov. Is a sham always was and is more than ever
He could have been a peaky blinder with that haircut 🤣