Warner Bros. Pictures Gangster Collection Volume 4 2008 Product Description Warner Gangsters Collection Volume 4 (DVD) THE AMAZING DR. CLITTERHOUSE Takes one to know one! Doctor Edward G. Robinson infiltrates a gang to study the ways of hoodlum Humphrey Bogart. LITTLE GIANT He got class, see? His bootleg beer biz is tapped out, so Robinson aims to join Santa Barbara’s polo set. LARCENY, INC. Bag the swag! Ex-jailbirds run a luggage shop while attempting to tunnel into the bank next door. Robinson, Broderick Crawford, Jane Wyman and Anthony Quinn star. INVISIBLE STRIPES Once a con always a criminal? Ex-yard mates Bogart and George Raft return to the life. With William Holden. KID GALAHAD “Best of the ’30s boxing movies”* stars Bogart, Robinson, Bette Davis and Wayne Morris (*David Shipman, The Story of Cinema). Bonus Disc: All-New WHV Feature-Length Documentary! PUBLIC ENEMIES: THE GOLDEN AGE OF THE GANGSTER FILM Times were tough. They were tougher. A fascinating new look at the mobsters, the movies and the studio that ruled the gangster genre. Vol. 4 is Public Enemies: The Golden Age of the Gangster Film (2008), a feature-length documentary that serves up solid history and astutely chosen clips, from The Great Train Robbery (1903) through GoodFellas (1990). A small army of commentators holds forth on the gangster film as "the myth for the urban immigrant," and there's lots of anecdotal material about not only icons Cagney, Robinson, and Bogart ("the badder bad guy" brought