Off-screen pals James Cagney and Pat O'Brien teamed up for the sixth time in this enduring gangster classic. Cagney's Rocky Sullivan is a charismatic ghetto tough whose underworld rise makes him a hero to a gang of slum punks. O'Brien is Father Connolly, the boyhood chum-turned-priest who vows to end Rocky's influence. Other ace talents join them: Humphrey Bogart as a scheming lawyer, Ann Sheridan as Rocky's hard-edged girlfriend and the Dead End Kids as worshipful street urchins, all ably directed by Michael Curtiz (Casablanca). The 1938 New York Film Critics Best Actor Award came Cagney's way, as well as one of the film's three Oscar nominations. Watch the chilling death-row finale and you'll know why.
On-Disc Special Features
Leonard Maltin Hosts Warner Night at the Movies 1938 with NewsreelMusic Short Out Where the Stars BeginCartoon Porky and DaffyTheatrical TrailersFeaturette Angels with Dirty Faces: Whaddya Hear? Whaddya Say? Commentary by Film Historian Dana PolanAudio-Only Bonus: Radio Production with Film's Two StarsSkuespillere
Ann Sheridan,Billy Halop,Bobby Jordan,Gabriel Dell,George Bancroft,Humphrey Bogart,Huntz Hall,James Cagney,Leo Gorcey,Pat O'Brien,Dead End Kids, The,Edward Pawley
Aldersgrense
7 år
Regissør
Michael Curtiz
Utgave
Importfilm
Format
Blu-ray
Sjanger
Drama,Import
Bildeformater
HD 1080p
Lydformater
DTS HD - Master Audio
Lydspråk
Engelska
Undertekster
Engelska
Innspillingsår
1938
Artikkel nr.
f937f30f-1541-5525-b5f1-0312ec89203a
Movie | |
|---|---|
Original Title | Angels With Dirty Faces |
EAN | 5051892247733 |
Movie Length | 94 |
Year Recorded | 1938 |
DVD Region | 2 (Europa) |
Sound Formats | DTS HD - Master Audio |
Sound Languages | Engelsk |
Subtitle Languages | Engelsk |
Genre | Drama,Import |
Format | Blu-ray |
Director | Michael Curtiz |
Actors | Ann Sheridan,Billy Halop,Bobby Jordan,Gabriel Dell,George Bancroft,Humphrey Bogart,Huntz Hall,James Cagney,Leo Gorcey,Pat O'Brien,Dead End Kids, The,Edward Pawley |
Picture Formats | HD 1080p |
Age Restriction | 7 år |
Edition | Importfilm |
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