From the David L. Wolper series Appointment With Destiny, The Last Days of John Dillinger. Program can be found on disc called Mobster Collection (8 movies total)
I was just thinking Rob Serling was only 50 years old when he died. Permanently frozen on film 50 or younger. Rob Serling was a Parachutist in WWII in the Philippines. He was a cool dude.
My acting teacher for many years was Bill Wendt, the actor who plays John Dillinger in this movie. He was a great man and awesome teacher. I was lucky to have known him!!
I remember watching this episode as a kid back in the early 70s. Even at that age, I noticed and was impressed by the mockumentary style of the show, although I probably thought most of the footage was archival rather than re-created.
Yes..that got me here'&,Realising that This is A quite entertaining.U.S.T.V.from a diff time'-Was So glad i watched every Bit of Public Enemys'-Bonus Disc'-The Massive Research. Micheal Mann!(et al)Have done.'Unparalled'-Johny Depp'also Worth Listening to Dir/Com''It was like, Watching(&,learning!)With Micheal.Mann.Right there,!Alvin Carpis.Also mentioned.'Aka.public enemy'(longest,orig?).(nd to chk out.More info re; 'Billie Frishette'-Cheers.
More People hopfully will cm here'!&,Want to See,&,Learn more on Billie Frishette/Alvin Karpos..thankfully people hv posted A few Doco's abt thm..inc:2'-Pt Interveiw wth.Alvin Karpos'-After getting out of Alcatraz/&,other Oldtime Jails.cheers.
In every head-on encounter with the FBI or state police, Dillinger always got the upper hand, in spite of being outgunned and outnumbered. Finally, the FBI got Dillinger, by shooting him in the back, without warning. Too smart to be confronted in a fair gun fight.
If your loved one was murdered in cold blood by John Dillinger, you wouldn’t care less how he was shot and killed by the FBI, “fair gunfight” or not! You would just be glad that justice was served and that he was dead once and for all.
I remember watching " appointment with destiny" when I was a kid. Lorene Greene narrated the ok corral shootout. It was well done with Lorene Greene sounded like the voice of God. Ron Serling had a distinctive voice as well. Great stuff.
Rod Serling WAS WONNA “THE” GREATEST writers Hollywood EVER had. I still watch the “Twilight Zone” and often wonder……what was he “ON” to come up with some of his GREATEST episodes ! We haven’t had anyone like him since he “checked out” !
It's kind of eerie watching this documentary knowing that Dillinger would be going to The Twilight Zone for real as soon has he stepped out of that movie theater.
Totally 👀 , just turned in and like this is real footage outside the theatre, I haven’t seen any other manhunt of any notorious criminal ever? that’s done so ‘live’.
I kept thinking that music sure sounds a lot like "The Great Escape". Sure enough the end credits have music by Elmer Bernstein . I remember seeing these Appointment with Destiny shows when I was growing up. They need these shows to run in classrooms today for some good history lessons !
One theory is that the FBI shot a small time local Chicago crook instead of Dillinger, set up by Anna Sage.. John allegedly settled in Los Angeles and worked in the film industry under an assumed name and died there.
@@harpoon_bakery162 How could that b correct?? The pixs of his murdered bodh was published every where so if the pixs of a shot dead dillinger wasnt him who was it??
Times were really hard back then and I think that's why alot of people forgave bank robbers for their crimes even though there was death of innocent bystanders. I think that it was hard to get and keep jobs. It was hard to be successful either cause most jobs played very little. It's weird how most bank robbers are from the Missouri area. Not just the 20's and 30's but also back in the 1800's. I mean people even admired al Capone cause he fed people at the soup kitchens. I think that's why people admire bank robbers and they could be from any era. I think people feel this way cause in these hard times everybody is struggling to keep ahead of creditors or trying to.sometimes we just want things faster cause we don't want to wait for opportunities to be dropped in our laps. That's why we enter lotteries and contests. We are trying to achieve what bank robbers can do in a few minutes to be successful. Life is hard. We think these people led exciting life's. And they did. We wish we were secretly them. Don't you all feel that way?
Greg Miller There is a 5th dimension. Beyond which is known to man. A dimension of sight, a dimension of sound. Look, there's a sign post up ahead. The next stop... the TWILIGHT ZONE! I skipped a few lines, but; you get it my man. PEACE TO YA!
My novel "The Necessary Stranger" involves found evidence that Dillinger lived on and married and had children. The mystery of who or what is in Dillinger's grave is addressed.
There were two Dillinger movies, 1973 played by Warren Oates, the other titled Public Enemies by Johnny Depp, these movies dramatized the life of this outlaw quite vividly.... And both have vicarious action violence!
the way I understand it, Dillinger was not killed that night and it was someone else the FBI got. The way I understand it, John Dillinger moved to a small town east of Edmonton Alberta and south of Saint Paul Alberta and lived there to his late 80s
It’s always said that the 🐀/immigrant Sage wore some type of orange dress not red. This was not said just in the movie but also numerous documentaries. If it’s coming from her mouth, the mouth that turned her friend/paying customer in then I believe she now wore a red dress!
Sage, the girl in red, actually orange, was in the country illegally, and thought if she turned in Dillinger she would be allowed to stay. It didn't work, she was deported, and died in 1947 of liver failure. Was it payback from Dillinger's ghost?
What made people like Dillinger and Bonnie & Clyde different was that the only reason they'd ever shot anyone in the first place was because they were being shot at! Otherwise, they'd never fire a shot, and try to get away. Especially Clyde, who was known as a good "wheel man". After the huge clusterf'k in Wisconsin, resulting in 2 innocent men being unjustly shot. They knew the police intentions weren't to capture them, and they couldn't anyway. So they set up a ruse to just outright bushwack them! With Dillinger taking a bullet in the rear lower skull & out his cheek bone and Bonnie (being pregnant) & Clyde, both bare footed and unarmed, shot over 40 times each! Bonnie, dead & still holding a sandwich, got a extra bullet from Frank Hamer. Who, with others, reported only shooting after guns were "Half drawn" at them and a call for surrender was given. Both of which were lies! Source info: direct, sworn, testimony of witness accounts and entire criminal timeline, from the written publication of the book titled as, Go Down Together, The story of Bonnie & Clyde.
Melvin Pervis and J. Edgar Hoover were lovers , they were also suspected of child molestation . Both men were drag queens ,Hoover had Pervis shot in the head making it look like a suicide in 1961 after a lovers spat .
Rod Sterling had a more down to earth opinion of Hoover's whom he named "the untouchables". Along with the same questionable decisions made then implying to past, then and now, of all in official capacity. "You've just entered the Twilight Zone" he was right.
After a couple big hauls, why didn't Dillinger just dress as an old farmer, with a beat up truck, regular clothes, move to the country of Montana, and start a clean life?
I don't think so. We all have another appointment but final would be like reaching the end of Space.... Does space have a final ending, perhaps 🤔 perhaps not. I do not think so,...
You play....sooner or later you pay. Think Dillinger had a lot more on the ball than robbing banks but they poisoned him with that 10 year stretch. He just couldn't get a handle on that wild streak and payback anger.
@@billhuber2964 the firearm "shown" to have been taken off of his body is either a 1903 Colt in .32 ACP caliber, or a 1908 Colt in .380 ACP caliber....
The gun the F.B.I. displayed as Dillengers gun was a colt pocket pistol in 380a.c.p. but the problem with that was that only the 32a.c.p. was being manufactured when Dillenger was killed the 380a.c.p. wasn't released for sales until December of 1934 but law enforcement agencies were giving prototypes to test including the F.B.I. which means there was no way Dillenger could of been carrying the colt 380a.c.p. so he was probably unarmed and executed and then the F.B.I. planted the gun on him to cover themselves n Polly Hamilton said that he had a wad of over $6000 in cash in his pocket yet at the morgue his personal belongings in money was $7.68 these are opinions or my theory but there facts you can look up in Colt Firearms archives as to when the 380a.c.p. was released it only was manufactured in 32a.c.p. in july 1934 except some prototypes released to the F.B.I for testing.
the cinematography is outstanding, but you can't present an actor as a grocer who ''knew'' DILLINGER. he makes a lot of sense though .they threw the library at JD.
We as a nation, have to much racial strife, way to much phony political strife, both political parties should work together for the common good, for all in the United States of America, dispense with the cinematic public shows of idiotic horseplay, and get down to brass tacs and take care of our country and help it's people instead of destroying its foundation. Once this country is destroyed , by constant infighting, where are all of the people of this country supposed to live ??? THINK ABOUT IT? Kevin Phoenix
JD loved baseball but was he even a double a player?we just know that he loved to play.I think,. based on the pattern in his teen &pre -teen years he was destined to a life of crime, but the justice system surely sent him to crime school,which is really too bad. outstanding doc but Rod! you should've spent 2 bucks for a haircut .one of the best narrators ever,though.
Back in 1971, when this film was made, everyone had hair like that, and I mean EVERYONE: doctors, lawyers, school teachers, college professors, ditch diggers, professional athletes, etc. They all walked around trying to look like rock stars and wearing loud suits like Herb Tarlek from WKRP. Some guys looked good with long hair, others looked stupid and were just blindly following fashion.
well, a certain symmetry is good whatever the length .his hair is entering other time zones. I just came from the barber, but I keep the cutting to a minimum. women know what to do w/ long hair. back in my long hair days my hair was down right unruly.
+russallert yours is the best description abs critique I have ever seen of the bizarre style and attitude of the 70s. I was just a kid but could t stand seeing grown men with frivolous hair and styles. It made me nostalgic for a time I’d never actually seen. Was so glad when it died out by 1978
Congratulations to the FBI, and your dedicated and combative police officers Melvin Purvis and Eliot Nesss, who knew how to put this Dillinger and other fascinators in their proper places: In prison and in the cemetery! As the phrase says: Good bandit and dead bandit!
Rod Serling narrating historical documentaries was not something I had realized I was missing from my life. This is awesome.
Now we have computers cellphones cameras on traffic poles now they'd get locked up right away .
He had a radio voice!
I was just thinking Rob Serling was only 50 years old when he died. Permanently frozen on film 50 or younger. Rob Serling was a Parachutist in WWII in the Philippines. He was a cool dude.
Was pretty sure that was Serling doing the narrative & was about to ask...thank you !!
I had no idea rod serling narrated a Dillinger documentary. the combination of a Dillinger documentary narrated by rod serling is perfection!
My acting teacher for many years was Bill Wendt, the actor who plays John Dillinger in this movie. He was a great man and awesome teacher. I was lucky to have known him!!
Bacchus Stuart. Bacchus?!? Real name?
Guessing you didn't learn anything. LOL
Cool
Dillinger didn't have a problem breaking out of jail..It was a piece of cake for him!! Never seen nothing like it..
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I remember watching this episode as a kid back in the early 70s. Even at that age, I noticed and was impressed by the mockumentary style of the show, although I probably thought most of the footage was archival rather than re-created.
who came after watching public enemies
Lhakpa Tsering Tmg me!
yep....
Wanted to see how Hollywood bollocked up his story
Yes..that got me here'&,Realising that This is A quite entertaining.U.S.T.V.from a diff time'-Was So glad i watched every Bit of Public Enemys'-Bonus Disc'-The Massive Research. Micheal Mann!(et al)Have done.'Unparalled'-Johny Depp'also Worth Listening to Dir/Com''It was like, Watching(&,learning!)With Micheal.Mann.Right there,!Alvin Carpis.Also mentioned.'Aka.public enemy'(longest,orig?).(nd to chk out.More info re; 'Billie Frishette'-Cheers.
More People hopfully will cm here'!&,Want to See,&,Learn more on Billie Frishette/Alvin Karpos..thankfully people hv posted A few Doco's abt thm..inc:2'-Pt Interveiw wth.Alvin Karpos'-After getting out of Alcatraz/&,other Oldtime Jails.cheers.
lol
In every head-on encounter with the FBI or state police, Dillinger always got the upper hand, in spite of being outgunned and outnumbered. Finally, the FBI got Dillinger, by shooting him in the back, without warning. Too smart to be confronted in a fair gun fight.
THATS A LOAD OF BULLSHIT ASSHOLE
Well, had to be done.
If your loved one was murdered in cold blood by John Dillinger, you wouldn’t care less how he was shot and killed by the FBI, “fair gunfight” or not! You would just be glad that justice was served and that he was dead once and for all.
This is from 1971....I remember seeing it when I was a kid.
wow, that's a long time ago....i was wondering why the reenactments were so awful. where was this Dillinger cat from?
Me too!
I remember watching " appointment with destiny" when I was a kid. Lorene Greene narrated the ok corral shootout. It was well done with Lorene Greene sounded like the voice of God. Ron Serling had a distinctive voice as well. Great stuff.
Lorne Greene a great Canadian
Rod Serling WAS WONNA “THE” GREATEST writers Hollywood EVER had. I still watch the “Twilight Zone” and often wonder……what was he “ON” to come up with some of his GREATEST episodes ! We haven’t had anyone like him since he “checked out” !
I keep waiting for him to say"IN THE TWILIGHT ZONE" lol
I tensed up several times waiting for that phrase.
Lmao!!
One of the best narrators in history!
Submitted for your approval
He sounds just like Rod Serling😳😄😄
It's kind of eerie watching this documentary knowing that Dillinger would be going to The Twilight Zone for real as soon has he stepped out of that movie theater.
Totally 👀 , just turned in and like this is real footage outside the theatre, I haven’t seen any other manhunt of any notorious criminal ever? that’s done so ‘live’.
and then dillinger slipped quietly into the twilight zone
Serling had the best voice of any narrator.
Come on Seer.......
Seer Stone Bullshit Donald duck was the best
Yes.
And Lorne Greene..
ROD SERLING!!! Excellent re-creation footage.
I kept thinking that music sure sounds a lot like "The Great Escape". Sure enough the end credits have music by Elmer Bernstein . I remember seeing these Appointment with Destiny shows when I was growing up. They need these shows to run in classrooms today for some good history lessons !
One theory is that the FBI shot a small time local Chicago crook instead of Dillinger, set up by Anna Sage.. John allegedly settled in Los Angeles and worked in the film industry under an assumed name and died there.
that's correct.
@@harpoon_bakery162
How could that b correct?? The pixs of his murdered bodh was published every where so if the pixs of a shot dead dillinger wasnt him who was it??
foreal? any link to that information ?
Where’s the proof to this
@@ajajajaj624 A small time Chicago hood named George(?) Hamilton
Johnnie Depp played his part well!! I loved it!!
So did actor, Warren Oates. He looked more like Dillinger.
❤ I just love John Dillinger ❤ .
Classic video documentary on history of Dillinger and last days !
Agreed
I tiled the brother of the narrators house . Super cool guy , he made a real point of saying what an actual truly good person his brother was.
The late, great Rod Serling. He would be 'canceled' in these times because he was a heavy smoker, endangering others with second-hand smoke.
I remember when this originally aired.
That man would hide in plain sight!!
SweetAzzPie W olordy lordy yes he would sell dresses to Hoover in Brown bags
0:04:48 Pretty Boy Floyd had nothing to do with the Kansas City massacre. J. Edgar Hoover framed him for it.
Don't you mean"Gay Edgar Hoover"?😂😂😂
Great show 👍
"You don't make a man better, by knocking him down. You only make him mean"..... Dillinger's first theft victim.
The government knows no bounds when it comes to disrespect to the dead as well as the general public.
DAVID L. WOLPER WAS A GENIUS .
Yes...he certainly was😆 !!
Man shot outside the movie 🎥theater was not John Dillinger.
I agree
Okay trump
Why didnt the body of dillinger match him? Body had blue-gray eyes, dillinger had brown eyes. Body had no scars, dillinger had several. ???????????
I still love all Wolper docs!
Abbe Buck they’re very good 😊🤙🏼
The man in the street interview's are really well done.
What did Johnny do with all that money he robbed back in 1934 $20,000 was a lot of money..
Good program.
Great upload. Thanks G.
JocelynhkCarter: Great story. I love watching gangster movies! It was good seeing and hearing Rod Sterling again.
Jocelyn, you're very wholesome
Wonder how much them signatures are worth now
Times were really hard back then and I think that's why alot of people forgave bank robbers for their crimes even though there was death of innocent bystanders. I think that it was hard to get and keep jobs. It was hard to be successful either cause most jobs played very little. It's weird how most bank robbers are from the Missouri area. Not just the 20's and 30's but also back in the 1800's. I mean people even admired al Capone cause he fed people at the soup kitchens. I think that's why people admire bank robbers and they could be from any era. I think people feel this way cause in these hard times everybody is struggling to keep ahead of creditors or trying to.sometimes we just want things faster cause we don't want to wait for opportunities to be dropped in our laps. That's why we enter lotteries and contests. We are trying to achieve what bank robbers can do in a few minutes to be successful. Life is hard. We think these people led exciting life's. And they did. We wish we were secretly them. Don't you all feel that way?
damn! that's rod Serling!!
***** yeah, there ain't no mistaken that voice..:)
Greg Miller
yep that's Rod
who can miss that voice!
yep that's Rod
who can miss that voice!
Greg Miller There is a 5th dimension. Beyond which is known to man. A dimension of sight, a dimension of sound. Look, there's a sign post up ahead. The next stop... the TWILIGHT ZONE! I skipped a few lines, but; you get it my man. PEACE TO YA!
My novel "The Necessary Stranger" involves found evidence that Dillinger lived on and married and had children. The mystery of who or what is in Dillinger's grave is addressed.
Damn
Dillinger is a very interesting character.
Neo Leaf why
You really can’t think of one reason why?
There were two Dillinger movies, 1973 played by Warren Oates, the other titled Public Enemies by Johnny Depp, these movies dramatized the life of this outlaw quite vividly.... And both have vicarious action violence!
John my hero💪
I didn't know they had video surveillance back then 😅
It wasn't
They didn't.
Is that Rod Sirling??
31 FBI Agents don't like this video
the way I understand it, Dillinger was not killed that night and it was someone else the FBI got. The way I understand it, John Dillinger moved to a small town east of Edmonton Alberta and south of Saint Paul Alberta and lived there to his late 80s
Why you say he moved there ???
@@ryangorby876 photos from the area
Do you have any photos I can see???
@@ryangorby876 you will just have to visit the area like i did. i do not take photos of photos
LOL that says a lot man
Dillinger was killed in an alley close to the Biograph theater in 1934, later in the 1940's I went to the same movie house when I was a kid.
granskare so
Were having to good a time today
About worrying about tomorrow
Yeah Johnny Depp played Dillinger great! Public Enemies was a great movie.
Agreed!
I’ve seen a number of JD documentaries--l learned some things watching this one
It’s always said that the 🐀/immigrant Sage wore some type of orange dress not red. This was not said just in the movie but also numerous documentaries. If it’s coming from her mouth, the mouth that turned her friend/paying customer in then I believe she now wore a red dress!
Johnny Dillenger one of the great ganster of his time he believed I made not live for ever but I be fool not to try.
Rod Serling the Zero hour radio show 1972-73
Rest in peace
Sage, the girl in red, actually orange, was in the country illegally, and thought if she turned in Dillinger she would be allowed to stay. It didn't work, she was deported, and died in 1947 of liver failure. Was it payback from Dillinger's ghost?
John was one hell of a hell raiser
What made people like Dillinger and Bonnie & Clyde different was that the only reason they'd ever shot anyone
in the first place was because they were being shot at! Otherwise, they'd never fire a shot, and try to get away.
Especially Clyde, who was known as a good "wheel man". After the huge
clusterf'k in Wisconsin, resulting in 2 innocent men being unjustly shot. They knew the police intentions weren't to capture them, and they couldn't anyway. So they set up a ruse to just outright bushwack them! With Dillinger taking a bullet in the rear lower skull & out his cheek bone and Bonnie (being pregnant) & Clyde, both bare footed and unarmed, shot over 40 times each! Bonnie, dead & still holding a sandwich, got a extra bullet from Frank Hamer. Who, with others, reported only shooting after guns were "Half drawn" at them and a call for surrender was given. Both of which were lies!
Source info: direct, sworn, testimony of witness accounts and entire criminal timeline, from the written publication of the book titled as,
Go Down Together, The story of
Bonnie & Clyde.
thats one twisted view you got there dear. lol
I liked most of the music especially around 19.06
Melvin Pervis and J. Edgar Hoover were lovers , they were also suspected of child molestation . Both men were drag queens ,Hoover had Pervis shot in the head making it look like a suicide in 1961 after a lovers spat .
Rod Sterling had a more down to earth opinion of Hoover's whom he named "the untouchables". Along with the same questionable decisions made then implying to past, then and now, of all in official capacity.
"You've just entered the Twilight Zone" he was right.
Is the narrator Rod Serling?
The comments in this are hilarious. His dad's denialism is hilarious aswell.
After a couple big hauls, why didn't Dillinger just dress as an old farmer, with a beat up truck, regular clothes, move to the country of Montana, and start a clean life?
Shot in the back whilst stooped over due to also being shot in the leg. But unluckily, exit wound was out & through his left(I think) eye.
Don't we all have a final appointment?
Hopefully not with a "lady" in red.
I don't think so. We all have another appointment but final would be like reaching the end of Space.... Does space have a final ending, perhaps 🤔 perhaps not. I do not think so,...
I also read that the dead body was not Dillinger, but someone else!
I'd scroll up because 90% of these comments are political "debates"
Rod Serling a great host
rod serling?
Here from dillinger escape plan.
JIMMMMMMM
FEARRRRRRR
I think it was special Agent Winstead who fired the shot that killed Dillinger?
The criminals that I wear badges driving Mercedes Benz and living in $500,000 homes which their salary doesn't even reflect
The real John Dillinger was so fine.
Even an outlaw is once pretty baby 😊
Why all in black and white? Haven't you heard of colour photography?
was that real footage in the jail with people visiting?
No.There is no actual footage of Dillinger anywhere in this film.
Michael Barrett Ok thanks for the info
You play....sooner or later you pay. Think Dillinger had a lot more on the ball than robbing banks but they poisoned him with that 10 year stretch. He just couldn't get a handle on that wild streak and payback anger.
Wait, he was unarmed? They killed him in cold blood, law man or not. It’s still murder.
Little Hen he was armed with a .45 little hen .
The FBI were so scared of him as to get him the way they did.
@@billhuber2964 the firearm "shown" to have been taken off of his body is either a 1903 Colt in .32 ACP caliber, or a 1908 Colt in .380 ACP caliber....
This is a reenactment no?
The gun the F.B.I. displayed as Dillengers gun was a colt pocket pistol in 380a.c.p. but the problem with that was that only the 32a.c.p. was being manufactured when Dillenger was killed the 380a.c.p. wasn't released for sales until December of 1934 but law enforcement agencies were giving prototypes to test including the F.B.I. which means there was no way Dillenger could of been carrying the colt 380a.c.p. so he was probably unarmed and executed and then the F.B.I. planted the gun on him to cover themselves n Polly Hamilton said that he had a wad of over $6000 in cash in his pocket yet at the morgue his personal belongings in money was $7.68 these are opinions or my theory but there facts you can look up in Colt Firearms archives as to when the 380a.c.p. was released it only was manufactured in 32a.c.p. in july 1934 except some prototypes released to the F.B.I for testing.
was all of that footage real or was it acted out to resemble the actual event?? i cant tell! someone answer this for me please
A bit of both I believe.
Dedicated Spartan the part of him getting shot specifically. Was that real footage or acted??
@@manweezy4823 I believe reacted he was shot at night.
the cinematography is outstanding, but you can't present an actor as a grocer who ''knew'' DILLINGER. he makes a lot of sense though .they threw the library at JD.
Sound like The A Team theme tune
lol
why not tradution it to Spanish to better understand the history of jhom dillinger.
Rod Serling!
Wow. Rod Serling.
Besides the body showed at Morgan was to short n had swollen heart !!! John was never sick a day in his life!!!
Rod Serling should do something w/ that hair.crew cut time.
Rod went to The Twilight Zone many years ago. RIP
tough sounding name
Twilight Zone ?
Rod Serling the man
Real Jhon Dillinger is much more good looking and attractive.
We as a nation, have to much racial strife, way to much phony political strife, both political parties should work together for the common good, for all in the United States of America, dispense with the cinematic public shows of idiotic horseplay, and get down to brass tacs and take care of our country and help it's people instead of destroying its foundation. Once this country is destroyed , by constant infighting, where are all of the people of this country supposed to live ??? THINK ABOUT IT? Kevin Phoenix
J Depp nailed it!! He was awesome in that role!!
Is that Rod Sterling Narrating?
Lol... never mind
I've visited the graves of Bonnie and Clyde.
Cool!
Rod fuckin Serling
JD loved baseball but was he even a double a player?we just know that he loved to play.I think,. based on the pattern in his teen &pre -teen years he was destined to a life of crime, but the justice system surely sent him to crime school,which is really too bad. outstanding doc but Rod! you should've spent 2 bucks for a haircut .one of the best narrators ever,though.
Back in 1971, when this film was made, everyone had hair like that, and I mean EVERYONE: doctors, lawyers, school teachers, college professors, ditch diggers, professional athletes, etc. They all walked around trying to look like rock stars and wearing loud suits like Herb Tarlek from WKRP. Some guys looked good with long hair, others looked stupid and were just blindly following fashion.
russallert I miss long hair on men and guys; men now, with their ultra short haircuts appear really militaristic and/or uptight.
well, a certain symmetry is good whatever the length .his hair is entering other time zones. I just came from the barber, but I keep the cutting to a minimum. women know what to do w/ long hair. back in my long hair days my hair was down right unruly.
+russallert yours is the best description abs critique I have ever seen of the bizarre style and attitude of the 70s. I was just a kid but could t stand seeing grown men with frivolous hair and styles. It made me nostalgic for a time I’d never actually seen. Was so glad when it died out by 1978
Sounds like rod serling thought was twilight zone espiode lol rod awesome in his days john too
I love John Dillinger,hes HOT!
Congratulations to the FBI, and your dedicated and combative police officers Melvin Purvis and Eliot Nesss, who knew how to put this Dillinger and other fascinators in their proper places: In prison and in the cemetery! As the phrase says: Good bandit and dead bandit!
Dod Lancaster
wat about all the criminals n public office
Sodomite Lancaster, so scared were the FBI of Dillinger, that they shot him in the back!
Don't add words that God hasn't spoke. That's Blasphemy.