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Public Enemies

Feed the followingto Walter Winchell. McKellar is a Neanderthal, and he ison a personal...

Feed the followingto Walter Winchell. McKellar is a Neanderthal, and he ison a personal vendetta to destroy me. We will not contest himin his committee room. We will fight him on the front page. Where is John Dillinger?

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Feed the following to Walter Winchell
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McKellar is a Neanderthal and he is on a personal vendetta to destroy me
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We will not contest him in his committee room
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We will fight him on the front page
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Where is John Dillinger
Available in 7 languages
Duration
16 seconds
Views
173
Timestamp in Movie
00:18:19
Uploaded
Mar 08, 2026
Genres
action, biography, crime
Production
Universal Pictures,Relativity Media,Forward Pass,Misher Films

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Movie Summary

The Feds try to take down notorious American gangsters John Dillinger, Baby Face Nelson and Pretty Boy Floyd during a booming crime wave in the 1930s.
Agent Purvis, congratulations. - Public Enemies 00:25
Agent Purvis, congratulations.
Good afternoon, gentlemen. - Public Enemies 00:31
Good afternoon, gentlemen.
Mr Purvis how did you run down Pretty Boy FloydThrough an apple orchard - Public Enemies 00:10
Mr Purvis how did you run down Pretty Boy FloydThrough an...
Through an apple orchard. - Public Enemies 00:31
Through an apple orchard.
The broad over there is looking at me. - Public Enemies 00:08
The broad over there is looking at me.
Alvin. Good to see you. How you doing? Homer. Pete. - Public Enemies 00:07
Alvin. Good to see you. How you doing? Homer. Pete.
The public don't like kidnappingWho gives a damn what the public likesI do I hide out among themWe gotta care what they think - Public Enemies 00:10
The public don't like kidnappingWho gives a damn what...
We're having too good a time todayWe ain't thinking about tomorrow - Public Enemies 00:06
We're having too good a time todayWe ain't...
Is Homer staying steady enough? - Public Enemies 00:14
Is Homer staying steady enough?
One rule I learned from Walter Dietrichnever work with people who are desperateYeah well I got a rule too Stay away from the womenWithout women it's like back in the stirThat's why they invented whores - Public Enemies 00:17
One rule I learned from Walter Dietrichnever work with...
Without women, it's like back in the stir. - Public Enemies 00:17
Without women, it's like back in the stir.
I don't know why you gave that fellow the go-by, but I'm awful glad you did. - Public Enemies 00:18
I don't know why you gave that fellow the go-by, but...
You got a name? - Public Enemies 00:33
You got a name?
Where somebody waits for me Sugar's sweet, so is he - Public Enemies 00:14
Where somebody waits for me Sugar's sweet, so is he
Daddy's French. - Public Enemies 00:23
Daddy's French.
I ain't most men - Public Enemies 00:03
I ain't most men
And what do you do? - Public Enemies 00:08
And what do you do?
Meeting somebody like you, dark and beautiful, - Public Enemies 00:07
Meeting somebody like you, dark and beautiful,
Like that bird in that song. - Public Enemies 00:22
Like that bird in that song.
What is it exactly you do for a living? - Public Enemies 00:09
What is it exactly you do for a living?