Public Enemies (7/10) Movie CLIP - Escaping the Jail (2009) HD

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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Dillinger (Johnny Depp) escapes the jail in Tucson, Arizona with a fake gun and the help of another inmate.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
Based on author Bryan Burrough's ambitious tome Public Enemies: America's Greatest Crime Wave and the Birth of the FBI, 1933-43, director Michael Mann's sprawling historical crime drama follows the efforts of top FBI agent Melvin Purvis (Christian Bale ) in capturing notorious bank robber John Dillinger. A folk hero to the American public thanks to his penchant for robbing the banks that many people believed responsible for the Great Depression, charming bandit Dillinger (Johnny Depp) was virtually unstoppable at the height of his criminal career; no jail could hold him, and his exploits endeared him to the common people while making headlines across the country. J. Edgar Hoover's (Billy Crudup) FBI was just coming into formation, and what better way for the ambitious lawman to transform his fledgling Bureau of Investigation into a national police force than to capture the gang that always gets away? Determined to bust Dillinger and his crew, which also included sociopathic Baby Face Nelson (Stephen Graham) and Alvin Karpis (Giovanni Ribisi), Hoover christened Dillinger the country's very first Public Enemy Number One, and unleashed Purvis to take them down by whatever means necessary. But Purvis underestimated Dillinger's ingenuity as a master criminal, and after embarking on a frantic series of chases and shoot-outs, the dashing agent humbly surmised that he was in over his head. Outwitted and outgunned, Purvis knew that his only hope for busting Dillinger's gang was to baptize a crew of Western ex-lawmen as official agents, and orchestrate a series of betrayals so cunning that even America's criminal mastermind wouldn't know what hit him. Marion Cotillard, Channing Tatum, and Stephen Dorff co-star.
CREDITS:
TM & © Universal (2009)
Cast: Michael Bentt, Johnny Depp, John Fenner Mays, Joseph Mazurk, Rick Uecker
Director: Michael Mann
Producers: G. Mac Brown, Bryan H. Carroll, Gusmano Cesaretti, Kevin De La Noy, Michael Mann, Kevin Misher, Maria Norman, Robert De Niro, Jane Rosenthal
Screenwriters: Ronan Bennett, Michael Mann, Ann Biderman, Bryan Burrough
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[@Bostaffninja88]

This actually happened. He actually took people hostage with a peice of wood shaped like a gun. John Dillinger must have had one hell of a poker face.

[@MidwestAmbience]

i thought it was soap

[@rainier2672]

Bostaffninja88 I used to live in Crown Point. Also, the gun he used was a carved bar of soap made to a gun. Not wood.

[@ethanramos4441]

Rainier It actually was indeed made out of wood because it mixed by another escape by Dillinger Friend and mentor Harry Pierpoint and Charley Makley who try to escape Ohio Penitentiary’s death row by using fake guns made out of soap

[@zyxmyk]

no kidding. coneys the size of bowling balls.

[@wilsonblauheuer6544]

this is the official story. If you watch this video and believe any escape this complex could be accomplished with a piece of soap or wood and a police baton, you are gullible. I would bet my life it was an inside job.

[@vegetasolo1221]

For John Dillinger's famous escape from Crown Point Jail, the film makers decided to film at the real jail which had been closed and turned into a set of small shops and became a historical site. They dressed the jail and store fronts on the square to it's original condition as it would've appeared in 1934. They also filmed the Little Bohemia shoot out at the real lodge. Johnny Depp was actually staying in the same room the real Dillinger stayed in

[@maximilian6830]

Vegeta Solo I was there when they were filming in the jail

[@jesus4lyfe00]

@@maximilian6830 yea sure u were buddy

[@maximilian6830]

@@jesus4lyfe00 I was outside on-looking the set, I live in crown point

[@hkobb7]

@@jesus4lyfe00 lol what a dumbfuck thing to call someone a liar for

[@jesus4lyfe00]

@@hkobb7 LOL *YOU DAMN SPONGEBOB LIAR HAHAHAHHAHAH LMFAOMFAOGNAPGNAPHGAP*

[@mrjordanx31]

Johnny Depp playing John Dillinger makes me want to meet the real 'John.' This and Donnie Brasco. Both played with that charismatic sleekness. Love it Johnny

[@Thespian821]

I'll be honest, Johnny Depp does a dynamic performance as Dillinger, but I gotta give it to Warren Oates in the 1973 film.

[@jesser5127]

The real John Dillinger would have probably killed you if he thought he could get away with it and you had something of value to him. He wasn't exactly a nice guy.

[@aadeezology9743]

@@jesser5127 Yet there was only one person he really directly killed, it was some cop

[@shobhitsingh6330]

Don't forget Whitey Bulger in Black Mass.

[@tuanha6843]

@@aadeezology9743 and only after the cop shot him first

[@blank557]

Anyone notice how Depp ran his finger the brim of the hat he put on, like he was going out on a night on the town on a big date? Slick and with style.

[@tasogare6598]

Nobody can make hand held shaky cam work like Michael Mann in this world. Master of realistic action cinema.

[@yasminsandhu966]

I love this scene of the film! Absolutely brilliant! I take my hat off to Johnny xx

[@jeffreymonreal6484]

Escaped prison with a wooden pistol what a badass John Dillinger has my respects.

[@AJ8871]

One of Michael Mann’s underrated gems

[@rogerkincaid931]

A great improvement over 'Miami Vice'.

[@bigpaulie806]

This movie was great. Very underrated.

[@restlesscommentator2616]

John Dillinger did the real life gangster things that you'd only see in a fictional movie: break his friends out of jail, escape jail twice (including with the wooden gun escape here while stealing the warden's car on the way out), walking into police stations unrecognized, going to Wrigley field ball games while being most wanted, and even writing a letter to the Ford motor company to thank them for their fast cars, among others.

[@dedocked8783]

I still love that this part took place in my town. I drive down this street all the time. I even was there when they were shooting their scenes, like most of the town lol. Still blows my mind.

[@foxyknoxy9410]

Mint choice to use johnny depp to play john dillinger i love this film

[@GearheadExplorer85]

I would feel like I was in heaven if I walked into that gun vault :P

[@mr.carmine5930]

1:00 hit marker 😂

[@50zcarsman]

The prison building had a design flaw which shortened lines-of-sight by the officers on shift in a bullpen about 1/2 story below the main lockup, and the flaw allowed Dillinger to take several officers captive one-by-one. In his brief time there, Dillinger had noted the flaw, AND the slack procedures that had officers relying only upon personal recognition of each other's familiar voices to open critical locked doors. He also noted who routinely carried keys, and who carried pistols (not all officers did -- esp. those "inside" who dealt directly with prisoners). At one point Dillinger and the three fellow prisoners with him had, like, 10 officers and prison staff corralled in the small prison kitchen, the door of which opened onto the alley at the rear of the prison. Only one officer balked at obeying Dillinger's orders, but this act of bravado was too late in the process to affect the outcome (he was allowed to live -- Dillinger respected his professionalism). The other officers were meek family men who submitted readily. Across the alley from the kitchen door was the vehicle garage shown in this clip. The weather was worse than shown here -- rain and light sleet, IIRC. The prison's warden was actually the **widow** of the prior warden, a senior sheriff who had died of natural causes a couple of months before -- but running the jail was that family's business, and times were hard, so she took over. Needless to say, her tenure did not outlast this escape; she was ousted from the post. The black guy shown helping Dillinger here was the most resolute and best-disciplined of his cohorts; he went his own way right afterward and was killed just a couple of weeks later in an unrelated dust-up.

[@bjornragnarsson8692]

Thanks for writing this. This was very interesting to learn.

[@blackspring3207]

My man with the knowledge

[@MrJabez89]

0:46 the guards coat is ripped in half but 3 seconds later it is magically back together

[@jeffreyhogan7298]

My grandfather was walking down Main St in Mason City, Iowa one day coming out of the bank was Dillinger had just robbed the local bank and had machine gun in one hand with the lute in the other and jumped in the getaway car off he went! Grandpa said he was nicely dressed!!💯

[@GjyjHtjjjtj]

He pulled the jack sparrow card

[@joewhitehead3]

Just not as clumsy

[@o.portista]

What a scene, and depiction of Dilinger's escape, I don't think they could of gotten anyone better to play the role than Depp. Purely underrrated film.

[@ronniebishop2496]

Using a fake gun and then stealing the sheriffs own car and in reality he took 17 hostages. Ha. Surrounded by the national guard. You've got to be kidding, I mean Barney Fife couldn't do worse!

[@donnalichvarcik9358]

Johnny's greatest escape truely epic

[@gavinperry8433]

And this why windbreakers and hats need to come back

[@freddyjohnson4768]

I'll plug him right here...This movie was legit the best even 10 years later

[@ARCtrooperblueleader]

Absolutely.

[@lucidmind9676]

Public Enemies and Scarface are my all time favorite movies, Johnny Depo did a helluva job portraying John Dillinger

[@Geek-gaming-nerd]

it was a great movie

[@triune_blades]

I know he was a bad man, but I just couldn't help but hope he makes it through this escape. He just roles out like a boss. haha

[@josephinedaniels6731]

He sly like Fox and he is the boss that is a great movie Public Enemy🦊🦊🎸🥳🥂👏👏👏👏💯

[@cryptomaniac9435]

Underrated af

[@RyanSmith-zj6ys]

“I’ll plug him right here!”

[@timothyheadley7299]

Just think, the break out was probably way more intense that it really was featured here 🤣

[@Relax-ge2uf]

Proper gangster movie this

[@ThisGirlFromAlabama]

Johnny Depp! -3

[@khaitran3709]

John is a bad motherfk back in the day, ball of steel, that a real gangster mind set!!!!

[@joshschaeffer3300]

Soldiers set up to keep him from breaking out and he rides out in the sheriffs car. Maybe a few of those soldiers would be better positioned on the inside.

[@Hicks055]

1.20 Guns guns guns

[@QUICKFIRERAPID]

He is the former one-time heavyweight champion of the world Michael Bentt

[@michaelbentt3018]

Nice of you to remember... Thanks Champ.

[@GeorgeTudu]

Director - I want this multi-million dollar film to look like a cheap TV production. Cinematographer - Your wish is my command.

[@ARCtrooperblueleader]

🤣❤️

[@MirrorMonolith]

Michael Mann shoots on digital video to heighten the sense of blunt realism. Shooting on lush film with sleek cinematography would make it feel like just another Hollywood gangster movie. Dunno why some people can’t seem to wrap their heads around this concept.

[@mikedawolf95]

I wonder it was to simulate “us” following John on this nerve racking escape

[@schmule460]

@@MirrorMonolith exactly. I always thought it looked like a lowbudget film/show like degrassi as a kid when i watched this but I Never thought this was a bad movie. it just adds to its quality.

[@yalondapreyer389]

It something about movie like this when you know somebody that broke out of jail for real

[@AndrewsOpinion15]

GREAT MOVIE THIS WAS IN 2009 VIII YEARS AGO !!!!

[@funnyrin0]

i love this part

[@fantom6150]

Nasty Letter - Otis Taylor

[@JoseRodriguez-tq4rz]

Ahhhh, the 30’s the birth of the end of American rights. And it started with the FBI and the federal reserve.

[@lehtokurppa7824]

@@mstevens94 Yes, as the League of Nations existed. Yet neither had any impact on anything before they changed a bit. League of nations into United Nations and FBI to it's real state.

[@doomgloom8414]

good FILM. 🎥

[@MrPro897]

Indiana Prison looks more like a kindergarten.

[@Bofadeezknutz69]

I grew up in the town where robbed a bank and got shot. He was arrested and taken to crown point which is like 25 min away.

[@sreardonatpfg]

If you act like you belong most people won't question you.

[@jackwtaf3421]

1:06 🤣

[@operator4108]

Otis Taylor - Nasty Letter ugh!!!

[@andrewe360]

G H O S T

[@sdipakkamble5526]

Amazing

[@TheShockwave44]

0:47 The jacket is torn in the back.

[@gOdkNoWsIWTBF]

1:28 *sees guns* these are my friends.... see how they glisten, see this one shine, how he smiles, in the light..... my frieeeeeeeends my faithful frieeeeeends. I'm sorry I just watched sweeney todd

[@joewhitehead3]

It was really that easy to break out of prison in those days?

[@donnalichvarcik9358]

John Dillinger is the gellert Grindelwald of the muggle world they will go down in history as the ultimate greatest gangsters of all time

[@guitarkidsteve]

aka the dillinger escape plan. great band

[@giggity666999]

that is when i'd say "this is a stick up not a murda!!!"

[@MaxwellAerialPhotography]

It’s neither, it’s a jail break.

[@normanmcneal3605]

The “ thin” blue line. Public servants? One man endangered his fellows, then the public. All because he should not have been employed as a “ police”. The problem worsens. There are many that love the power a badge gives them, but don’t have the calling. The ones that do, protect the one that don’t

[@venz8201]

wtf are you even talking about my guy

[@asianpersuasion1219]

Wooden gun

[@jonathantello9561]

más cosas de John por fabor

[@kamrankmall4032]

4 we are die all

[@baloog8]

I thought someone got killed in this scene?

[@fionaelisa6405]

Daring act

[@weeguy52]

Seeking depp without makeup is werid😅

[@prophetascending9021]

All that security, but no one checks vehicles entering and leaving?

[@sirprankalot1]

Good movie go jd.

[@Tenngage96]

What Kind Of Rilfe Was That What Dillanger was carrying.

[@mauserwaffen982]

looks like a Remington model 8

[@benderbendingrofriguez3300]

and that how El Chapo will be leaving jail.

[@m.shadows8123]

In reality he will die in prison

[@MissMilly321]

did they really have army guard him? :p

[@ImperialistRunningDo]

Grabs a Thompson submachine gun, but forgets the magazine?

[@ImperialistRunningDo]

@Kefla B.A.R. had wood foregrips?

[@ImperialistRunningDo]

I am wrong. At 1:47, it looks like the Thompson has a box (not drum) magazine

[@MaxwellAerialPhotography]

The Thompson had a 20 round box magazine and the Model 8 rifle HD a 5 round integral magazine.

[@will1223141]

did that natal guard guy recognize dillinger buy the street corner looked right at him or did he just let him go

[@MachineGunKyle]

@FrenchVanillaLove i think its otis taylor ten million slaves

[@aveandcale]

This Cracked me up

[@ddffghhju]

I love you.

[@MrSodaBelly]

The camera panning and editing is so bad. This movie could've been better with a different director

[@leonthesleepy]

+MrSodaBelly Yea i'm not sure why they chose this style for this time period and movie

[@user-sh5iu1lq6x]

That's exactly why I don't like this movie. it never feels that you're actually watching a movie.

[@NothingSubversive]

Ikr, it's like a first year film student directed this

[@juanchocorleone]

Kinda looks like "Collateral", with Tom Cruise.

[@coyleigh2860]

Always someone with a complaint.

[@quadgod8111]

the small town I was born in only like 5k people live there lol

[@maximilian6830]

justin mccaffery more people live there, it's not as small as some places.

[@SenorOrgazmo]

for people asking about songs and shit: why dont u Shazam it?

[@FrenchVanillaLove]

What's the song at the end?

[@DANIELFERNANDEZ-dl3mi]

Whats the name of the song when their leaving the prison

[@ДмитрийРадченко-з2п]

I am verry regret secuerity jail gard Brian was not WBO WBC WTF ITF

[@ddffghhju]

Anyone know the song playing at 2:22, I've been searching forever and can't find it!

[@jesselesko8710]

Nasty Letter by Otis Taylor

[@rivalgeniie7708]

Movie clips you are so wrong with were this took place it was crown point Indiana

[@Evanovich11]

The movie shows crown point IN

[@Trainiac8492]

They filmed on location in crown point Source: Am from crown point. Also, they remodeled parts of the jail just for this scene. Crews were here for weeks

[@David-bl6yg]

Why was the army there? Just national guard soldiers on drill or something?

[@MaxwellAerialPhotography]

Because the authorities thought that other associates of Dillinger’s may try to assault the jail to break him out. They never considered him breaking out from within.

[@joewhitehead3]

@@MaxwellAerialPhotography Well then thru sure underestimated him

[@Imstillaround9x19]

The original is better than this one

[@alexhomealone4333]

I don't know why they are making of those individuals some kind of romantic heroes if they were criminals hurting and killing innocent people and stealing their live savings from their bank accounts.

[@brandonselitetv1436]

No they're only stealing the banks money not a person life savings.

[@Z1ZOU1]

ford advertisement..

[@martinezandy15]

Back then America didn’t import Japanese or German vehicles..

[@Mpanagiotopoulos]

what's the music from 2:20 ? can't find it

[@Mpanagiotopoulos]

@TORCHWOOD006 yep i downloaded it about 5 days ago ;)

[@dylankaster2716]

Really they used a real gun and the sheriff says that wasn't real was it

[@brandonselitetv1436]

They used a wooden gun in real life

[@JohnnyB_1123]

was a wooden gun idiot

[@mailforbid1989]

2:50, Tommy Lee Jones was in this movie?

[@CooManTunes]

Yes. You can see him briefly @ 1:01.

[@dellthinker]

What do you think happened?