Public Enemies (2009)
Overview
Depression-era bank robber John Dillinger's charm and audacity endear him to much of America's downtrodden public, but he's also a thorn in the side of J. Edgar Hoover and the fledgling FBI. Desperate to capture the elusive outlaw, Hoover makes Dillinger his first Public Enemy Number One and assigns his top agent, Melvin Purvis, the task of bringing him in dead or alive.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $100,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $214,104,620.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 26.231 |
Directed By
Michael Mann
Crew
Avy Kaufman
Kevin Misher
Robert De Niro
Michael Mann
Elliot Goldenthal
Ann Biderman
William Ladd Skinner
Colleen Atwood
Jeffrey Ford
Bonnie Timmermann
Bryan Burrough
Ronan Bennett
Nathan Crowley
Michael Mann
Paul Rubell
G. Mac Brown
Rosemary Brandenburg
Jane Rosenthal
Michael Mann
Vicki L. Fischer
Chuck Adamson
Brian Duffy
Tom Lowell
Rick LeFevour
Theo Kypri
Hank Amos
Wade Allen
David John Adamson
Jeremy Fry
Darren Wiczek
Tracey Ruggiero
Jason Lee Huett
Darrin Prescott
Dailyn Matthews
Suzanne Prescott
James Palmer
Jennifer Badger
Jimmy Hart
Max Daniels
Jane Galli
Natalie M. Meyer
James Logan
Rebekah Burgess
Don Parsons
Amber Jordyn
Bob Kretschmer
Leeba Zakharov
Jennifer Jobst
Amanda McLaughlin
Brandon Walston
Fatima Robinson
Agnes M. Gibicar
Conor Dooley
Howard Fannon
Karen McDonald
Drew Rosas
Lois J. Drabkin
Donna O'Neal
Mark Blecha
Jackson Yu
Roberto De Angelis
Charles Jimenez
Kim Lee
Bill Taylor
Laurent Kossayan
Michael Diersing
Claire Hedlund
Laura Kaminski
Patty York
Bill Guiette
Emanuel Millar
Jenne Lee
Christine L. Cantella
Jay Cheng
Alicia Accardo
Peter Mountain
Jeannie Vanko
Bob E. Krattiger
Dante Spinotti
Bruno Van Zeebroeck
John Roesch
Bryan O. Watkins
Jeremy Peirson
Tom Lalley
Chris Cuevas
Dominic Napolitano
Łukasz Bielan
Robert Krzeminski
Ken Blackwell
Alyson Dee Moore
Bruce Tanis
John P. Friday
Dick Edwards
Mike Chiado
Syd Dutton
Cheryl Beasley Blackwell
Terry Atchison
Sandy Berman
Nick Monton
Jeremy Bradley
Dan Chuba
Lauren Ritchie
Catherine Sudolcan
James Morioka
Leslie Webb
John Grillo
James W. Apted
Robert Stadd
Brian Scott Olds
John Joseph Thomas
Steven Rosenblum
Patrick Lumb
Nancy McCrumb
Allen Kupetsky
Kwame Amoaku
Bryan H. Carroll
Traci M. Lewis
Michael Waxman
Bob Wagner
Michael Waxman
Eric Richard Lasko
David Kelley
Harry Lu
Hugh Waddell
Thomas Jones
Cameron Steenhagen
David Bach
David Bach
Russell Farmarco
Cameron Steenhagen
Russell Farmarco
Thomas Jones
Mike Hopkins
Kris Peck
Will Ralston
Will Ralston
Mike Hopkins
Gary Jay
Matthias Gohl
Matthias Gohl
Maria Norman
Linda Perlin
TOP CAST
Johnny Depp
John Dillinger
Christian Bale
Melvin Purvis
Marion Cotillard
Billie Frechette
Jason Clarke
'Red' Hamilton
Rory Cochrane
Agent Carter Baum
Billy Crudup
J. Edgar Hoover
Stephen Dorff
Homer Van Meter
Stephen Lang
Charles Winstead
John Ortiz
Phil D'Andrea
Giovanni Ribisi
Alvin Karpis
David Wenham
Harry 'Pete' Pierpont
John Michael Bolger
Martin Zarkovich
Bill Camp
Frank Nitti
Matt Craven
Gerry Campbell
Don Frye
Clarence Hurt
Christian Stolte
Charles Makley
Spencer Garrett
Tommy Carroll
Peter Gerety
Louis Piquett
Shawn Hatosy
Agent John Madala
Stephen Graham
Baby Face Nelson
John Hoogenakker
Agent Hugh Clegg
Branka Katić
Anna Sage
Domenick Lombardozzi
Gilbert Catena
Emilie de Ravin
Anna Patzke
Leelee Sobieski
Polly Hamilton
David Warshofsky
Warden Baker
Carey Mulligan
Carol Slayman
Channing Tatum
Pretty Boy Floyd
John Judd
Turnkey
Michael Vieau
Ed Shouse
John Kishline
Guard Dainard
James Russo
Walter Dietrich
Wesley Walker
Jim Leslie
John Scherp
Earl Adams
Elena Kenney
Viola Norris
William Nero Jr.
Toddler on Farm
Madison Dirks
Agent Warren Barton
Len Bajenski
Police Chief Fultz
Adam Clark
Sport
Andrzej Krukowski
Oscar Lieboldt
Casey Siemaszko
Harry Berman
Peter DeFaria
Grover Weyland
Jonathan Macchi
Tellers
Jeff Shannon
Angry Cop
Michael Sassone
Farmer
Brian Connelly
Officer Chester Boyard
Ed Bruce
Senator McKellar
Geoffrey Cantor
Harry Suydam
Chandler Williams
Clyde Tolson
Robert Brooks Hollingsworth
Hoover Reporter #1
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