Bugsy - (Movie Clip) Manpower

Manpower (1941) -- (Movie Clip) Buy Yourself Some Manners

In the scene recreated in Warren Beatty's Bugsy, 1991, Johnny (George Raft) warns Fay (Marlene Dietrich) to stay away from his pal, in Raoul Walsh's Manpower, 1941.

Manpower (1941) -- (Movie Clip) With My Own Teeth

Electrical linemen Hank (Edward G. Robinson) and Johnny (George Raft) are hanging at the boarding house when an emergency call comes in, bad outcome for Pop (Egon Brecher), in Raoul Walsh's Manpower, 1941.

Manpower (1941) -- (Movie Clip) Try The Other Way

Johnny (George Raft) shopping for Fay (Marlene Dietrich) who's fresh out of jail, both of them in exquisite form, early in Raoul Walsh's Manpower, 1941.

Bugsy -- (Movie Clip) Shirt Off My Back

Ben Siegel (Warren Beatty) leaves Lansky (Ben Kingsley) and Luciano (Bill Graham) waiting while he visits "Jerry the Bookie" (Anthony Russell) in an early scene from Bugsy, 1991.

Bugsy -- (Movie Clip) Jack Dragna

Ben (Warren Beatty) makes a business call on L.A. racketeer Jack Dragna (Richard C. Sarafian) in director Barry Levinson's Bugsy, 1991, from a script by James Toback.

Bugsy -- (Movie Clip) Religious Epiphany

Ben (Warren Beatty) has a revelation after visiting a ramshackle Las Vegas casino with Mickey Cohen (Harvey Keitel) and Virginia Hill (Annette Bening) in Barry Levinson's Bugsy, 1991.

Bugsy -- (Movie Clip) Opening

The informative and somewhat lewd opening sequence to director Barry Levinson's Bugsy, 1991, featuring star and producer Warren Beatty, from a book by Dean Jennings.

Manpower (1941) -- (Movie Clip) Here's To My Wife!

Raoul Walsh directs a post-wedding brawl with Hank (Edward G. Robinson) tanked, bride Fay (Marlene Dietrich) tolerant, pal Johnny (George Raft) concerned, and Jumbo and Omaha (Alan Hale, Frank McHugh) with the cake, in Manpower, 1941.