Baby Face Nelson (1996)Bonnie and Clyde were no match for Depression Era gangster George "Babyface" Nelson and his moll Helen Womack. Constantly on the lam from the law and from Chicago's biggest crime lord Al ... See full summary » Director:Scott P. Levy |
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Title: Baby Face Nelson (1996)
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| Lisa Zane | ... |
Helen Womack
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Paul Chance
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Artie Folsom
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Asst. Bank Manager
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Young Paul
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Young Benny
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Young Jimmy
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Young Joey
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Benny Bakst
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Jimmy Clazza
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Emile Hamaty | ... |
Charlie Dover
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Bonnie and Clyde were no match for Depression Era gangster George "Babyface" Nelson and his moll Helen Womack. Constantly on the lam from the law and from Chicago's biggest crime lord Al Capone, Babyface and his female accomplice leave a trail of blood and bullets in their path towards making history. Written by Concorde - New Horizons (with permission).
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Rated R for gangster violence, language and a sex scene | See all certifications »Parents Guide:
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25 July 1996 (Japan) See more »Also Known As:
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This Roger Corman cheapo plays fast and loose with the story of one of our better known bank robbers of the 1930s. Cameo appearances by Al Capone and John Dillinger are hardly convincing. And if we are to believe this, Nelson killed more people than Attilla the Hun. A reading of contemporary news reports makes it no better than three.