TCM Greatest Gangster Films Collection: Prohibition Era [2 Discs]

"As compiled and issued by the Turner Classic Movies cable network, this collection caters to enthusiasts of gangster movies everywhere, with four classic, mafia-themed crime melodramas: The Public Enemy (1931) stars James Cagney as a thug who rises to power as a bootlegger; The Roaring Twenties (1939) toplines Humphrey Bogart as a gangster whose capacity for warmth proves to be his undoing; Little Caesar (1930) features Edward G. Robinson as a psychotic hood who rises to the top of the criminal underground; and Smart Money co-headlines James Cagney and Edward G. Robinson (in their only shared screen credit) as barbers who decide to cash in on the gambling racket."