William Harrigan

Flying Leathernecks -- A no-nonsense WWII squadron leader whose unforgiving style clashes with that of his fellow officer, Robert Ryan.

Hawaii Calls -- Spy versus spy in tropical setting

John Wayne is a no-nonsense WWII squadron leader whose unforgiving style clashes with that of his fellow officer, Robert Ryan. But when called into action over Guadalcanal, he bravely leads his men to victory and earns the respect of all. Featuring Academy Award-winner Wayne ("Stagecoach," "True Grit," "The Searchers"), Oscar-nominee Robert Ryan ("Crossfire," "The Wild Bunch," "Bad Day at Black Rock") and Jay C. Flippin ("Cat Ballou"). Directed by Oscar-nominee Nicholas Ray ("Rebel Without a Cause"). Outstanding aerial combat footage.

In 1931, James Cagney helped jump-start the gangster genre as THE PUBLIC ENEMY. In 1935, he waged on-screen war against the nation's public enemies. Outcries against movies that glorified underworld criminals put Cagney on the side of the law in "G" MEN. Emphasis may have changed but elements are the same. "G" MEN builds to a fury of bold escapes, siren-wailing pursuits and frenzied shootouts. Here, a punchy hot-off-the-presses account of the pursuit and capture of John Dillinger provides the story inspiration as tough-guy Cagney and gives it to 'em good in a movie.