Warner Bros.’ Little Caesar (1930), about the meteoric rise and fall of gangster Cesare ‘Rico’ Bandello, established Edward G. Robinson’s gangster image. The film also spearheaded a ...

Robinson’s most famous performance was probably as the doomed mobster Rico Bandello in the 1931 crime classic “Little Caesar,” which contains one of the most memorable lines in film history ...

Edward G. Robinson exploded onto movie screens as Enrico Bandello, small-time thug turned hoodlum kingpin, and the rest was gangster movie history. 'Little Caesar' is still the mother of all ...

Edward G Robinson, the Hollywood tough guy who fought Hitler’s ‘gangsterism’ – from Britain Too old to fight, the star known as Little Caesar landed in the UK to broadcast morale-boosting ...

Hi Gail: Nominees are usually good-looking, and the nominated performances are usually for heroic or sympathetic roles, and so Robinson, who often played villains and looked like a beautiful ...

Edward G. Robinson was sitting idly around Hollywood with that wonderfully rubbery sneer of a face, so a couple of moviemakers had the gall to divide Little Caesar into two crumby parts.Black ...

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