# Title: The St. Valentine's Day Massacre 1967 ‧ Crime/Thriller ‧ 1h 40m ## Description: Follows the chronicles of gang wars held in Chicago in the early twenties between the Southside Mob and the Northside Gang. Al Capone forms a team to permanently get rid of his arch rival Moran. Release date: June 30, 1967 (USA) Director: Roger Corman Starring: Jason Robards; George Segal; Ralph Meeker; Jean Hale Narrated by: Paul Frees Running time: 1h 40m Distributed by: 20th Century Studios ## Product type: Film & Television Digital Downloads ## Vendor: Kitchen World Supplies ## Tags: 1920s America setting, 1960s crime cinema, 1960s Hollywood cinema, 1967 crime film, Al Capone character, Al Capone portrayal, alcohol prohibition storyline, ambition and greed themes, ambition gone wrong narrative, ambush execution depiction, American crime film, American crime lore, American crime mythology, American dream corruption theme, American gangster history, American history cinema, anti romantic gangster portrayal, archival crime storytelling, atmospheric crime cinema, authentic 1920s costumes, authentic Chicago locations recreation, authoritative performances, authority reassertion ending, based on true events, betrayal ambush narrative, betrayal themes crime, Blu ray crime 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