When you're talking Bogart, Cagney Robinson and Raft, you're in my territory. The old gangster movies are my absolute favorites.
But, even though his heyday was a bit later, I'd add Broderick Crawford to that list. He did some pretty good gangster movies, too (e.g. THE MOB, NEW YORK CONFIDENTIAL, and aren't both ALL THE KING'S MEN and BORN YESTERDAY really cut from that same cloth?).
Favorite Bogat's: THE OKLAHOMA KID, DEAD END, THE ROARING TWENTIES, HIGH SIERRA, THE MALTESE FALCON, CASABLANCA, TREASURE OF SERRA MADRE, KEY LARGO, THE ENFORCER, THE CAINE MUTINY, THE DESPERATE HOURS, THE HARDER THEY FALL.
Cagney: ANGELS WITH DIRTY FACES, THE ROARING TWENTIES, THE OKLAHOMA KID, THE STRAWBERRY BLONDE, YANKEE DOODLE DANDY, WHITE HEAT, RUN FOR COVER, MR. ROBERTS, SHAKE HANDS WITH THE DEVIL, MAN OF 1000 FACES
Robinson: LITTLE CAESAR, LARCENY, INC., A SLIGHT CASE OF MURDER, BROTHER ORCHID, THE SEA WOLF, KEY LARGO, BLACK TUESDAY, ILLEGAL, A HOLE IN THE HEAD
Raft: SCARFACE, THE GLASS KEY, EACH DAWN I DIE, THEY DRIVE BY NIGHT, INVISIBLE STRIPES, LOAN SHARK, ROGUE COP, SOME LIKE IT HOT
I knew both Raft and Crawford and was fortunate enough meet Robinson once. He was SOOO short.
