The Rise and Fall of Legs Diamond "Batman Animated" introduced by Frank Sinatra in

introduced by Frank Sinatra in That's Entertainment

thanks largely to Cantor's screen charisma

Autumn McAvin (Hartman) vows to destroy the man she holds responsible: coal baron Douglas Osborne (Dern)

who later became an influential Hollywood gossip columnist

The Rise and Fall of Legs Diamond "Batman Animated" introduced by Frank Sinatra inIn this effective fictionalized Depression era biography of Jack "Legs" Diamond a ferocious, amoral, and manipulative monster who is willing to do anything for what he wants the gangster who claimed he can't be killed finds out that he is no match for a deceitful woman. "Legs" (Ray Danton) gets his name because of his skill as a dancer, but he gets his reputation because he double crosses everyone while working his way to the top of his network of