A torn image shows a distressed woman with a child above and a handcuffed man with officers below. Text: Crime of the Century DVD (1996)—the Lindbergh kidnapping drama that reveals more than one victim. True crime brought to life.
A torn image shows a distressed woman with a child above and a handcuffed man with officers below. Text: Crime of the Century DVD (1996)—the Lindbergh kidnapping drama that reveals more than one victim. True crime brought to life.
A torn image shows a distressed woman with a child above and a handcuffed man with officers below. Text: Crime of the Century DVD (1996)—the Lindbergh kidnapping drama that reveals more than one victim. True crime brought to life.
A close-up of a middle-aged man with a serious, emotional look, harshly lit to enhance the tense atmosphere in "Crime of the Century DVD (1996)", highlights his furrowed brow and teary eyes, echoing the true crime drama’s intense mood.
Two men in suits and hats aim guns, while the central figure displays a dollar bill—evoking a tense true crime scene inspired by the Lindbergh case. Crime of the Century DVD (1996).
A concerned woman with short brown hair holds a baby in a light outfit as they stand indoors by a floral-patterned wall—evoking the tense mood of "Crime of the Century DVD (1996).
A man in a light suit sits indoors, covering his mouth with his hand in an emotional, tense moment—evoking scenes from "Crime of the Century" (1996) DVD about the Lindbergh kidnapping.
A man in a gray uniform with badges gazes seriously to the side, reminiscent of scenes from "Crime of the Century" (1996) DVD about Bruno Richard Hauptmann and the Lindbergh kidnapping. His hair is slicked back; he sports a mustache.
In the film "Crime of the Century" (1996) on DVD, a distressed man shields a distraught woman as reporters and photographers covering the Lindbergh kidnapping surround them in a tense true crime scene.
A man is pinned on a car hood at gunpoint as hands display money in the foreground—a tense scene reminiscent of true crime films, captured in the "Crime of the Century DVD (1996).

Crime of the Century DVD (1996)

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A True Story:  Crime of the Century (1996) (DVD) dramatizes the shocking 1932 kidnapping and murder of Charles Lindbergh’s infant son. The film follows the investigation, controversial trial, and execution of Bruno Richard Hauptmann, raising questions about justice, police pressure, and whether the wrong man was convicted.

Starring: Stephen Rea, Isabella Rosellini, J.T. Walsh, Michael Moriarty

Viewer Review: "This is a great film. Stephen Rea and Isabella Rosellini are wonderful as Hauptmann and his wife. Rea,s performance stirs the viewer to care for the accused Hauptmann and intends to set Bruno Hauptmann,s side of the story straight. This movie is a must see!"

Run Time: 1h, 45m

This DVD is encoded NTSC Region ALL (playable worldwide).

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