g., inPublic Enemy (1931),Little Caesar (1930)andWhite Heat (1949)) - prominently portrayed in an idealized painting above the fireplace.After the two looked at it ("There""s more plastic than Cher") and bickered about cutting either the red or blue wire, Riggs finally cut the red wire...Having lived a life of discipline, with responsibilities and an important position to fulfill, he called her worries "nonsense." To learn about the "simple nature of right and wrong," Bruce decided to travel the world, study criminal behavior and conquer his fears - he "learned the fear before a crime and the thrill of success.