Pictures, Inc.:It is the ambition of the authors of ""The Public Enemy"" to honestly depict an environment that exists today in a certain strata of American life, rather than glorify the hoodlum or the criminal.Fields wrote the original screenplay, but credits himself with thenom de plumeof Mahatma Kane Jeeves (a play on the phrase often heard in English drawing-room comedies: ""My hat, my cane, Jeeves"").C.Miller), and their sullen fifteen year-old orphaned and adopted step-son Tom (John Derek).While Willie aggressively eats his chicken dinner with a single-minded appetite, he is determined to run and stay in the race ("get(s) the truth o the people" according to his wife), no matter how much humiliation and harrassment he receives.I think I""ve got a new one."Meanwhile, Harry Thompson (hired away by Gladstone) was pumping information from his chorine girlfriend Gracie (Barbara Rogers), one of Kent""s employees: ("Give me the dope.