Black Caesar

How would you diagnose Tommy?

Police captain Jack McKinney beats young Tommy Gibbs with his nightstick and pushes him down the stairs. (0:05)

Gibbs tells Grossfield, "I’m just as nervous as you are..." (0:10)

Sign: "DRUGS" (0:15)

McKinney tells Gibbs"... you’re high as a junkie with a hundred dollar habit..." (0:24)

His maid mother Abby tells Gibbs, "You’ve been takin’ dope... end up a dope fiend." 
Gibbs: ”... I’m on a high...” (0:29)

Gibbs tells gang boss Cardoza, "... make fools of you people..." (0:35)

Gibbs tells McKinney, "... I’ll keep my hands off the narcotics..." (0:42)

Gibbs visits the grave of Abby in a cemetery. 
Reverend Rufus Fairchild prays: ”... this strong black woman...” (0:51)

His singer girlfriend Helen Bradley tells Gibbs, "Don’t be silly..." 
Gibbs beats his friend Joe “The Brain” Washington.
Gibbs smacks Helen’s face. (0:57)

Lawyer Alfred Coleman tells McKinney, referring to Gibbs, "... our little colored friend has lost his charm." (1:00)

Helen tells Gibbs, "Joe’ll be worried about me..." (1:07)

By telephone, McKinney tells someone, "... Don’t worry about it..." (1:10)

Gibbs tells Rufus, "... I’ll knock your head off." 
Gibbs punches Rufus in the head. (1:15)

Gibbs repeatedly strikes McKinney in the head then continues to beat him, rendering him unconscious. (1:25)

A gang beats Gibbs. (1:32)

Sequel: Hell Up in Harlem

Reference in Dolemite Is My Name