Welcome to the world of Vincent Mad Dog Coll. Never heard of him? Well ... by the summer of 1931, he we front page news across the nation. Once a key enforcer for the Dutch Schultz mob, Coll wanted more. The Dutchman didn't quite agree. Coll split, took a handful of key gang members, and IT WAS WAR! Bodies were splattered all over the streets of New York City as the Coll gang revolutionized the drive-by shooting. But it was one fateful day in July when Vincent Coll was referred to as MAD DOG COLL.

Follow this riveting story of a badass gangster from the Prohibition Era, who met his maker at the age of 23.

 

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    • HOME

    • THE DOCUMENTARY FILM

    • THE COLL-SCHULTZ WAR

    • THE BOOK-MAD DOG COLL: AN IRISH GANGSTER

    • THE ARRESTS

    • THE COLL GANG

    • OTHER RESOURCES

    • CONTACT

    • More

      In the Footsteps of Mad Dog Coll

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      We are thrilled to announce that the documentary film "In the Footsteps of Mad Dog Coll" has been accepted to screen it's WORLD PREMIERE in the Harlem International Film Festival.

       

      We were informed that the festival will be in the form of a virtual event.

       

      The film will be available on Thursday, September 17, 2020 at 9 p.m. for online viewing at your leisure for 24 hours thereafter.

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      Here is the link to order the film:

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      https://watch.eventive.org/harlem/play/5f5dc58914aaaf0037bfdf8f?fbclid=IwAR1WebU25ZU6t-j2-eRyu4s71OZlOKeCzRqtJLinHk-he7ZYz2zB_z3XOEY

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      If you like the film, don't forget to VOTE for the Audience Choice Award!

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      To appreciate the entire film experience, you might want to pick up a copy of the book "Mad Dog Coll: An Irish Gangster" co-authored by Breandan Delap and Rich Gold (that's me!).

       

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