That being said, here are some individuals who are often associated with a fun-loving or charismatic personality, despite their criminal activities:
* Al Capone: While known for his ruthless violence, Capone was also known for his lavish parties and lavish lifestyle. He was considered a "charmer" by many, and his "gentlemanly" demeanor helped him cultivate an image of a benevolent figure despite his criminal activities.
* Bonnie and Clyde: This infamous duo was often romanticized in the media for their daring robberies and their rebellious lifestyle. While their actions were undeniably criminal, they were often portrayed as "lovers on the run" and their escapades captivated the public imagination.
* The "Gentlemen" Bank Robbers: A group of British bank robbers in the 1960s, they were known for their elaborate planning, their gentlemanly demeanor during robberies, and their clean getaways.
* John Dillinger: A notorious bank robber during the Great Depression, Dillinger was seen as a Robin Hood-like figure by some. He was known for his daring escapes from prison and his charisma, which helped him win over the public despite his crimes.
* The "Rat Pack" in Las Vegas: While not technically criminals, this group of entertainers (including Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Jr., and Peter Lawford) were known for their lavish lifestyle, gambling, and association with organized crime figures in Las Vegas.
It's crucial to remember that these individuals were responsible for serious crimes and their "fun-loving" image should not overshadow the harm they caused.