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Título original: Seven Miles from Alcatraz

1942
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1h 2min

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaAfter Pearl Harbor, Alcatraz convicts Champ Larkin and Jimbo escape to a lighthouse island, taking hostages. A Nazi spy ring also targets the island, leading to a conflict between the convic... Leer todoAfter Pearl Harbor, Alcatraz convicts Champ Larkin and Jimbo escape to a lighthouse island, taking hostages. A Nazi spy ring also targets the island, leading to a conflict between the convicts' greed and patriotism.After Pearl Harbor, Alcatraz convicts Champ Larkin and Jimbo escape to a lighthouse island, taking hostages. A Nazi spy ring also targets the island, leading to a conflict between the convicts' greed and patriotism.

Dirección
- Edward Dmytryk
Guionistas
- Joseph Krumgold
- John D. Klorer
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Dirección
- Edward Dmytryk
Guionistas
- Joseph Krumgold
- John D. Klorer
Elenco

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James Craig

Champ Larkin

Bonita Granville

Anne Porter

Frank Jenks

Jimbo

Cliff Edwards

Stormy

George Cleveland

Captain Porter

Erford Gage

Paul Brenner

Tala Birell

Baroness

John Banner

Fritz Weinermann

Otto Reichow

Kernan Cripps

Prison Guard
(sin créditos)

Albert D'Arno

Man in Plane Factory
(sin créditos)

Bruce Edwards

Nick
(sin créditos)

Charles Flynn

Radio Operator
(sin créditos)

Russell Hoyt

Second Pilot in Hangar
(sin créditos)

Jack Martin

Submarine Officer
(sin créditos)

Richard Martin

Second Radio Operator
(sin créditos)

Lee Phelps

Luther
(sin créditos)

Edwin Stanley

Prison Warden
(sin créditos)

Dirección
- Edward Dmytryk
Guionistas
- Joseph Krumgold
- John D. Klorer
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Trivia
The name on the crate the escapees were clinging to in San Francisco Bay is "H. Schlom". Herman Schlom is the film's producer.

Errores
In the film, Champ and Jimbo are depicted as being cellmates. At Alcatraz, the policy throughout the prison's entire twenty-nine year history was that each cell housed only one man. Nobody ever had a cellmate. After the 1946 Battle of Alcatraz rendered large portions of "C" Block uninhabitable, the affected convicts were either temporarily transferred to the unused and antiquated "A" Block or transferred to another prison entirely. This was solely due to maintain the one cell/one man rule.

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[first lines]
Champ Larkin: [voice over over shots of Alcatraz] You gotta admit, it's a pretty piece of masonry, that Alcatraz, but it never was a choice spot for a vacation, and this war soured the place but good. There it is, sticking up like a nose on your face right in the middle of San Francisco Harbor.
Champ Larkin: [voice over as the shot now switches to inmates inside] And there's us, sitting on top of the sweetest target on the west coast with no place to go if somebody decided to start dropping scrap iron. Eight hundred big time hoodlums waiting for it: pennies from heaven.

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Referenced in The U.S. and the Holocaust: The Homeless, The Tempest-Tossed (1942-) (2022)

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6/10

Exciting prison break film with the talented Granville

Two convicts manage to escape from Alcatraz (they won't tell us how: "trade secrets") and make it to a lighthouse island just off the coast, where they hold 3 men and a woman (Granville) hostage. Luckily for them, the soldier they kill turns out to be a Nazi spy, as they discover when his compatriots arrive in a boat -- just what the 2 convicts need to escape, if they're willing to deal with the Nazis and let them escape with maps of the San Francisco municipal/military works.

Exciting action, some moments of genuine humor, and likeable, human characters make this propaganda pill an easy one to swallow.