San Quentin

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueEx con Lawrence Tierney, hunts a supposedly reformed inmate, MacLane who escapes during a trip to San Francisco.Ex con Lawrence Tierney, hunts a supposedly reformed inmate, MacLane who escapes during a trip to San Francisco.Ex con Lawrence Tierney, hunts a supposedly reformed inmate, MacLane who escapes during a trip to San Francisco.

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5,9/10

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Rôles principaux59

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Lawrence Tierney

Jim Roland

Marian Carr

Betty Richards

Barton MacLane

Nick Taylor

Harry Shannon

Warden Kelly

Carol Forman

Ruthie

Joe Devlin

'Broadway' Johnson

Tom Keene

Hal Schaeffer, Robbery Detail
(as Richard Powers)

Tony Barrett

Steve Marlowe

Lee Bonnell

Joe Carzoni

Robert Clarke

Tommy North

Raymond Burr

Jeff Torrance

Lewis E. Lawes

Prologue Speaker

Franklyn Farnum

Doctor
(scenes deleted)

Ernie Adams

The Tailor
(uncredited)

Stanley Andrews

Head Guard
(uncredited)

Bobby Barber

Shorty
(uncredited)

Hugh Beaumont

Card Player
(uncredited)

Rodney Bell

Andy
(uncredited)

Histoire

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Anecdotes
First credited screen appearance of Raymond Burr.

Gaffes
When Jim Drove to Mid-City Garage, the smoke disappears when the car that followed Jim appeared on screen Indicated a film cut.

Générique farfelu
The story of this photoplay is told against the pictorial background of San Quentin prison, and the factual background of our penal institutions generally, but in its presentation of persons and specific institutions it is fictional. The characters are not intended to represent actual persons, living or dead.

Connexions
Edited from Gildersleeve's Bad Day (1943)

Commentaires des utilisateurs11

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5/10

san quentin 1946

I see that the vast majority of my IMDB colleagues have stolen my thunder on this eminently so so prison/noir that is of interest mainly to collectors of mediocre Gordon Douglas films. It is the kind of movie where every scene, line of dialogue and performance other than that of Barton McLane slips out of your consciousness five minutes after watching or listening. And Marian Carr would proudly occupy the Most Boring Actress pedestal until being knocked off it by Nathalie Trundy ten years later. Give it a solid C.

PS...As for the film's message, let's just say that 1946's Mutual Welfare League has morphed into today's Aryan Brotherhood.