Convicted

1950
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1h 31m

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Glenn Ford and Broderick Crawford in Convicted (1950)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA D.A. becomes the prison warden to try to help an inmate he prosecuted, because he now believes his sentence is excessive.A D.A. becomes the prison warden to try to help an inmate he prosecuted, because he now believes his sentence is excessive.A D.A. becomes the prison warden to try to help an inmate he prosecuted, because he now believes his sentence is excessive.

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Anecdotes
John Ireland was suspended by Columbia for refusing to work on "Convicted". He subsequently went to court and won his case, which resulted in his being allowed to buy himself out of his Columbia contract.

Gaffes
After Kay boards the train and it starts to move, a shadow of the boom microphone is visible on the porter's jacket and the side of the train car.

Citations
George Knowland: There goes a first-class, double-breasted, overstuffed idiot.

Connexions
Referenced in Remington Steele: Steele Alive and Kicking (1986)

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9/10

Much Underrated

A much underrated prison picture starring Glenn Ford and Broderick Crawford, Convicted moves quickly, has some excellent dialogue, and is chock full of great character actors (Frank Faylen, Millard Mitchell, Whit Bissell). Ford doesn't belong in prison and compassionate warden Crawford seeks to help him out. Everything comes together nicely in this film, which has some fine dark-edged photography and a dingier than usual looking prison. Director Henry Levin handles his material as well as a Wellman or a Keighley would have done, and was somewhat of an enigma, capable of making both dreadful and very good films; his work here however is very sure.