Alcatraz Express

Téléfilm
1960
1h 30min

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8,3/10

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Robert Stack

Eliot Ness
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Neville Brand

Al Capone
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William Youngfellow
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Eddie Firestone

Nicholas Georgiade

Enrico Rossi
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Bruce Gordon

Frank Nitti
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John Hoyt

Capone's attorney
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Charles Lane

Frank London

Steve London

Jack Rossman
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Gavin MacLeod

Gregg Palmer

Paul Picerni

Agent Lee Hobson
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Lalo Rios

Réalisation
- John Peyser
Scénario
- William Spier
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In the final showdown with the mobsters, Ness and his team, along with the additional Federal officers, march shoulder to shoulder down the street firing their weapons. Real law enforcement officers would never do this. A single mobster armed with a Thompson submachine gun could wipe them all out in less than a minute without even being a marksman.

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This was edited from a two-part episode titled "The Big Train" from "The Untouchables" (1959) TV series.

Part of the great "Untouchables" series...

This is the second feature length Untouchables release, along with "Scarface Mob". Starring Robert Stack as Eliot Ness and his boys, they must oversee the transfer of Al Capone from the Federal Pen in Atlanta to the Rock. Neville Brand has always been my favorite screen Al Capone. He's colorful and as entertaining as always in this film. If you're a fan of the original series, be sure to watch this if you get a chance.