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A: Access 19: Ref. Copy - Viewing/Listening AC: Acetate C: 1200' 16/8/9.5mm 16mm Black & White Sound 3024 William Keighley Director: William Keighley Warner Bros. Warner Bros.
Frank Ross (Cagney) is a crusading reporter for a big-city newspaper on the trail of a crooked district attorney, Jesse Hanley, who is running for election as governor of the state. He is put in a runaway car which collides with another, killing 3 young people and is thrown in prison for one to twenty years on a charge of automotive manslaughter. He meets a gangster, Stacey (Raft), who, as there is no death penalty in that state, is in for 199 years. Stacey agrees to help Ross prove that he was framed if Ross helps him escape from a courthouse
Frank Ross (Cagney) is a crusading reporter for a big-city newspaper on the trail of a crooked district attorney, Jesse Hanley, who is running for election as governor of the state. He is put in a runaway car which collides with another, killing 3 young people and is thrown in prison for one to twenty years on a charge of automotive manslaughter. He meets a gangster, Stacey (Raft), who, as there is no death penalty in that state, is in for 199 years. Stacey agrees to help Ross prove that he was framed if Ross helps him escape from a courthouse
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- Wikidata · Q1536124 ↗ — color, country
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