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Edward G. Robinson | Vincent Canelli |
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Peter Graves | Peter Manning |
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Jean Parker | Hatti Combest |
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Milburn Stone | Father Slocum |
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Warren Stevens | Joey Stewart |
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Jack Kelly | Frank Carson |
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Sylvia Findley | Ellen Norris |
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James Bell | John Norris |
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Vic Perrin | Dr. Hart |
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Harry Bartell | Boland |
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Russell Johnson | Howard Sloane |
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Paul Maxey | Donaldson |
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William Schallert | Collins |
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Dick Rich | Benny |
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Hugo Fregonese | Director |
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Paul Dunlap | Original Music Composer |
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Robert Golden | Editor |
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Robert Goldstein | Producer |
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Stanley Cortez | Director of Photography |
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Sydney Boehm | Writer |
A violent con, Vincent Canelli (Robinson), escapes prison on the night of his execution. With the help of a phony newspaper reporter and Canelli's girlfriend, the con takes along five hostages including a priest.Another inmate, Peter Manning, is taken along because Canelli wants the money Manning hid before going to jail. Manning is injured badly in the escape and leaves a bloody trail.The gang ends up at a hideout where they're surrounded by police. Canelli threatens to kill hostages if he's not given safe passage and murders the priest to make his point. Manning is horrified and ends up killing Canelli, then giving up himself and the others to police.
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