Girls in Prison

1956

Girls in Prison

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An innocent woman is wrongfully imprisoned for robbing a bank. This prison drama chronicles her experiences. Soon after her arrival, the other inmates, believing that she knows where the missing loot is hidden, force her to break out of prison and take them to the stash. During the escape an earthquake occurs and the women are free. Unfortunately, they soon encounter the real crook who is also looking for the dough.

Rating:

NR
Genre:

Action & Adventure, Drama, Mystery & Suspense
Directed By:

Edward L. Cahn
Written By:

Lou Rusoff
On Disc/Streaming:

Aug 19, 1992
Runtime:

87 minutes
Studio:

American International Pictures

Cast

Joan Taylor
as Anne Carson

Richard Denning
as Rev. Fulton

Adele Jergens
as Jenny

Helen Gilbert
as Melanee

Lance Fuller
as Paul Anderson

Jane Darwell
as Matron Jamieson

Raymond Hatton
as Pop Cadson

Phyllis Coates
as Dorothy

Diana Darrin
as Meg

Mae Marsh
as Grandma

Laurie Mitchell
as Phyllis

Diane Richards
as Night Club Singer

Luana Walters
as Female Guard

Riza Royce
as Female Guard

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I was expecting something a little cheesier that I could have a good laugh over (as it was marketed that way over here - as part of a series of "bad" old movies). but actually, aside from a laughable collapsing prison scene, it was pretty much serious. More of a thriller than a story about women in prison. It was okay.