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Men of San Quentin

Men of San Quentin

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Men of San Quentin

"THE GREATEST PRISON DRAMA EVER FILMED!"

1942

1h 20m

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Thriller

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Crime

Drama

Overview

A corrupt official at San Quentin tries to frame an innocent guard for several murders within the prison.

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5 members

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J. Anthony Hughes

Jack Holden

J. Anthony Hughes

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Eleanor Stewart

Anne Holden

Eleanor Stewart

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Dick Curtis

Butch Mason

Dick Curtis

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Charles Middleton

Saunderson

Charles Middleton

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Jeffrey Sayre

Jimmy

Jeffrey Sayre

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