♦Drive-In Classic♦ ‘ESCAPE FROM SAN QUENTIN’ (1957) Johnny DESMOND, Merry ANDERS, Richard DEVON



1957 • Approved • 1h 21m • September 1957 (USA)
TAGLINE: Johnny Desmond’s Dramatic Debut…Sensational!
An escaped convict decides to quit running and turn himself and his fellow escapee in to the authorities – but not without complications. *Based (loosely) on true events

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32 Replies to “♦Drive-In Classic♦ ‘ESCAPE FROM SAN QUENTIN’ (1957) Johnny DESMOND, Merry ANDERS, Richard DEVON”

  1. I quit watching at minute 19, when they were able to escape the prison just like that. They even stopped to enjoy cigarettes. Cheap stuff. Lol.

  2. I only live two hours away from this prison. If you don't live in California, you may not know that our lovely governor has released prisoners from the prisons in this state, including over 1000 from San Quinton. Our crime rate has taken a sharp rise after the release of prisoners. The are able to attend community colleges at no charge, and they are scary as hell!!!
    Nobody likes Newsom, he is a criminal himself, with many other officials in CA. This is why we are set to have hearings in the CA supreme court set for the begining of January 2023.

  3. No Oscar winners, No academy awards, No famous good looking actors, no "film noir". This movie on TCM,  
    not. Ben Mankowicz knows this movie, not. Probably Robert Osborne did! Good movie, thank you.

  4. Not bad at all, never heard of it. Wonderful image in HD… and all those gorgeous american cars of the 50's ! (But i saw a Combi VW truck at 36:53). Thanks a lot !

  5. Good movie! Seeing that Coin operated TV reminded Me of those coin operated mini TVs they used to have in Greyhound Stations! They used to have Coin operated Toilets too!

  6. Richard Devon, one of the best of the bad men, and best of Hollywood husbands, married to the same gal for 50 years, a rarity in that industry. ☺ Some guys are happy just to do an honest day's work and come home to family and wouldn't read anything more into the profession like the "with benefits" thing.

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