
Vincent Canelli, a brutal gangster, stages a daring prison break moments before his execution, forcing fellow inmate Peter Manning – a notorious bank robber and cop killer slated for death right after him – to join him. With several hostages in tow, the duo hunts the loot from Manning’s heist to fund their flight from the country, vanishing.
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Arthur Batanides
Reporter at Electrocution (uncredited)

Warren Stevens
Joey Stewart

Jean Parker
Hatti Combest

David Bond
Thompson (uncredited)

Edward G. Robinson
Vincent Canelli

Kenneth Patterson
Newspaper Editor (uncredited)

James Bell
John Norris

Frank Ferguson
Police Inspector Hailey (uncredited)

William Schallert
Collins (uncredited)

Jack Kelly
Frank Carson

Stafford Repp
Bert Posmonick (uncredited)

Carleton Young
Radio Broadcast (uncredited)

Hal Baylor
Lou Mehrtens

John Phillips
Cop (uncredited)

Peter Graves
Peter Manning

Harold Goodwin
Fire Commissioner (uncredited)

Lee Aaker
Little Boy (uncredited)

Don Blackman
Selwyn (uncredited)

Franklyn Farnum
Reporter at Electrocution (uncredited)

Simon Scott
Parker (uncredited)

Alexander Campbell
Prison Warden (uncredited)

Russell Johnson
Howard Sloane

Vic Perrin
Dr. Hart

James Bacon
Reporter at Electrocution (uncredited)

Than Wyenn
Bank Teller (uncredited)

Phillip Pine
Fiaschetti (uncredited)

Milburn Stone
Father Slocum

Thomas Browne Henry
Reporter at Electrocution (uncredited)

Ray Bennett
Alexander Watkins (uncredited)

Dick Rich
Benny (uncredited)

John Halloran
Guard at Electrocution (uncredited)

Paul Maxey
Donaldson (uncredited)

Joey Ray
Reporter (uncredited)

Carl Sklover
Reporter (uncredited)

John Close
Cop (uncredited)

Edmund Cobb
Bank Safe Deposit Box Guard (uncredited)

Ken Christy
Death Row Guard (uncredited)

Dick Ryan
Electrician Checking Electric Chair (uncredited)

Richard H. Cutting
Newspaperman (uncredited)

Harry Bartell
Boland (uncredited)

Sylvia Findley
Ellen Norris
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Edward G. Robinson
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A violent con, Vincent Canelli, Edward G. Robinson escapes prison on the night of his execution. With the help of a phony newspaper reporter and Canelli’s girlfriend, Hatti Combest Jean Parker, who has planned the escape, the gang abducts five hostages: the prison priest, the prison doctor, one of the guards, the young reporter whose place has been taken by one of the gang, and the daughter of another guard. This young woman is kidnapped to force her father — who, unlike the guard who is taken hostage, always treats the death row inmates well — to facilitate the escape.
Another inmate, Peter Manning Peter Graves, is taken along because Canelli wants the large amount of stolen money Manning hid before going to jail. He killed someone during the robbery, and refuses to reveal to the authorities where the money is unless his death sentence is changed to a life sentence. All of the other death row inmates are taken along too, but Manning is injured badly in the escape. He is treated by the hostage prison doctor, Vic Perrin, and when he regains consciousness, is disturbed to learn that Canelli abandoned the other three inmates; they did not know the escape was going to happen, and have nowhere to go, and no one and nothing to help them in their escape, unlike Canelli. The search for these prisoners will dilute the pursuit of Canelli and make his escape easier. Manning and Hatti go to collect the money, but his wound reopens and a bank security officer spots the blood, recognizes Manning’s photo in the newspaper, and catches a glimpse of the getaway vehicle and its license plate.
The gang ends up at a hideout, but as they prepare to flee the country with the loot, they’re surrounded by police. Canelli threatens to kill hostages if he’s not given safe passage; he shoots and seriously injures one of the hostages, and murders the kidnapped prison guard to make his point. He then plans to throw the injured hostage down from the upper floor to his death. This is finally too much for Manning, and he ends up killing Canelli, then deliberately goes out to the police with his gun in his hand, rather than go back to death row.
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