Brute Force HD (1947) Best of Old Movies
At overcrowded Westgate Penitentiary, where violence and fear are the norm and the warden has less power than guards and leading prisoners, the least contented prisoner is tough, single-minded Joe Collins. Most of all, Joe hates chief guard Captain Munsey, a petty dictator who glories in absolute power. After one infraction too many, Joe and his cell-mates are put on the dreaded drain pipe detail; prompting an escape scheme that has every chance of turning into a bloodbath.
At overcrowded Westgate Penitentiary, where violence and fear are the norm and the warden has less power than guards and leading prisoners, the least contented prisoner is tough, single-minded Joe Collins. Most of all, Joe hates chief guard Captain Munsey, a petty dictator who glories in absolute power. After one infraction too many, Joe and his cell-mates are put on the dreaded drain pipe detail; prompting an escape scheme that has every chance of turning into a bloodbath.
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00:02:56 Franklin. James.
00:02:58 I'm here, Mr. Man, I can't tell no lie, and I'll be right here 'til the day I die.
00:03:06 Spencer. Here.
00:03:10 Becker. Here.
00:03:12 Stack. Here.
00:03:14 Lister. Here.
00:03:17 Collins.
00:03:18 Collins!
00:03:22 McCoy. Here.
00:03:27 [Sigh]
00:03:28 Rain every day now for a week.
00:03:35 I used to like the rain when I was a kid.
00:03:38 Even when it rained hard like now.
00:03:40 The last fight outdoors it rained.
00:03:42 Slowed me up a lot.
00:03:43 One of the most beautiful ladies I ever knew I met in the rain.
00:03:47 High heels on wet pavement.
00:03:50 Hey! Here's your last look at Franklin.
00:03:55 They don't waste much time, do they?
00:03:57 [Singing]
00:04:17 Well, gentlemen, that's one way of getting sprung.
00:04:19 Maybe he's better off.
00:04:21 I didn't think that even Captain Munsey would put a 62-year-old man to work in the brain pipe.
00:04:26 Yeah, another dead guy compliments a Captain Munsey.
00:04:30 Always on top. There he is now.
00:04:32 Joe! It's Joe with him!
00:04:35 [Sound of rain]
00:04:55 [Sound of engine]
00:05:18 Too bad about McClane.
00:05:20 You and he were good friends, weren't you, Collins?
00:05:23 Frankie only had about eight months left to do, didn't he, Captain?
00:05:26 Knowing McClane, out in eight months, back in nine.
00:05:30 Right, Collins?
00:05:32 Still carrying the grudge, eh?
00:05:35 Lay off, Munsey.
00:05:37 No. Not Munsey.
00:05:39 Sir. Sir.
00:05:42 You won't even meet me halfway, will you, Collins?
00:05:46 Ten days in solitary haven't taught you a thing.
00:05:49 I better taught him not to carry a ship anymore.
00:05:51 Or do you still claim that knife which landed on you?
00:05:54 Never mind that. The episode's closed.
00:05:58 Collins. Why keep on fighting?
00:06:02 After all, I've got a job to do. I...
00:06:08 Very well. Have it your way.
00:06:11 [Sound of engine]
00:06:24 Joe.
00:06:26 Doc.
00:06:28 Joe, I meant to come down and visit you, but I...
00:06:31 Yeah.
00:06:37 Dr. Walters. There's a meeting this morning.
00:06:42 You'd better get straightened out.
00:06:44 The same to you.
00:06:58 # My old friend Joe was in the hole
00:07:01 # And it was worse than where they dig in coal
00:07:04 # He comes out holding very high his head
00:07:08 # And a man to blame soon be very dull #
00:07:15 Joe.
00:07:17 How are you, Joe?
00:07:23 It's good to see you, Joe.
00:07:25 I'm glad you're back.
00:07:28 Heard from the wife?
00:07:32 Joe, you're no kid, Coy.
00:07:34 Seen him around.
00:07:36 They moved him into Frankie McClain's place.
00:07:41 Frankie was tops. A hard guy to follow.
00:07:44 Whatever you say, Joe.
00:07:52 About the steel pigeon, Joe. We made arrangements.
00:07:54 Everything's okay.
00:07:56 Everything's okay.
00:08:00 What's okay?
00:08:03 Nothing's okay.
00:08:05 It never was and it never will be.
00:08:08 Not till we're out.
00:08:10 Get that?
00:08:12 Out.
00:08:27 Joe, after solitary, even this will taste good.
00:08:32 Thanks.
00:08:34 A long talk and a mouthpiece yesterday.
00:08:36 Your lawyer came all the way from New York just to give you advice?
00:08:38 Nah, ain't you heard? He's right here in Sturt, too.
00:08:47 Roberts, I need a little help.
00:08:50 Get away from me.
00:08:51 But you're in with Gallagher.
00:08:53 Please.
00:08:55 Roberts, you know Gallagher can fix anything.
00:08:58 There's some things that just can't be fixed.
00:09:01 Roberts, if you could put in a word for him.
00:09:09 Gallagher, I gotta talk to you.
00:09:10 What's he want?
00:09:11 He'll blow.
00:09:12 Gallagher, you gotta listen to me.
00:09:13 I said blow.
00:09:14 They'll kill me.
00:09:15 Who is he?
00:09:16 Wilson. He's here on a 529, also a steel pigeon.
00:09:19 He planted the shiv on Collins.
00:09:20 Munsy made me do it, honest.
00:09:22 You can fix anything, Gallagher.
00:09:24 I'd pay.
00:09:25 You'll pay.
00:09:26 You'll pay.
00:09:27 [coughing]
00:09:56 Hello, Roberts.
00:09:57 How's that cold coming along?
00:10:00 Fine, sir.
00:10:08 Hello, Daniels.
00:10:10 Morning, sir.
00:10:13 Streller, they tell me you're pressuring some of the inmates in your area.
00:10:17 Am I?
00:10:19 Captain Munsy, sir, I've gotta talk to you.
00:10:21 Please, sir, please.
00:10:29 Morning, boys.
00:10:30 Morning, sir.
00:10:32 Oh, good morning, Gallagher.
00:10:34 Morning, Captain.
00:10:36 I understand you're responsible for settling that little feud over in cell block J.
00:10:41 We appreciate your assistance, of course, but--
00:10:43 The boys and I were only trying to help.
00:10:46 You and your boys.
00:10:48 There's a very old bylaw in this institution about gangs or cliques.
00:10:53 We don't like them.
00:10:54 We don't want them.
00:10:56 Why don't you break them up, Captain?
00:10:59 Gallagher, when are you gonna remember that you're not back home running a gang of hoodlums?
00:11:05 That may be the policeman, eh?
00:11:07 You just serve your time.
00:11:10 And that way we'll both get paid off.
00:11:12 That's right, Captain.
00:11:14 Like the book says, we always get what's coming to us.
00:11:19 All of us.
00:11:27 Oh, excuse me, sir.
00:11:29 What's the matter with you?
00:11:30 Wasn't his fault?
00:11:40 You're welcome, Mr. Lister.
00:11:56 Gordon's breakfast ready and made with the ham and eggs and the marmalade.
00:12:10 Sounds like a very important meeting you're going to this morning, Doc.
00:12:21 Is Captain Munsey gonna be there?
00:12:24 Mm-hmm.
00:12:25 Mm-hmm.
00:12:26 [HUMMING]
00:12:30 Brandy's the very best drink in the world.
00:12:33 If you drink enough, your toes get curled.
00:12:38 Calypso statistics show that if the level of alcohol in the blood exceeds one half of one percent,
00:12:45 the blood pressure is affected, a cerebral condition occurs, and then?
00:12:50 You're cockeyed.
00:12:55 And maybe that's the way it should be.
00:13:10 You don't mind us, please, Doc?
00:13:12 What for you stay here?
00:13:14 You haven't got much choice, Calypso.
00:13:17 Neither have I.
00:13:23 But it's not as easy as all that, Mr. McCallum.
00:13:26 This prison-- this prison has almost twice as many men as it was built to accommodate.
00:13:32 There's not enough work to keep the inmates occupied.
00:13:35 Why not?
00:13:36 The world we live in.
00:13:38 Yes, we can give them real work, teach them trades, produce things.
00:13:42 But the civilian manufacturer says we're competing with him.
00:13:45 Trade unions say we're putting their people out of work.
00:13:48 Nobody wants to help.
00:13:49 Not us.
00:13:51 Manufacturers, unions.
00:13:53 You might as well blame the weather.
00:13:55 What you're really saying is you can't handle the situation.
00:14:01 Excuse me, sir.
00:14:03 I don't think you quite understood what the warden meant.
00:14:06 It's not only a matter of controlling the men.
00:14:09 He wants to help them.
00:14:11 Muncie, what this prison needs is absolute discipline.
00:14:14 Not charity.
00:14:16 Your loyalty to the warden doesn't change the fact that he may be getting too old for his job.
00:14:21 Age, Mr. McCallum, is a matter of arteries, not years.
00:14:25 It's a pity, Walters, you're a better philosopher than you are a doctor.
00:14:28 But I'm getting tired of you in both roles.
00:14:31 I was sent here today for one reason.
00:14:33 To tell you that if there's any more trouble, if this prison isn't brought under the strictest control--
00:14:37 Mr. McCallum.
00:14:38 There'll be an immediate change in practically all personnel.
00:14:42 We don't want to be bothered anymore.
00:14:45 Is that clear, warden?
00:14:48 Yes.
00:14:51 Clear to you, doctor?
00:14:52 Oh, absolutely.
00:14:54 You can't be bothered.
00:14:57 Well, that simplifies everything.
00:15:01 The great public and its servants.
00:15:06 You put up prisons, thick walls, and then your job is over.
00:15:10 Finished.
00:15:13 But is it over?
00:15:15 You and your patent medicine remedies.
00:15:18 Change the warden.
00:15:20 New personnel.
00:15:22 Absolute discipline.
00:15:24 Do you know what this prison is, Mr. McCallum?
00:15:26 One big human bomb.
00:15:28 And you say, "Kick it and it'll be quiet.
00:15:30 Smash it and it won't explode."
00:15:32 Muncie.
00:15:34 What do you think of the doctor's viewpoint?
00:15:36 I think, sir, that on occasion the doctor becomes unduly alarmed.
00:15:40 Warden?
00:15:43 I don't know.
00:15:46 I do.
00:15:48 Like so many dreamers and drunkards, the doctor's emotional words are empty.
00:15:52 What's your solution?
00:15:54 All I know is that when people are sick, you don't cure them by making them sicker.
00:15:58 By your methods, we send the man back to society a worse criminal than he was when they sent him to us.
00:16:03 Gratitudes, doctor. I'm waiting for your solution.
00:16:06 For men like you, Mr. McCallum, there will never be any solution.
00:16:10 Wait a minute.
00:16:11 Not why you want to destroy instead of build.
00:16:13 What we need here is a little more patience and much more understanding.
00:16:17 We've been patient too long.
00:16:19 And as for understanding, I'm positive the purpose of my visit cannot be misunderstood.
00:16:25 You'll remain here, warden, only as long as there's no further trouble.
00:16:29 Good day.
00:16:33 Doctor.
00:16:37 I'll see you at the gate, sir.
00:16:41 I've been warden here for such a long time.
00:16:56 I wouldn't know where to go.
00:16:59 What to do?
00:17:05 The place looks so nice now.
00:17:07 Oh, that's swell.
00:17:08 I got flower drapes and big chairs.
00:17:10 This boy doesn't know anything about it.
00:17:12 Fine, fine.
00:17:13 And if he did, it wouldn't matter.
00:17:16 (Speaking Italian)
00:17:18 She loves to come to see you.
00:17:20 It's good she's so young.
00:17:22 She thinks it's such fun, like a holiday.
00:17:26 Over there, your attorney.
00:17:32 Ruth, she won't go through with it.
00:17:34 But she's got to.
00:17:35 I've had three different doctors to see her.
00:17:37 They've all tried to explain how important an operation is right away, but she keeps saying no.
00:17:42 Not unless you're there.
00:17:44 Nothing matters to Ruth without you, Joe.
00:17:47 Not even her life.
00:17:49 How long has she got?
00:17:51 I don't know.
00:17:53 Let me tell her you're here.
00:17:55 No.
00:17:56 She loves you, Joe.
00:17:57 She'll understand.
00:17:59 No.
00:18:00 Okay.
00:18:01 I guess you know what you're doing.
00:18:03 Go back and talk to her.
00:18:04 Try to make her go through with it.
00:18:06 Keep trying.
00:18:07 All right, Joe.
00:18:08 Wait.
00:18:11 Get some cash.
00:18:12 Keep it in your office.
00:18:13 What are you going to do?
00:18:15 There's not much I can do, is there?
00:18:24 I'm not trying to interfere.
00:18:26 I'm just saying that if you send Roberts back to the drainpipe, I won't...
00:18:31 All right, Muncie, have it your way.
00:18:40 Doc?
00:18:41 Joe.
00:18:42 They letting you run around loose?
00:18:45 I'm waiting to be requested.
00:18:47 Muncie will find another job for me.
00:18:49 He always has.
00:18:50 Well, sit down.
00:18:51 Be with you in a second.
00:18:52 Glad you dropped in.
00:18:55 A patient of mine, old Pat Regan, wants to see you.
00:18:59 There's a pass to the infirmary right there on the table.
00:19:04 Thanks.
00:19:07 Doc.
00:19:09 Yeah?
00:19:10 How quick will cancer kill somebody?
00:19:13 Oh, that's the wrong way to put the question.
00:19:16 These days, cancer doesn't have to mean death at all.
00:19:19 Why?
00:19:20 Well, uh, how about if they have to operate?
00:19:24 Even so, it depends entirely on the case.
00:19:27 The important thing, of course, is the time element.
00:19:31 Somebody close?
00:19:32 Yeah.
00:19:34 By the way, what time is it?
00:19:36 About 10.30.
00:19:38 Are you sure?
00:19:40 To be exact, it's 10.27.
00:19:44 Why?
00:20:09 Wilson, 10.30.
00:20:21 Wilson, 10.30.
00:20:30 Wilson, 10.30.
00:20:38 Did I ever tell you about that last limousine of mine?
00:20:41 Beautiful.
00:20:42 That roomie.
00:20:43 Listen, that car was so long, when I picked up the phone to talk to the chauffeur,
00:20:47 I had to call long distance.
00:20:49 Strangely enough, had this same number on it.
00:20:52 Keep moving.
00:20:56 Wilson, 10.30.
00:21:02 Wilson, 10.30.
00:21:21 Where are you going?
00:21:22 Just to get a drink, Wilson.
00:21:36 Hey!
00:21:51 Hey!
00:22:01 Hey!
00:22:11 Hey!
00:22:21 Hey!
00:22:31 Hey!
00:22:41 Help!
00:22:51 Help!
00:22:53 You made me do it!
00:22:54 You made me do it!
00:22:55 No, no!
00:22:56 Stay away from me!
00:22:57 Goddamn it, Lucy made me do it!
00:22:58 You guys put us on the same thing!
00:23:00 Please!
00:23:01 Help!
00:23:03 Help!
00:23:17 Dr. Walters.
00:23:19 Yes, Warden.
00:23:21 What?
00:23:23 Yes, yes, I'll be right over.
00:23:25 Warden, when did it happen?
00:23:28 I see.
00:23:32 Prisoner just killed.
00:23:33 Yeah?
00:23:35 Well, this is one rap they can't hang on you, Collins.
00:23:39 I'm your witness.
00:23:42 Important thing, witnesses.
00:23:45 Lucky you asked me before exactly what time it was.
00:23:49 Yeah, wasn't it?
00:23:51 A fellow named Wilson.
00:23:53 Tough break.
00:23:55 Accident?
00:23:56 Positively.
00:23:58 Witnesses.
00:24:16 Hey, Louie.
00:24:17 Yeah?
00:24:21 The human interest story.
00:24:23 Remember that terrific third baseman got paroled a couple of years ago?
00:24:26 Dougherty?
00:24:27 He'll be back for the book.
00:24:28 Just knocked off his old lady.
00:24:30 You don't say.
00:24:31 Just shows you a guy don't think.
00:24:33 If he'd done it last year, we might have beat the patrolman's benevolent association.
00:24:49 If you'd asked my advice about Wilson, I'd have said don't do it.
00:24:52 Maybe that's why nobody asked you.
00:24:54 It'll only make things tougher for everybody else.
00:24:56 I don't care about everybody else.
00:24:58 That's cemetery talk.
00:24:59 Why not?
00:25:00 We're buried, ain't we?
00:25:01 Only thing is we ain't dead.
00:25:03 It's on your mind.
00:25:08 You and me.
00:25:10 Out.
00:25:13 Tell me you've had the fever ever since the day you got here.
00:25:16 I thought you had more sense.
00:25:18 No, Alexis.
00:25:19 Just yes or no.
00:25:20 Look, Collins.
00:25:21 Collins respect me.
00:25:22 So does the warden.
00:25:23 I've had a good set up here because I've tried to help both sides.
00:25:26 I never crossed either.
00:25:28 So what?
00:25:29 So in spite of Muncie, I'm still number one.
00:25:32 I've been here six years.
00:25:35 How many propositions I've had to crack the wall?
00:25:38 6,000.
00:25:41 They're on tap all the time.
00:25:43 Look, Gallagher.
00:25:44 Wait a minute.
00:25:46 See this fellow at the lanotype machine?
00:25:48 He's a lifer.
00:25:49 Done 12.
00:25:51 Come on.
00:25:54 French off.
00:25:55 Yeah?
00:25:56 Get out, Collins.
00:25:58 He's okay.
00:25:59 Sure.
00:26:00 How's the plan?
00:26:03 If there's no hitch, we go Tuesday.
00:26:05 You in, boss?
00:26:06 No.
00:26:07 But good luck.
00:26:08 It's all set this time.
00:26:14 It's been all set every Tuesday for 12 years.
00:26:19 12 years from now, it'll still be next Tuesday.
00:26:24 Look, Gallagher.
00:26:26 I know this drum's full of crackpots.
00:26:28 One con's gonna buy his way out, another one owns the governor's cousin.
00:26:31 A third guy's even gonna float out in a homemade balloon.
00:26:34 But I'm not buying any pipe cleaners.
00:26:38 It can be done.
00:26:39 It's been done before.
00:26:40 It'll be done again.
00:26:41 It can be done here.
00:26:42 By us.
00:26:44 By you and me.
00:26:45 Collins, if I ever put in with anybody, it'll be with you.
00:26:50 There's no need for that now.
00:26:53 You, I can tell why.
00:26:56 Promise me my parole.
00:26:59 Very soon now, I'll be walking out of here.
00:27:05 Next Tuesday?
00:27:06 Could be next.
00:27:08 So long, Gallagher.
00:27:32 White tie and tails for the movie tonight.
00:27:35 Every boy gets a girl and that's all right.
00:27:39 It is, too.
00:27:42 Checkmate.
00:27:45 Clippy again, soldier?
00:27:47 Yeah, chess, dominoes, whatever we play.
00:27:50 Don't you ever lose?
00:27:51 Very seldom, friend.
00:27:53 I was born with what you might call the golden touch.
00:27:56 I almost won the golden gloves once.
00:27:58 They give me a watch and a robe with my name on the back.
00:28:02 McCurl was there.
00:28:03 Henrietta.
00:28:04 I'll be in the infirmary.
00:28:05 I gotta see a guy.
00:28:06 Still figuring?
00:28:07 Still.
00:28:09 Save me a seat at the movie.
00:28:11 Take it easy, lady.
00:28:16 Hey.
00:28:18 What goes between you guys in this thing?
00:28:21 Watch your language, my unromantic friend.
00:28:23 You're speaking of a lady.
00:28:25 It's enough to give somebody the creeps.
00:28:27 You fellas smiling at her picture, throwing kisses at her.
00:28:31 You might think she was real.
00:28:32 She is.
00:28:33 After a while, you'll get to know her, too.
00:28:35 It's true.
00:28:37 To me, she looks exactly like...
00:28:40 Like my wife.
00:28:41 Yeah.
00:28:42 That's no ordinary pinup girl.
00:28:44 To each one of us, she's somebody special.
00:28:47 You mean if I keep looking at her long enough like you fellas,
00:28:50 she'll begin to remind me of Henrietta?
00:28:52 That's right.
00:28:57 But Henrietta's a blonde.
00:28:59 She don't look nothing like her.
00:29:01 She doesn't have to.
00:29:03 Our calendar girl is just an inspiration, Brother Coy.
00:29:06 She starts you thinking about the one you really want to see.
00:29:11 For example, the last couple of days now,
00:29:13 she's had me thinking about Flossie.
00:29:16 I never told you gentlemen about Flossie, did I?
00:29:19 To me, she's all the women I ever knew.
00:29:24 And a few I hope I haven't met yet.
00:29:27 I ran into Flossie one night in Eddie's place in Miami.
00:29:32 I had just sold a trusting gentleman a few shares in a radium mine,
00:29:36 and I was trying to parlay my luck.
00:29:38 I had only met Flossie that afternoon,
00:29:41 but we were already very good friends.
00:29:43 The dice were hot, and she kept them that way.
00:29:46 I was heading for a fortune.
00:29:48 Suddenly, just when everything was sunshine and roses,
00:29:51 I heard the old familiar noises.
00:29:54 "Leave it to the police to break up a wonderful evening."
00:29:57 It looked as though everybody was caught with their chips down.
00:30:00 The raid didn't worry me, but the gun I was carrying was a problem.
00:30:04 So Flossie had me slip the gun into her purse.
00:30:07 She was not only beautiful, she knew the score as well.
00:30:11 Furthermore, she knew precisely how to guide me through a back exit.
00:30:15 Obviously, the girl was no tourist.
00:30:17 My car was waiting there just as pretty as you please.
00:30:20 And with my money and my gun still safe, off we drove.
00:30:24 Driving along with such a dream doll beside me,
00:30:27 I figured myself a pretty lucky guy.
00:30:30 Flossie had looks, brains, and all the accessories.
00:30:34 She was better than a deck with six aces.
00:30:36 But I regret to report that she also knew how to handle a gun.
00:30:41 My gun!
00:30:43 Before, I had only suspected that she was talented.
00:30:46 Now I was positive.
00:30:48 I didn't do much talking because for once in my life,
00:30:51 I couldn't find the right words.
00:30:53 She wanted all the money I'd won, and I never refuse a lady.
00:30:57 Especially when she's armed.
00:31:00 Accordingly, I stepped out of the automobile without any arguments whatsoever.
00:31:06 And that gentleman was the last I ever saw of my car,
00:31:10 my cash, or my Flossie.
00:31:14 I wonder who Flossie's fleecing now.
00:31:18 I don't get it.
00:31:25 Why would a guy want to hang on to a memory like that?
00:31:28 Who knows?
00:31:30 I guess when you're on the inside,
00:31:32 even the phony things on the outside seem wonderful.
00:31:36 Just so they happened on the outside.
00:31:41 All right. Go ahead.
00:31:43 Joe, how's the boy?
00:31:48 Hello, Johnny.
00:31:51 Regan.
00:31:53 It's me, Collins.
00:31:55 I'm here to see you.
00:31:57 I'm here to see you.
00:31:59 I don't know what's going on.
00:32:01 I don't know what's going on.
00:32:03 I don't know what's going on.
00:32:05 I don't know what's going on.
00:32:07 I don't know what's going on.
00:32:09 I don't know what's going on.
00:32:11 I don't know what's going on.
00:32:13 I don't know what's going on.
00:32:15 I don't know what's going on.
00:32:17 I don't know what's going on.
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00:38:51 I'm the one that decides that.
00:38:53 I'm the only one who can help you.
00:38:55 I'm the only one who can help you.
00:38:57 No one else.
00:38:59 Captain, I'm a cheap thief.
00:39:01 Captain, I'm a cheap thief.
00:39:03 I know I'm a failure.
00:39:05 But I'm not an informer.
00:39:07 That's what I like to see in a man.
00:39:11 Stability.
00:39:13 Fidelity.
00:39:15 You're right, Lister.
00:39:17 We're both wasting our time.
00:39:19 Me by talking to you.
00:39:21 And you by writing to your wife.
00:39:23 And you by writing to your wife.
00:39:25 Captain, you've heard from her.
00:39:27 By mail this morning.
00:39:29 Please, Captain, tell me.
00:39:31 In a way, Tom, you're a free man.
00:39:33 She's divorcing you.
00:39:35 [dramatic music]
00:39:37 ♪ ♪
00:40:04 [applause]
00:40:08 [indistinct chatter]
00:40:10 Whoo!
00:40:12 Just a minute.
00:40:14 Just a minute.
00:40:16 Sit down.
00:40:18 The warden's going to talk to you.
00:40:23 Men, I'm going to try to talk some sense to you.
00:40:28 I'm going to lay it right on the line.
00:40:30 There has been in recent weeks
00:40:32 a resulting unrest in this prison.
00:40:34 Don't think for one minute that I don't know about it.
00:40:36 Up to now, you've enjoyed the regulation privileges.
00:40:39 However, if you persist in fighting among yourselves,
00:40:43 antagonizing the guards,
00:40:45 and making way for accidents
00:40:47 like the one that happened in the machine shop this morning,
00:40:50 then all your privileges will be revoked at once.
00:40:53 [audience murmurs]
00:40:55 Be careful of your associates.
00:40:57 Always remember that one bad prisoner
00:40:59 can spoil things for the rest of you.
00:41:01 So watch your step.
00:41:03 It's up to you to protect your own interests,
00:41:05 as I am compelled to protect mine.
00:41:08 If there's one more infraction of the rules,
00:41:11 if you cannot conduct yourselves without creating a disturbance,
00:41:14 without further accidents,
00:41:16 then I shall have to use every means
00:41:18 to keep you under control.
00:41:20 So that's it, men.
00:41:22 Meet me halfway, and you can depend on me
00:41:24 to see that every prisoner is treated fairly.
00:41:27 [dramatic music]
00:41:29 [whistle blows]
00:41:31 [whistle blows]
00:41:33 [somber music]
00:41:35 ♪ ♪
00:41:52 - Cell R-17.
00:41:55 Convict McClain of Cell R-17, buried.
00:41:58 Collins comes back from solitary to Cell R-17.
00:42:02 A prisoner's killed in the presence of three convicts,
00:42:05 all from Cell R-17,
00:42:07 and now a suicide.
00:42:09 Same cell, same gang, same trouble.
00:42:11 - Just a minute.
00:42:12 You're not trying to say that we had anything to do with that.
00:42:14 You said yourself it was suicide,
00:42:16 only because I can't prove otherwise.
00:42:17 - Tom was one of us. The way we felt about him--
00:42:19 - I know, I know. You loved him.
00:42:21 You can't throw the hook into us. We didn't touch Tom.
00:42:23 You know we were at the movies.
00:42:25 - So you were.
00:42:26 And Collins was at the doctor's office this morning
00:42:29 when Wilson was killed.
00:42:30 I'm a realist. I don't believe in coincidence,
00:42:33 especially when it happens more than once.
00:42:35 You fought the warden, the guards, and me.
00:42:39 You're not fit for civil life,
00:42:41 and you won't accept prison life.
00:42:43 So tomorrow you'll begin a new life.
00:42:45 You'll all report for work in the drainpipe.
00:42:48 [dramatic music]
00:42:51 ♪ ♪
00:42:55 [indistinct chatter]
00:42:58 ♪ ♪
00:43:03 [soft music]
00:43:06 ♪ ♪
00:43:11 - Soldier?
00:43:13 - Yeah?
00:43:15 - Hill 683. What is it?
00:43:17 What does it mean?
00:43:18 - It's a hill in Italy. Not far from Rome.
00:43:21 - Why?
00:43:22 ♪ ♪
00:43:25 Tell me about it.
00:43:26 - There's not much to tell.
00:43:27 The Krauts had the hill, and we were ordered to take it.
00:43:30 - How? What'd you do? Charge 'em?
00:43:31 - You ever try it uphill with a few Kraut 88s
00:43:33 put in the blast, huh?
00:43:35 Spencer, let me have those chessmen, will you?
00:43:38 ♪ ♪
00:43:41 Give me some light.
00:43:43 ♪ ♪
00:43:50 Here was the hill.
00:43:52 Here was us.
00:43:54 ♪ ♪
00:43:56 Mountains here, and the ocean here.
00:43:59 - Still, but you took it.
00:44:01 - Yeah. We took it, all right.
00:44:04 Give me some more light.
00:44:06 ♪ ♪
00:44:08 We sent some men out in a boat.
00:44:10 They landed up here.
00:44:12 We covered 'em with a heavy bombardment.
00:44:14 At HR, we attacked uphill.
00:44:17 ♪ ♪
00:44:19 Krauts turned all their guns to stop us.
00:44:21 That was exactly when the other gang attacked from behind.
00:44:24 ♪ ♪
00:44:26 And it worked.
00:44:27 ♪ ♪
00:44:29 - Yeah.
00:44:30 We got through, all right.
00:44:32 Most of us, anyway.
00:44:34 The rest is still there.
00:44:36 ♪ ♪
00:44:51 - They couldn't cover both sides, huh?
00:44:54 Thanks, soldier.
00:44:56 - How's that tie-in with us, Joe?
00:44:58 What are you getting at?
00:44:59 - Tomorrow.
00:45:01 We'll see tomorrow.
00:45:05 - You know, I was just thinking.
00:45:08 An insurance company could go flat broke in this prison.
00:45:12 - Good morning, Louie.
00:45:27 - Good morning.
00:45:29 - Good morning.
00:45:31 - I know how you feel, Gallagher, and I'm sorry, but that's it.
00:45:47 - But it doesn't add up, Warden.
00:45:49 You're punishing all of us because Lister took his life.
00:45:51 Why?
00:45:52 - Things are out of hand, that's why.
00:45:53 It's the only decision we could make.
00:45:54 - Wait, you mean Muncie?
00:45:55 - No! I'm the Warden here.
00:45:57 This is my order.
00:45:58 - What's his work?
00:45:59 - I've heard complaints about Muncie for years, and I'm sick of 'em.
00:46:02 Muncie knows his job, and he does his job.
00:46:04 Gallagher, I've tried my best to do the right thing by the men, but it's just no use.
00:46:08 I'm convinced now that what's needed here is not more charity, but more discipline.
00:46:12 Yes. No, no, absolutely.
00:46:14 No interviews.
00:46:15 I don't care what newspaper he's with.
00:46:17 Did you get McCallum yet?
00:46:19 Well, keep on trying.
00:46:21 - Well, thanks for seeing me, Warden.
00:46:22 - Just a minute.
00:46:24 There's one more thing, Gallagher.
00:46:26 I was going to send it for you.
00:46:31 This letter concerns you.
00:46:33 - Yeah?
00:46:36 - Gallagher, you and I have always been able to work together.
00:46:39 You've been a great help to me with the men.
00:46:42 - What is it?
00:46:44 - The Department of Corrections.
00:46:46 They've canceled all parole hearings indefinitely.
00:46:54 - What does this mean?
00:46:56 Another year?
00:46:58 Two?
00:46:59 Five?
00:47:00 - Not necessarily.
00:47:03 I'm sorry.
00:47:04 It's not my fault.
00:47:05 - It is your fault!
00:47:07 You've given in to Muncie all along the line.
00:47:10 A couple of weeks ago, I stood here, and you told me the gates were going to open for me.
00:47:13 In just a few more days, I was going home.
00:47:17 Home.
00:47:19 I should have known better.
00:47:21 Those gates only open three times.
00:47:23 When you come in, when you've served your time, or when you're dead!
00:47:29 - Gallagher...
00:47:32 Can I still call in your cooperation?
00:47:41 - Look at me, fellas.
00:47:42 - Hi.
00:47:43 - I just got a pippin' assignment.
00:47:44 I gotta write a story proving how good the chow is around here.
00:47:48 - You prove that.
00:47:49 - In Time Magazine, it'll make you Man of the Year.
00:47:53 Ah, there's something interesting.
00:47:55 Now, what have you got here?
00:47:57 - Message.
00:47:58 Collins, drainpipe.
00:47:59 - We're hot.
00:48:00 Gotta be done.
00:48:01 - Uh...
00:48:03 - Smell that.
00:48:06 - Now you know what happened to Rin Tin Tin.
00:48:11 - Western Union.
00:48:12 - Who?
00:48:13 - Collins.
00:48:14 - What's all the gab about?
00:48:15 - Every day, I have to take charge of them guys down in the drainpipe.
00:48:18 I don't like the jobs.
00:48:20 The air down there is very unsanitary.
00:48:24 - Don't breathe in.
00:48:25 Just breathe out.
00:48:27 - Ha ha ha.
00:48:33 - I've seen many a guy go to work in that drainpipe.
00:48:35 The more goes in, the more comes out.
00:48:37 They keep building it long enough, they'll run out of guys.
00:48:42 Hiya, Shorty.
00:48:43 - How are you?
00:48:44 - Besides, they're building it backwards.
00:48:47 Nobody knows where that drainpipe is going or where it'll come out or if it'll ever be used.
00:48:52 Hiya, Tyrone.
00:48:54 - Hiya, Muggsy.
00:48:56 - You know, the way I got it figured out...
00:48:58 - Makes sense.
00:48:59 What are you trying to say?
00:49:01 - Well, uh...
00:49:03 I got a favor to pose you.
00:49:05 - Don't ask me no favors.
00:49:07 I can't be bribed, see?
00:49:11 - Besides, you ain't got enough dough to bribe me.
00:49:27 - I was once married to a dame like that bridge.
00:49:30 - What are you talking about?
00:49:31 - Wonderful structure.
00:49:33 Been up in the air most of the time.
00:49:36 [music]
00:50:04 [music]
00:50:33 - Backer, leave him alone.
00:50:34 Get back to work.
00:50:35 - He's sick.
00:50:36 He needs help.
00:50:37 - Back.
00:50:41 I said get back.
00:50:44 - I'm all right, soldier.
00:50:49 - Ciao.
00:50:51 [music]
00:51:20 - Found it for me.
00:51:21 - Better take it.
00:51:23 [music]
00:51:49 [music]
00:51:58 - Don't mind us, Father.
00:51:59 We're just looking around.
00:52:00 - Shopping or buying?
00:52:01 - New orders.
00:52:02 We're supposed to watch the men no matter where they are.
00:52:04 - In here, someone else watches after them.
00:52:06 However, if you wish to stay...
00:52:08 - Thanks.
00:52:17 - I'll take care of it.
00:52:18 - You'll be all right.
00:52:19 - I'll take care of it.
00:52:20 - I'll take care of it.
00:52:21 - I'll take care of it.
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00:52:31 - I'll take care of it.
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00:52:33 - I'll take care of it.
00:52:34 - I'll take care of it.
00:52:35 - I'll take care of it.
00:52:36 - I'll take care of it.
00:52:37 - I'll take care of it.
00:52:38 - I'll take care of it.
00:52:40 - When we come out of the drainpipe, we'll be here.
00:52:43 On the outside.
00:52:45 We hit the tower from both sides.
00:52:47 - What are rifles and ammunition in that tower?
00:52:52 - Only one machine gun.
00:52:55 - Only one.
00:52:56 Which means they can't cover both sides.
00:53:00 Once we take the tower...
00:53:03 - Yeah.
00:53:04 How many men have we got?
00:53:06 - Five, counting me.
00:53:07 - All set.
00:53:08 - I've got six.
00:53:09 - My men will know about you.
00:53:13 Don't tell them only what they have to know.
00:53:15 - I don't know anymore.
00:53:16 What are you figuring?
00:53:17 - 12, 15 tomorrow.
00:53:18 - You're crazy.
00:53:19 - That's just why we've got a chance.
00:53:20 - This takes timing.
00:53:21 - Planning.
00:53:22 - No.
00:53:23 The longer you wait, the longer the odds.
00:53:24 Somebody calls off, another guy stalls,
00:53:26 a third guy can't keep his mouth shut.
00:53:28 No, for us it's now.
00:53:30 We hit 'em hard, fast, sudden, and we make it.
00:53:37 - Tomorrow.
00:53:38 - All right, Collins.
00:53:42 Tomorrow it is.
00:53:43 - You'll take care of everything?
00:53:45 The stuff to blow the tower?
00:53:46 - It's gonna be tough.
00:53:47 - I gotta have it.
00:53:48 - All right.
00:53:49 I'll try and get it to you.
00:53:51 - Tomorrow, then.
00:53:52 You hit the odd at 12, 15.
00:53:55 I'll need two minutes.
00:53:58 At exactly 12, 17, I'll be in the tower, opening the gates.
00:54:02 - 12, 17.
00:54:03 - I'll be in the tower.
00:54:05 - 12, 17.
00:54:06 Gotta be full then.
00:54:08 Those gates open, the whole population will break out.
00:54:12 - I'm in.
00:54:13 - I know you got it all worked out, Joe,
00:54:17 but don't we need a getaway car?
00:54:19 - How about money?
00:54:20 Can't get far without a little cash.
00:54:22 - And clothes, and these things, we'd be spotted right away.
00:54:25 - That's all I can tell you for now.
00:54:27 We've been talking out for a long time.
00:54:29 And this is it.
00:54:31 - Joe, I don't want you to get sore,
00:54:33 but I've only got a short stretch left to do, and--
00:54:35 - There's no such thing as a short stretch.
00:54:37 - But you haven't told us much.
00:54:39 We don't know how it'll work or what's supposed to happen.
00:54:41 You're moving so fast that I--
00:54:43 - Say it.
00:54:45 You wanna pull out?
00:54:46 - You can't.
00:54:47 We don't know any more than you do.
00:54:49 You declared yourself in, you can't quit now.
00:54:50 - Shut up.
00:54:51 - Don't misunderstand me, Joe.
00:54:53 - Thanks, man.
00:54:54 - How many?
00:54:56 - Two.
00:54:57 I'll pay these.
00:54:59 - Free here.
00:55:00 - Spencer.
00:55:01 In or out?
00:55:03 - No guarantees go at this break.
00:55:13 It's all or nothing.
00:55:14 But you've gotta make up your mind now.
00:55:16 Now.
00:55:17 Either way, no hard feelings.
00:55:24 - With you, Joe,
00:55:27 I'll play along.
00:55:28 - I never thought different.
00:55:31 Neither did I.
00:55:34 - Joe.
00:55:36 Tomorrow.
00:55:39 I wonder what I'm gonna do.
00:55:52 - I don't know.
00:55:56 Manage a couple of heavyweights, maybe.
00:55:58 Who knows?
00:56:00 I might even wind up owning a piece of a champ.
00:56:03 All you guys will sit ringside, free.
00:56:08 - You're kidding yourself, Coy.
00:56:10 Odds are, once we're on the outside,
00:56:12 we'll never see each other again.
00:56:14 - A big city for me.
00:56:16 When you got millions of neighbors,
00:56:17 nobody cares who lives next door.
00:56:19 I'll find the right dame.
00:56:22 And that,
00:56:25 that'll be that.
00:56:26 - Say, won't Henrietta be surprised?
00:56:31 I think me and her'll go away on a long trip.
00:56:35 - Sure.
00:56:37 Most cons get married as soon as they get out.
00:56:39 - Married?
00:56:40 Gee, I never thought of that.
00:56:42 - Hope you make it, Coy.
00:56:47 You going back on the stock racket, Spencer?
00:56:50 - I think not.
00:56:51 Printing costs are so high these days.
00:56:55 - Oh, I don't exactly know what I'll do.
00:56:57 Not yet.
00:56:59 What about you, soldier?
00:57:00 - Me?
00:57:01 I got a long way to go.
00:57:04 Ever since the war,
00:57:08 I've been trying to get back to a little town in Italy.
00:57:10 But you know how the breaks go.
00:57:14 With me, one rap led to another.
00:57:17 Anyway, I was never able to make it.
00:57:21 - I'm afraid.
00:57:22 Maybe this time.
00:57:25 - Robert.
00:57:45 Robert.
00:57:47 Robert, you must go away.
00:57:50 - But the military police, they were here.
00:57:51 - When were they here?
00:57:55 How long ago?
00:57:56 What did they say?
00:57:57 - I talked to them.
00:57:58 It was nothing.
00:57:59 There are more important things.
00:58:00 - She has brought no food.
00:58:01 He is leaving.
00:58:02 - So?
00:58:03 - Food's out there in the truck.
00:58:04 - Thank you.
00:58:05 - No!
00:58:06 You will take nothing.
00:58:07 You will stand in line with the others.
00:58:08 When there is food, you will eat.
00:58:10 - And when there is no food?
00:58:11 - Then you will starve with the others.
00:58:12 - We're not all so fortunate as you, my daughter.
00:58:16 We have no great love to quiet our appetites.
00:58:19 - Robert does not object.
00:58:20 Why do you?
00:58:21 - He does not know you as well as I do.
00:58:23 - Is it so great a crime to accept food from those who deprive you of it?
00:58:29 Nothing personal, of course, but...
00:58:31 Since you do not spare the bombs, we do not expect you to spare the food.
00:58:35 You Americans are such a generous people.
00:58:37 - Don't remind me of speeches.
00:58:38 The food's out there.
00:58:39 Go get it.
00:58:40 - No!
00:58:41 He hates you, Robert.
00:58:42 He hates your uniform.
00:58:43 He fought you in Sicily.
00:58:44 He still fights you.
00:58:45 - My position does not permit me to hate anyone.
00:58:48 - I'm going to kill you.
00:58:49 - No, you will not.
00:58:50 - I'm going to kill you.
00:58:51 - No, you will not.
00:58:52 - I'm going to kill you.
00:58:53 - No, you will not.
00:58:54 - I'm going to kill you.
00:58:55 - No, you will not.
00:58:56 - I'm going to kill you.
00:58:57 - No, you will not.
00:58:58 - I'm going to kill you.
00:58:59 - No, you will not.
00:59:00 - I'm going to kill you.
00:59:01 - No, you will not.
00:59:02 - I'm going to kill you.
00:59:03 - No, you will not.
00:59:04 - I'm going to kill you.
00:59:05 - No, you will not.
00:59:06 - I'm going to kill you.
00:59:07 - No, you will not.
00:59:08 - I'm going to kill you.
00:59:09 - No, you will not.
00:59:10 - I'm going to kill you.
00:59:12 - If the police should find you bringing us food this way, it's against the law.
00:59:17 - The law is second.
00:59:20 My wife comes first.
00:59:40 - They're back.
00:59:41 - This food, say nothing about it, you understand?
00:59:46 Robert is a stranger.
00:59:47 We never saw him before.
00:59:48 He stopped here for water.
00:59:49 Water for the truck.
00:59:50 - And if they discovered I was lying, what then?
00:59:52 Why should I risk my life for you?
00:59:54 - Because I stuck mine out for you.
00:59:56 - For me? No, senora.
00:59:57 You came to see her.
00:59:58 I will not lie for you.
00:59:59 You and your police can destroy each other.
01:00:02 - Sit down.
01:00:05 Sit down.
01:00:09 - Keep him here.
01:00:10 I'll get the water.
01:00:11 If they believe me, I've got a chance.
01:00:13 - You had nothing to do with this.
01:00:29 Remember that.
01:00:30 - Nothing.
01:00:31 Nothing.
01:00:32 - Hey soldier.
01:00:37 Hey soldier, snap out of it.
01:00:38 You're missing a swell yarn.
01:00:40 Go ahead, Spencer.
01:00:43 - Well gentlemen, as I was saying, there I was.
01:00:47 Besieged on all sides.
01:00:49 The citizens to the front.
01:00:50 The howling investors behind me.
01:00:52 The sheriff's men closing in.
01:00:54 But I remained undaunted.
01:00:57 Smiling, secure in my rights.
01:01:00 - What happened?
01:01:01 - Here I am.
01:01:03 - Okay, break it up.
01:01:05 Let's try to get some sleep.
01:01:06 - Why?
01:01:07 I like to hear Spencer talk.
01:01:08 - We've talked too much already.
01:01:10 There are ears all over this drum.
01:01:12 And they all belong to one guy.
01:01:14 - Well what's the answer to it?
01:01:18 Are we going to have to keep every prisoner
01:01:19 in virtual solitary?
01:01:21 Other prisons must have these same problems,
01:01:23 but they clear them up, keep things running smoothly.
01:01:25 - We've been through difficult times before, Warden.
01:01:27 - Oh, never like this.
01:01:29 And McCallum is coming tomorrow.
01:01:31 Why?
01:01:32 Why can't he let me alone?
01:01:34 Why can't he let me alone?
01:01:36 - Everything's gone wrong.
01:01:39 I don't know who's to blame,
01:01:43 but I do know that every prisoner hates us.
01:01:47 - Not us, me.
01:01:49 It's me they hate.
01:01:51 - I wonder why.
01:01:53 - You put on a guard's uniform
01:01:59 and see how much they love you.
01:02:03 You talk to the prisoners over a loudspeaker.
01:02:05 I talk to them with a club.
01:02:07 You only make the rules.
01:02:08 I have to enforce them.
01:02:10 - Maybe it's the way you enforce them.
01:02:12 - Maybe it is.
01:02:14 - Oh, I'm not criticizing you, Muncie.
01:02:17 It's just that--
01:02:18 - But you are.
01:02:20 And perhaps you're right.
01:02:22 All I know is that I've tried to do my job as I saw it.
01:02:26 But if I'm the cause of this trouble,
01:02:28 if I'm wrong and those convicts are right,
01:02:31 then you can have my resignation immediately.
01:02:33 - No, Muncie.
01:02:34 That's just what the inmates would like.
01:02:36 No, no, that's not the answer.
01:02:38 As you said, we've been through
01:02:39 some difficult times together here.
01:02:40 Well, we're still here and we're still together.
01:02:43 Let's leave it that way, hmm?
01:02:47 - The situation seems to call for a drink.
01:02:52 Warden?
01:02:54 - Thanks, I...
01:02:56 I'm going to turn in.
01:02:58 Good night.
01:02:59 - Don't be discouraged, Warden.
01:03:02 It's a rule in all the best stories.
01:03:05 Everybody always lives happily ever after.
01:03:09 - Good night.
01:03:11 You don't believe I meant what I said
01:03:16 about resigning, do you, Doctor?
01:03:19 - In a million words, no.
01:03:22 - You're wrong.
01:03:25 I really want to help the Warden.
01:03:28 Just that he's confused.
01:03:31 He doesn't know that kindness is actually weakness.
01:03:35 And weakness is an infection that makes a man
01:03:38 a follower instead of a leader.
01:03:40 - Seems to me a very great leader once said,
01:03:43 "The meek shall inherit the earth."
01:03:46 - Science contradicts that, Doctor.
01:03:49 Nature proves that the weak must die
01:03:52 so that the strong may live.
01:03:55 Authority, cleverness, imagination.
01:04:00 Those are the real differences between men.
01:04:04 I walk amongst these convicts,
01:04:07 these thieves and murderers, alone, unarmed.
01:04:13 But they respect me.
01:04:16 They obey me.
01:04:20 - Fits you, doesn't it?
01:04:24 - Hmm?
01:04:25 - The Warden's chair.
01:04:28 It fits you.
01:04:30 - You're drunk.
01:04:31 - Why not?
01:04:32 I'm a very ordinary man.
01:04:34 I get drunk on whiskey.
01:04:37 What makes you drunk?
01:04:39 - Power?
01:04:41 - You flatter me, Doctor.
01:04:42 I'm just a policeman.
01:04:44 I carry out the Warden's orders.
01:04:46 - Did he ever order you to crucify the prisoners?
01:04:52 Were you ordered to make convict Lister hang himself?
01:04:55 - What are you talking about?
01:04:56 - You were seen going into Lister's cell
01:04:59 and you were seen coming out.
01:05:01 What happened in between?
01:05:03 Did you censor his mail?
01:05:05 Wouldn't he give you any information?
01:05:07 Or did you tell him a few lies about his wife?
01:05:11 - You better stop drinking, Doctor.
01:05:16 Your imagination's working overtime.
01:05:20 Visiting cells is part of my job.
01:05:22 Helps me keep tabs on the men.
01:05:24 In that way, I can control them.
01:05:25 - Control them?
01:05:27 You mean torture them, don't you?
01:05:30 The more pain you inflict, the more pleasure you get.
01:05:33 That's why you'd never resign from this prison.
01:05:36 Where else would you find so many helpless flies
01:05:39 to stick pins into?
01:05:41 - You talk to me like that,
01:05:45 if I didn't keep you here, you'd be starving.
01:05:48 - You surgical butcher.
01:05:50 For me, it's the last stop anyway.
01:05:53 But for you, it's just the beginning, isn't it?
01:05:57 Why, you're Genghis Khan.
01:06:01 Alexander the Great.
01:06:03 Caesar.
01:06:05 Look at you in the warden's chair.
01:06:08 Caesar trying out his throne.
01:06:11 - That's enough.
01:06:13 Caesar cries enough?
01:06:16 - Come, come.
01:06:19 You're obvious, Muncie.
01:06:22 Your every move is obvious.
01:06:26 You've cheated.
01:06:28 You've lied.
01:06:30 You've murdered.
01:06:32 You're worse than the worst inmates of this prison.
01:06:35 You're the psychopath here, not they.
01:06:40 (clattering)
01:06:42 (dramatic music)
01:06:45 That's it, Muncie.
01:06:54 That's it.
01:06:56 Not cleverness.
01:07:00 Not imagination.
01:07:02 Just force.
01:07:05 Brute force.
01:07:07 Congratulations.
01:07:09 Force does make leaders.
01:07:12 But you forget one thing.
01:07:15 It also destroys them.
01:07:19 (dramatic music)
01:07:22 (dramatic music)
01:07:50 Couple hundred yards ahead, there's a side road.
01:07:52 Turn right.
01:07:53 - We got over a hundred miles to go.
01:07:54 We shouldn't be stopping now.
01:07:56 - Shut up.
01:07:57 - Take it easy, Joe, take it easy.
01:07:58 - Why don't you see her after the job?
01:08:01 - Because I said we're stopping now.
01:08:04 - Okay, okay.
01:08:06 (dramatic music)
01:08:10 (dramatic music)
01:08:13 - I'll only be a few minutes.
01:08:27 - Sadie?
01:08:30 - Good evening, Mr. Collins.
01:08:33 - Is she all right?
01:08:35 - She don't complain, none, but she's about the same.
01:08:39 - See that she doesn't need anything.
01:08:43 - Yes, sir.
01:08:45 Oh, Mr. Collins, I'm glad you're here.
01:08:48 Excuse me.
01:08:50 (dramatic music)
01:08:53 (dramatic music)
01:08:56 - Ruth.
01:09:20 (dramatic music)
01:09:23 Joe, Joe, darling.
01:09:26 I was dreaming about you.
01:09:27 - Something nice?
01:09:28 - I dreamed I was running up a hill.
01:09:29 I was chasing you.
01:09:31 - Catch me.
01:09:32 - Almost.
01:09:33 - I must be slowing down.
01:09:34 - I guess I can make it come out any way I want.
01:09:36 It's my dream.
01:09:38 (dramatic music)
01:09:41 - Pretty soon now, you're gonna be getting out of that chair.
01:09:45 And it won't be a dream, either.
01:09:49 - Joe, darling.
01:09:51 The first thing we'll do is go for a long walk.
01:09:54 - No cars for us, no trains.
01:09:55 - Just walking.
01:09:56 - We'll walk around the world.
01:09:57 - I'm tired already.
01:09:59 I'll have Sadie fix you some supper.
01:10:03 And then we'll talk.
01:10:05 Oh, I've got a million things to tell you,
01:10:07 and this time I won't forget.
01:10:08 I made a list.
01:10:09 - Ruth, I can't stay.
01:10:12 Next time when I come back, I'll...
01:10:15 - Another next time?
01:10:16 - This is the last of them.
01:10:17 When I come back, it'll be for good.
01:10:20 I love you, Ruth.
01:10:25 - Why?
01:10:27 I'm sick, Joe.
01:10:28 Why do you love me?
01:10:30 When your sick people don't really love you,
01:10:32 they only feel sorry for you.
01:10:34 - I'm not people.
01:10:35 I'm Joe Collins, one guy.
01:10:38 - Joe.
01:10:44 I'm sorry.
01:10:45 I guess I'm selfish.
01:10:47 Every time you walk out that door,
01:10:48 I'm afraid you're never coming back.
01:10:51 If I only knew where you came from,
01:10:53 where you go, what you do.
01:10:55 - Ruth, let's leave things the way they started.
01:10:59 I'm a guy who ran out of gas,
01:11:00 who saw an ordinary little farmhouse
01:11:01 by the side of the road,
01:11:03 who found the first important thing in his life
01:11:05 waiting for him in a wheelchair.
01:11:07 Let's keep it that way for just a little while longer.
01:11:10 Another day, maybe two,
01:11:11 and I'll tell you anything you want to know.
01:11:14 - I know what I want to know.
01:11:16 The rest doesn't matter.
01:11:19 If I weren't so sick, I could help you.
01:11:23 - There are all kinds of sick people, Ruth.
01:11:27 Maybe we can help each other.
01:11:30 - I love you, Joe.
01:11:34 - Go on back and finish that dream.
01:11:36 I'll slow down, and you won't have to run so fast.
01:11:39 And when you catch me,
01:11:41 hold on tight.
01:11:43 (somber music)
01:11:46 (whistle blows)
01:12:12 (footsteps)
01:12:14 - Spencer. - Here.
01:12:16 - Becker. - Here.
01:12:17 - Stack. - Here.
01:12:18 - Collins. - Here.
01:12:19 - McCoy. - Here.
01:12:20 (whistle blows)
01:12:21 - Let's go.
01:12:23 - Only a couple more hours.
01:12:40 We're close together.
01:12:42 - Load's ready.
01:12:49 (whistle blows)
01:12:51 - Take it easy, Robert.
01:12:53 You got the whole day ahead of you.
01:12:54 - Sure, this is my racket.
01:12:56 - Thanks.
01:12:58 - So, to the right.
01:13:03 That switch.
01:13:04 When we break, you'll handle that switch.
01:13:07 Puts us on the other track,
01:13:08 the one that leads to the tower.
01:13:10 Got that? - Check.
01:13:11 - What's all the chatter?
01:13:12 - Just wondering what time it was.
01:13:14 - Why, you working by the hour?
01:13:17 (birds chirping)
01:13:20 (thud)
01:13:23 - Morning, fellas. - Hi, Louis.
01:13:37 - Morning, Shafee. - Another story?
01:13:39 - Yeah, but this is a good one.
01:13:40 Hiya, fellas. - Hello, Louis.
01:13:42 - Finally gonna make you grease monkeys famous.
01:13:44 Gonna put you all on the front page.
01:13:46 - That's what got us here.
01:13:48 Hey!
01:13:50 - Tell me, Charlie,
01:13:52 what has prison life taught you about being a mechanic?
01:13:55 - It's taught me that when I get out,
01:13:57 I shouldn't be a mechanic.
01:13:59 - What about it, Annie?
01:14:05 Got anything to say to the press?
01:14:07 - I ain't much to say. I do as I'm told.
01:14:10 - Everything?
01:14:12 - Everything.
01:14:14 - Where do you keep your tools?
01:14:34 - Eight firebombs filled with juice. The best.
01:14:37 - Eight fuses. Light, too, as you drive into the yard.
01:14:40 - I say, I always do as I'm told.
01:14:43 - You go to press at 1215 Sharp.
01:14:45 - I'll be there.
01:14:47 - Spell his name right, Louis. His wife keeps a scrapbook.
01:14:53 (laughing)
01:15:03 - Is this all right, Gallagher?
01:15:05 - Yeah.
01:15:07 - News. Some good, some bad.
01:15:17 - Good.
01:15:19 - Eight firebombs in the toolbox. Truck ready to go.
01:15:23 - Bad. - No dynamite.
01:15:25 - Gotta have 'em. - Not a chance. Just came from the dye plant.
01:15:27 - Gotta have 'em. - Not enough time.
01:15:29 - Not enough time.
01:15:31 - Look, Louis. I've got an important assignment for you.
01:15:38 - Get down at the green pipe and see Collins.
01:15:41 - Collins? - He's with us.
01:15:43 - Tell him there's no dynamite.
01:15:45 - Do we go anyway? - We'll have to go without it.
01:15:48 - And, Louis, you've got 45 minutes.
01:15:51 - Think I'd be late for my own coming-out party?
01:15:58 - But I've tried to explain, madam.
01:16:00 No, no, I'm sorry. All visiting days have been canceled,
01:16:03 even for families. Take off your hat.
01:16:05 - I'm here to get it passed, Miss Lawrence. - Where to this time?
01:16:07 - To the drainpipe. We're doing a special layout and...
01:16:10 Wait a minute. What's wrong? - Nothing.
01:16:16 You want to do a story? We want to help you.
01:16:26 - Captain Munsey's office.
01:16:28 Whose car? Mr. McCallum's?
01:16:31 Okay, pass it through.
01:16:33 What's the matter with him? - Munsey left orders.
01:16:36 - Oh, you wanted to go to the drainpipe, huh?
01:16:39 - Yeah. Anything wrong with that? - Munsey in?
01:16:42 - In and waiting. - Come on.
01:16:45 - Come in. - Wait here.
01:16:54 - A customer for the drainpipe.
01:16:57 7033, convict Miller.
01:17:00 - Gallagher's man?
01:17:04 - He was looking for a pass in the warden's office.
01:17:07 - Gallagher.
01:17:10 - You want to see him now?
01:17:12 - Yeah. Yeah, bring him in.
01:17:15 - Come on.
01:17:17 - Hello, Murray.
01:17:33 - I understand you're interested in the drainpipe.
01:17:36 - Yes, sir.
01:17:38 I don't get this, Captain.
01:17:40 We're planning a big spread on the different kinds of work the cons are doing.
01:17:44 - I... - Oh, that's right.
01:17:46 You are a reporter, aren't you, Louie?
01:17:49 - Yes, sir.
01:17:51 - Sit down.
01:17:53 No, not there. Here.
01:17:57 - What's the point, Captain?
01:18:00 I've been to the drainpipe before. I've been there a hundred times.
01:18:03 What's the idea of all this?
01:18:05 - Tell me, Louie.
01:18:07 How does an illiterate like you become a reporter?
01:18:10 Even a star reporter?
01:18:13 - I don't know, sir.
01:18:15 - I do.
01:18:17 What business did you have in the drainpipe?
01:18:21 - I told you.
01:18:23 - Tell me again. - To write a story.
01:18:26 - I don't like that answer.
01:18:32 - I don't like that answer.
01:18:35 - All right, Jackson.
01:18:51 - I'll tell you.
01:18:53 - Gallagher sent you to the drainpipe to see somebody.
01:19:09 Who was it?
01:19:11 - Nobody. Just the right...
01:19:13 - Wrong answer.
01:19:17 - Leave me alone, Captain. Please.
01:19:19 - No?
01:19:21 - No?
01:19:49 - Now, we'll start again.
01:19:51 Who was it Gallagher sent you to see?
01:19:53 - I told you. Nobody.
01:19:56 - He gave you a message. What was it?
01:19:58 - There was no message.
01:20:00 I don't know what you're talking about.
01:20:02 - You don't know much about anything, do you?
01:20:04 - No.
01:20:05 - I suppose you don't even know that Collins plans to break out of the drainpipe at 12.15 today, do you?
01:20:11 - No.
01:20:13 - Do you?
01:20:16 - No.
01:20:18 - You have been lying to me, haven't you?
01:20:39 - Gallagher does know something about the break, doesn't he?
01:20:44 - I don't know.
01:20:46 - I don't know what you're talking about.
01:20:50 - He can hit me.
01:20:52 - He can keep on hitting me.
01:20:55 - I don't know what you want.
01:20:59 - I don't know what you want.
01:21:01 - Jackson.
01:21:19 Take him to the isolation ward.
01:21:29 Spread the word that he had an accident coming back from the drainpipe.
01:21:32 - Yes, sir.
01:21:34 - Any connection between Gallagher and Collins?
01:21:38 - No.
01:21:42 If there was, he would have told me.
01:21:45 - Okay. Get the man out of here.
01:21:50 - Hey, you. Muggsy.
01:21:52 - Yeah?
01:21:54 - Come on up.
01:21:57 - Bring anything for me? - No.
01:21:59 - Sure? - Sure, Joe.
01:22:01 - Anything wrong? - No.
01:22:06 - Back to work.
01:22:09 - Collins?
01:22:11 - All right, Doc.
01:22:22 - Cardiogram just came back from the lab, Collins.
01:22:24 - Yeah? I'll have to check you again.
01:22:26 - I'll be snappy, Doc.
01:22:28 - Okay, okay. Keep it moving.
01:22:30 - Louie was beaten up.
01:22:41 Muggsy.
01:22:43 Louie might die.
01:22:45 Send a message.
01:22:47 Whatever your plan is, don't go through with it.
01:22:50 Muggsy knows.
01:22:53 Believe me, Joe, he knows you're going at 12.15.
01:22:56 He's ready for you, Joe.
01:22:59 He wants you to go.
01:23:01 A prison break finishes Warden Barnes.
01:23:04 Once he'll be the hero,
01:23:06 he's using your life to make himself warden.
01:23:09 - Gallagher been picked up.
01:23:14 - Gallagher? No.
01:23:16 Why?
01:23:18 Joe, you haven't got a chance.
01:23:23 - What did Muggsy find out?
01:23:25 - A Muggsy way.
01:23:27 An informer.
01:23:29 One of your own men, I suppose.
01:23:31 Don't go through with it, Joe.
01:23:34 Don't.
01:23:36 - Thanks for trying, Doc.
01:23:39 - Thanks for trying, Doc.
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01:24:26 - We got about ten minutes.
01:24:29 There's five of us.
01:24:30 We'll have to go one at a time.
01:24:32 What position do you want?
01:24:34 - You're the boss.
01:24:35 Whatever you say.
01:24:37 - Take your pick for the break.
01:24:46 What position?
01:24:47 - I said I'd play along with you, Joe.
01:24:49 You name it.
01:24:53 - Same goes for me.
01:24:55 - We got a few minutes, freshman.
01:25:01 When we break, what position do you want?
01:25:03 - I want to give all the help I can, Joe.
01:25:05 - What position?
01:25:07 - Last.
01:25:08 That'd be the toughest, wouldn't it, Joe?
01:25:10 Last.
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01:25:24 - Boy, he got hurt.
01:25:43 Got banged up, they say.
01:25:45 Coming back from the drainpipe.
01:25:47 - Coming back?
01:25:48 - Yeah.
01:25:49 - Muncie.
01:25:50 - Circulating.
01:25:52 - Captain.
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01:26:29 - Play pigeons would have a better chance.
01:26:32 - Oh, sorry, Captain.
01:26:35 I didn't see you there.
01:26:36 - That's all right, Hopkins.
01:26:38 But just remember, there's no reward for bringing him back alive.
01:26:43 Not in this jungle.
01:26:45 - Yes, sir.
01:26:46 - Now, is there anything else you want done, sir?
01:26:57 - No.
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01:27:00 - Bradley, join the guard along that section of the wall.
01:27:08 - Yes, sir.
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01:27:15 - All ready.
01:27:32 - Ready to go.
01:27:35 - Ready to go.
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01:27:40 - We're out!
01:27:51 - Drop the clubs.
01:27:57 Drop it.
01:27:59 Come here.
01:28:05 Why you and Spencer dump this dirt.
01:28:07 Dump it back there.
01:28:09 - Give me a break, Collins.
01:28:13 I didn't do anything.
01:28:15 I didn't have a gun.
01:28:16 Give me a break.
01:28:17 - Shut up.
01:28:18 Now, you men listen to me.
01:28:19 - No, Collins, calm me down.
01:28:20 I don't want any part of this.
01:28:21 - Take me with you, Joe.
01:28:22 I'll do anything you say.
01:28:24 Just take me with you.
01:28:25 Me and my boys are getting out of here.
01:28:27 When the action stops in the yard, that's where we go.
01:28:29 After that, you can suit yourselves.
01:28:31 But right now, you'll do as I say.
01:28:32 Now, get back in the hole, all of you.
01:28:34 Spencer, you and Coy stretch some of that electric wire.
01:28:37 Soldier, get that hack over there.
01:28:40 Joe, what about me?
01:28:44 - You?
01:28:46 It'll be no discredit to you.
01:28:51 You'll go away for a short while.
01:28:53 When you get back, we'll try to fit you in someplace else.
01:28:56 - I can't resign.
01:28:58 - I can't resign.
01:29:00 This is my whole life.
01:29:06 - Sign it.
01:29:08 Get on that loudspeaker.
01:29:23 Tell them you've resigned.
01:29:25 - I'm not going to resign.
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01:33:43 - Come on, Collins.
01:33:49 Come on.
01:33:51 (gunshots)
01:33:53 - What's the plan now?
01:33:57 - The plan's a flop. You're on your own.
01:33:59 - It's a million to one.
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01:34:11 - He's trying to land the gates.
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01:34:49 - It's Collins!
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01:36:03 (coughing)
01:36:29 - Gee, that hurt, Doc.
01:36:30 - That hurt plenty.
01:36:31 - This place is full of pain, Calypso.
01:36:34 You're hurt.
01:36:40 Collins.
01:36:42 Collins and Muncie are dead.
01:36:46 And the others.
01:36:49 All those others.
01:36:53 Why do they do it?
01:36:56 They never get away with it.
01:36:59 Alcatraz, Atlanta, Leavenworth.
01:37:03 It's been tried in a hundred ways from as many places.
01:37:08 Always failed.
01:37:09 But they keep trying.
01:37:12 Why do they do it?
01:37:16 - I don't know, Doc.
01:37:18 But whenever you got men in prison,
01:37:20 they're gonna wanna get out.
01:37:21 - But they learn.
01:37:22 - They must.
01:37:29 Nobody escapes.
01:37:30 Nobody ever really escapes.
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