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Release, runtime and language
1956 · 71 mins · English
Directed by
Elmo Williams, Herbert Glazer
Starring
Jim Davis, Hermione Baddeley, Gordon Jackson, Joan Rice, Paul Cavanagh, Ralph Michael

A covert operation to locate gangster Nick Randall leads the U.S. State Department to enlist Scotland Yard. His imprisoned girlfriend, Angela Booth, refuses to betray him, so authorities arrange her breakout with inmate Gran Ramsey’s help. Gran stages the escape, keeping police informed while Angela, Gran and fellow prisoner Marguerite—who’s about to lose her baby— flee toward Nick. The film repurposes footage from the 1955 UK movie Women Without Men, adding new scenes with original star Beverly Michaels to reshape the story from a wrongfully jailed waif into a gangster’s moll.

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