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Eleanor Parker | Marie Allen | |
Ellen Corby | Emma Barber | |
Jan Sterling | Smoochie | |
Hope Emerson | Evelyn Harper | |
Betty Garde | Kitty Stark | |
Agnes Moorehead | Ruth Benton | |
Lee Patrick | Elvira Powell | |
Olive Deering | June | |
Jane Darwell | Isolation Matron | |
Gertrude Michael | Georgia Harrison | |
Olive Carey | ||
Davison Clark | Doctor | |
George Baxter | Jeffries | |
Guy Beach | Mr. Cooper | |
Don Beddoe | Commissioner Walker | |
Gail Bonney | Inmate | |
Lovyss Bradley | Inmate | |
Jean Calhoun | Inmate | |
Claudia Cauldwell | Inmate | |
Pauline Creasman | Inmate | |
Sheila MacRae | Helen |
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Producer | Jerry Weld
Jerry Wald |
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Writer | Virginia Kellogg
Bernard C. Schoenfeld |
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Cinematography | Carl E. Guthrie
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Musician | Max Steiner
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The Story of a Women's Prison Today! "Will she come out woman or wildcat?" trumpeted ads for this women-behind-bars classic. There's no question about how the film itself came out. Using familiar but sharply played characters to bring home its reform-minded message, Caged remains a pivotal genre classic. Best Actress Academy Award nominee Eleanor Parker portrays the inmate whose transformation from sunny innocent to tight-lipped, worldwise con provides its focus . As the tyrannical floor matron, Best Supporting Actress nominee Hope Emerson is 6'2" of Grade-A malevolence. And an earnest prison superintendent, a sour lifer, a street-lamp tramp, a patsy, a society dame and other types add atmosphere to an Oscar-nominated script co-writer Virginia Kellogg researched while posing on the inside as a convict. |
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