Blackwell's Island (1939) |
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| Director(s) | William C. McGann, Michael Curtiz (uncredited) |
| Producer(s) | Hal B. Wallis (uncredited), Jack L. Warner (uncredited), Bryan Foy (uncredited) |
| Top Genres | Crime, Drama |
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John Garfield(as Tim Haydon)
Blackwell's Island
Released
1939
Blackwell's Island
Released
1939
John Garfield
(as Tim Haydon)
Victor Jory(as Commissioner Thomas MacNair)
Blackwell's Island
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1939
Blackwell's Island
Released
1939
Victor Jory
(as Commissioner Thomas Ma...)
Morgan Conway(as Steve Cardigan)
Blackwell's Island
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1939
Blackwell's Island
Released
1939
Morgan Conway
(as Steve Cardigan)
Granville Bates(as Prison Warden Stuart 'Stu' Granger)
Blackwell's Island
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1939
Blackwell's Island
Released
1939
Granville Bates
(as Prison Warden Stuart '...)
Wade Boteler(as Capt. Pedersen)
Blackwell's Island
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1939
Blackwell's Island
Released
1939
Wade Boteler
(as Capt. Pedersen)
William B. Davidson(as Defense Attorney Hempel)
Blackwell's Island
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1939
Blackwell's Island
Released
1939
William B. Davidson
(as Defense Attorney Hempe...)
Leon Ames(as County Prosceutor Ballinger)
Blackwell's Island
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1939
Blackwell's Island
Released
1939
Leon Ames
(as County Prosceutor Ball...)
Eddy Chandler(as Headkeeper Jameson)
Blackwell's Island
Released
1939
Blackwell's Island
Released
1939
Eddy Chandler
(as Headkeeper Jameson)
Blackwell's Island Overview:
Blackwell's Island (1939) was a Crime - Drama Film directed by William C. McGann and Michael Curtiz (uncredited) and produced by Hal B. Wallis, Jack L. Warner and Bryan Foy.
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John Garfield made this film before Four Daughters but when "Four Daughters" became a major hit and made Garfield a star, the release of this film was held up while Warner Brothers called in director Michael Curtiz to shoot additional footage featuring Garfield to capitalize on his success in "Four Daughters". It was finally released in 1939.
The first press screening was held at the Welfare Island Prison.