The Weak and the Wicked / Young and Willing (1954)
A Film by J. Lee Thompson
DVDRip | MKV | 1h 24min | 720x432 | AVC @ 1946Kbps | AC-3 @ 384Kbps
Lang: English | Subs: None | 1.38 GB
Genre: Drama
IMDB Info
IMDB Rating: 6.1/10
Directed by: J. Lee Thompson
Starring: Glynis Johns, Diana Dors, John Gregson
Storyline: Had the women-behind-bars drama The Weak and the Wicked been made in Hollywood, the cast would probably have included the likes of Ida Lupino, Marie Windsor, Peggie Castle and Hope Emerson. Instead, the film was lensed in Britain, with Glynis Johns and Diana Dors heading the cast. Framed on a charge of fraud, "good girl" Glynis is tossed into prison. Her cellmates include hard-boiled Ms. Dors, murder suspect Jane Hylton, blackmailer-poisoner Dame Sybil Thorndyke and shoplifter Olive Sloane. Each of their stories is detailed in a series of flashbacks. Downplay the potential sensational elments of the storyline, The Weak and the Wicked takes great pains to point out the positive values of a special rehabilitation program, wherein the main characters are given the opportunity to make themselves useful members of society.
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A Film by J. Lee Thompson
DVDRip | MKV | 1h 24min | 720x432 | AVC @ 1946Kbps | AC-3 @ 384Kbps
Lang: English | Subs: None | 1.38 GB
Genre: Drama
IMDB Info
IMDB Rating: 6.1/10
Directed by: J. Lee Thompson
Starring: Glynis Johns, Diana Dors, John Gregson
Storyline: Had the women-behind-bars drama The Weak and the Wicked been made in Hollywood, the cast would probably have included the likes of Ida Lupino, Marie Windsor, Peggie Castle and Hope Emerson. Instead, the film was lensed in Britain, with Glynis Johns and Diana Dors heading the cast. Framed on a charge of fraud, "good girl" Glynis is tossed into prison. Her cellmates include hard-boiled Ms. Dors, murder suspect Jane Hylton, blackmailer-poisoner Dame Sybil Thorndyke and shoplifter Olive Sloane. Each of their stories is detailed in a series of flashbacks. Downplay the potential sensational elments of the storyline, The Weak and the Wicked takes great pains to point out the positive values of a special rehabilitation program, wherein the main characters are given the opportunity to make themselves useful members of society.
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