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Fred Niblo Jr. is a Scriptwriter and Additional Dialogue American born on 23 january 1903 at New York City (USA)
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Directed by Howard Hawks
Origin USA
Genres Drama, Crime, Romance
Themes Prison films, Films based on plays
Actors Walter Huston, Phillips Holmes, Constance Cummings, Boris Karloff, Andy Devine, DeWitt Jennings
Roles Adaptation
Rating68%
Six years of stress and hard labor working in the prison jute mill has taken its toll on young Robert Graham. The penitentiary's resident doctor and psychiatrist recommends that Warden Brady see him and proposes that he offer him a drastic change of environment and duties before his psychological damages become irreversible. When the warden realizes who the inmate is, or rather was, and recalls that it was he that helped put him behind bars (as with many of the prisoners), he agrees to give him a chance and offers him a job as his valet. Graham enjoys his new employment, especially since he is frequently in the company of the warden's pretty young daughter, Mary. He improves in general character and demeanor and regains his morale.
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Add to a movie listThe Criminal Code (1931)
, 1h37Directed by Howard Hawks
Origin USA
Genres Drama, Crime, Romance
Themes Prison films, Films based on plays
Actors Walter Huston, Phillips Holmes, Constance Cummings, Boris Karloff, Andy Devine, DeWitt Jennings
Roles Adaptation
Rating68%
Six years of stress and hard labor working in the prison jute mill has taken its toll on young Robert Graham. The penitentiary's resident doctor and psychiatrist recommends that Warden Brady see him and proposes that he offer him a drastic change of environment and duties before his psychological damages become irreversible. When the warden realizes who the inmate is, or rather was, and recalls that it was he that helped put him behind bars (as with many of the prisoners), he agrees to give him a chance and offers him a job as his valet. Graham enjoys his new employment, especially since he is frequently in the company of the warden's pretty young daughter, Mary. He improves in general character and demeanor and regains his morale.