Cell 2455 Death Row (1955)
Simply told, unsentimental tale inspired by the book, and real-life story, of Caryl Chessman. Having seen his father unable to cope with poverty, he grows up into a sneering punk, defiant of all authority. The incorrigible boy soon becomes a career criminal, spending time in and out of prison. Then he is accused of a series of "red light" sex crimes, and earns the death penalty for two of them. He then spends his time on death row reading up on the law, and trying to put off the inevitable with his various appeals. (IMDB Hey_Sweden)
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| William Campbell |
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| Harvey Stephens |
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| Allen Nourse, Bart Braverman and Diane DeLaire |
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| Diane DeLaire and Bart Braverman |
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| R. Wright Campbell |
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| Kathryn Grant |
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| R. Wright Campbell, Kathryn Grant and Wayne Taylor |
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| Marian Carr |
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| Buck Kartalian, Marian Carr, William Campbell and Paul Dubov |
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| Hans Moebus (R) |
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| Eleanor Audley |
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| Michael Granger |
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| Michael Granger |
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| George Cisar |
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| Joseph Forte |
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| Howard Wright |
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| Robert B. Williams |
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| William Campbell |
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| William Campbell |
