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Riot in cell block 11
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- Summary
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A ripped-from-the-headlines film about inmates' rights inspired by a recent spate of uprisings in American prisons.
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- Creator
- Allied Artists Pictures Corporation presents a Walter Wanger Production
- Included Title
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- Criterion collection
- Format
- Videos, Slides, Films
- Language
- English
- Contributors
- Publication
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- United States : Allied Artists, Melange Pictures LLC [distributor], 1954 ; United States : The Criterion Collection [distributor], 2014
- Physical Details
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- 2 videodisc (ca. 160 min.) : sd., b&w; 4 3/4 in
- OCLC
- ocn936181094
- Credits
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- Neville Brand, Leo Gordon, Emile Meyer, Frank Faylen, Leo Gordon, Robert Osterloh, Paul Frees, Don Keefer, Alvy Moore, Dabbs Greer, Whit Bissell, James Anderson, Carleton Young, Harold J. Kennedy, William Schallert, Jonathan Hole, Robert Patten, William Phipps, Joel Fluellen, Roy Glenn, Joe Kerr, John Tarangelo, Robert Burton
- Director, Don Siegel; producer, Walter Wanger; screenplay, Richard Collins; music by, Herschel Burke Gilbert; cinematography, Russell Harlan; editing by, Bruce B. Pierce; narrator, James Matthews
- No duplication or public screening without consent of copyright holder.
- Includes dual-format Blu-ray and DVD; new 2k digital restoration with uncompressed monaural soundtrack on the Blu-ray; new audio commentary by film scholar Matthew H. Bernstein; excerpts from the director's 1993 autobiography, "A Siegel Film," read by his son Kristoffer Tabori; excerpts from Stuart Kaminsky's 1974 book "Don Siegel: Director," read by Tabori; excerpts from the 1953 NBC radio documentary series "The Challenge of Our Prisons;" one Blu-ray and one DVD with all content available in both formats; plus, a booklet featuring an essay by critic Chris Fujiwara, a 1954 article by producer Walter Wanger, and an excerpt from 1974 tribute to Siegel by filmmaker Sam Peckinpah.
- Feature film is presented in its original running time of 80 minutes in both DVD and Blu-ray.