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Caged (1950 film)

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Eligible for parole once again, Marie claims to have secured a job outside the prison. However, the job is simply a ruse to win her release so that she can join Elvira's shoplifting gang. Marie leaves the institution a cynical, unscrupulous woman. After Marie is freed, an office assistant asks Benton
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Before taking Marie to a solitary-confinement cell, Harper shaves Marie's head, symbolically stripping her of her innocence. Harper has disagreements with sympathetic reformist prison superintendent Ruth Benton, especially after the latest incident with Marie. Because Harper is a political appointee,
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Kitty finally rejoins her fellow inmates after serving a month in solitary confinement, but she is distraught and mentally unstable. After being harassed by Harper in the prison cafeteria, Kitty stabs Harper to death as the inmates watch and make no attempt to stop it. Marie—now hardened by her
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The film portrays the story of a young newlywed sent to prison for armed robbery. Her brutal experiences while incarcerated, along with the killing of her husband, transform her from a meek, naive woman into a hardened convict. The film's subplot includes massive prison corruption.
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in ten months, Marie witnesses several prisoners who are granted parole but must remain in jail because their parole officers have not secured work for them. One such hopeless prisoner hangs herself. This steadily drains Marie's hopes for an early release.
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Despite the rule of sadistic matron Evelyn Harper, Marie gives birth to a healthy but premature baby. She plans to grant temporary custody to her mother with the intent of taking the child after she is released, but Marie's
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will not allow the baby in his house. After Marie is denied parole, she tries half-heartedly to escape. She is not punished for the attempt, but the authorities force her to surrender her child for
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was very complimentary of nearly all aspects of the film's production, including its direction, editing, set designs, music, and cast performances, especially those of Parker and Emerson:
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the police commissioner refuses to fire her and instead asks for Benton's resignation. When Benton declares that she will demand a public hearing, the resignation issue is dropped.
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attempt with her husband, Tom, who is killed. While receiving her initial prison physical examination, she learns that she is two months pregnant.
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ends up in prison after being framed for armed robbery and also learns later that she is pregnant. The character of Kitty is played by
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of the anti-marijuana films that were presented to students in many American high schools during the late 1950s and early 1960s.
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The arrival of notorious criminal Elvira Powell triggers a rivalry with Kitty. Elvira bribes Harper to place Kitty in
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as "Broads Behind Bars" with the character of Marie renamed "Cheryl" (and portrayed by comedian
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three out of four stars, describing the film overall as “stark” with "remarkable" performances.
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exposure to career criminals and sadistic guards—encourages Kitty in the fatal assault.
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In a much later review, critic Emanuel Levy in 2007 generally praised the film too:
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what to do with Marie's file. Benton replies: "Keep it active. She'll be back."
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Marie has trouble adjusting to the monotonous and cutthroat world of the
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Married 19-year-old Marie Allen, is sent to prison after a botched
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on August 2, 1951, as episode #112 of the network's
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John Cromwell
Bernard C. Schoenfeld
Virginia Kellogg
Jerry Wald
Eleanor Parker
Agnes Moorehead
Betty Garde
Hope Emerson
Ellen Corby
Carl E. Guthrie
Owen Marks
Max Steiner
Warner Bros.
film noir
John Cromwell
Eleanor Parker
Agnes Moorehead
Betty Garde
Hope Emerson
Ellen Corby
Academy Awards
Virginia Kellogg
Bernard C. Schoenfeld
Bette Davis
Joan Crawford
armed robbery
women's prison
paroled
stepfather

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