WEBVTT 00:00:00.426 --> 00:00:20.426 ..:: Presented By ZarFilm Website ::.. ‏.:: www.bolboljan.net ::. 00:05:25.450 --> 00:05:29.078 All right, we've got to get back to the boat. 00:05:34.084 --> 00:05:35.751 Come through here. 00:05:45.095 --> 00:05:46.512 Strip down. 00:06:04.531 --> 00:06:05.781 Open up. 00:07:55.809 --> 00:07:57.143 Welcome to Alcatraz. 00:08:22.502 --> 00:08:25.087 Inside, B and C! Count them! 00:08:41.104 --> 00:08:45.691 -25 on inside C, first tier. -20, inside B, first tier. 00:08:45.775 --> 00:08:50.029 -23 on inside C, second tier. -17, inside B, second tier. 00:08:54.743 --> 00:08:57.870 Bring out, inside B and C. 00:09:13.762 --> 00:09:14.803 Move! 00:09:17.641 --> 00:09:20.226 You'd better button your collar, boy. 00:10:07.941 --> 00:10:09.400 No forks... 00:10:11.653 --> 00:10:14.822 -Hey... No forks? -You see any? 00:11:02.412 --> 00:11:05.164 Fresh fish, do you want your pasta? 00:11:05.248 --> 00:11:07.624 Hey! Do you want your pasta? 00:11:08.543 --> 00:11:10.210 Do you see any? 00:11:13.089 --> 00:11:16.050 I see pasta in my sleep. 00:11:55.215 --> 00:11:57.132 I'm Litmus. 00:12:00.428 --> 00:12:02.304 Like litmus paper. 00:12:02.430 --> 00:12:07.768 When it's cold, my face gets blue. When it's hot, my face gets red. 00:12:28.331 --> 00:12:30.666 Inside C! Move out. 00:12:44.389 --> 00:12:46.014 Warden wants to see you. 00:13:12.292 --> 00:13:14.501 -Name? -Morris. 00:13:15.795 --> 00:13:17.546 That's funny. 00:13:17.630 --> 00:13:21.008 This file says Frank Lee Morris. 00:13:28.141 --> 00:13:31.810 If you disobey the rules of society, they send you to prison. 00:13:32.061 --> 00:13:36.064 If you disobey the rules of the prison, they send you to us. 00:13:40.904 --> 00:13:45.574 Alcatraz is not like any other prison in the United States. 00:13:46.326 --> 00:13:51.163 Here, every inmate is confined alone 00:13:52.665 --> 00:13:54.541 to an individual cell. 00:13:56.085 --> 00:14:00.088 Unlike my predecessors, Wardens Johnston and Blackwell, 00:14:00.298 --> 00:14:05.802 I don't have good conduct programmes or inmate councils. 00:14:06.554 --> 00:14:10.641 Inmates here have no say in what they do. They do as they're told. 00:14:11.184 --> 00:14:15.604 Newspapers, magazines or carrying news are not permitted. 00:14:16.022 --> 00:14:19.608 Knowledge of the outside world is what we tell you. 00:14:22.570 --> 00:14:24.238 From this day on 00:14:24.948 --> 00:14:29.201 your world will be everything that happens in this building. 00:14:30.870 --> 00:14:35.415 You will shave once a day. You will shower twice a week. 00:14:36.251 --> 00:14:38.460 You will cut your hair once a month. 00:14:38.545 --> 00:14:39.628 Now... 00:14:40.505 --> 00:14:44.216 Privileges... You can talk. You can work. 00:14:44.300 --> 00:14:48.470 Other institutions hand out work, but here it's a privilege you must earn. 00:14:48.972 --> 00:14:52.140 I promise you, it's a privilege that you'll want. 00:14:52.392 --> 00:14:54.893 Visitors, you're allowed two a month. 00:14:54.978 --> 00:14:59.147 They cannot be former inmates of this or any other federal prison. 00:14:59.232 --> 00:15:03.485 All names that you submit will be carefully checked by the F.B.I. 00:15:04.320 --> 00:15:06.238 What names do you have in mind? 00:15:07.949 --> 00:15:09.992 I can't think of any, offhand. 00:15:12.370 --> 00:15:13.579 Family members? 00:15:15.290 --> 00:15:16.832 None. No family. 00:15:19.711 --> 00:15:21.503 Alcatraz is... 00:15:22.672 --> 00:15:26.800 ...a maximum security prison with very few privileges. 00:15:27.427 --> 00:15:31.847 We don't make good citizens, but we make good prisoners. 00:15:32.557 --> 00:15:38.061 Burglary, armed robbery, grand larceny... 00:15:39.355 --> 00:15:42.691 You've escaped from quite a few prisons, haven't you? 00:15:44.110 --> 00:15:45.527 That's why you're here. 00:15:46.362 --> 00:15:50.574 Alcatraz was built to keep all the rotten eggs in one basket. 00:15:51.200 --> 00:15:55.746 I was chosen to make sure that the stink from the basket doesn't escape. 00:15:57.165 --> 00:16:01.460 A few people have tried to escape. Most of them have been recaptured. 00:16:01.544 --> 00:16:06.214 Those that haven't have been killed or drowned in the bay. 00:16:07.050 --> 00:16:09.676 No one has ever escaped from Alcatraz. 00:16:14.766 --> 00:16:16.058 And no one ever will. 00:17:34.971 --> 00:17:38.974 -Do you two go everywhere together? -Sure, even to bed together. 00:17:39.183 --> 00:17:43.603 And when I wash, he washes. That way we sleep nice together. 00:18:04.375 --> 00:18:05.584 I'm Wolf. 00:18:07.837 --> 00:18:11.381 -Where did they transfer you from? -Atlanta. 00:18:13.301 --> 00:18:15.677 Nice town, Atlanta. 00:18:16.804 --> 00:18:18.388 I never saw it. 00:18:23.686 --> 00:18:27.230 I'm looking for a new punk. 00:18:31.569 --> 00:18:33.195 Good luck. 00:18:34.238 --> 00:18:38.325 You don't understand. I just found her. 00:18:46.375 --> 00:18:48.627 Why don't you show her what you can do? 00:19:10.566 --> 00:19:13.819 Morris, I need somebody in the library. 00:19:14.904 --> 00:19:16.655 -Yes, Captain. -Move! 00:19:36.008 --> 00:19:39.886 -What do you want, boy? -Bull sent me down here to work. 00:19:41.347 --> 00:19:43.807 Can you read, boy? 00:19:45.601 --> 00:19:48.395 As long as it's in the English language, boy. 00:19:55.444 --> 00:19:57.779 Do you treat them all like Wolf? 00:19:57.947 --> 00:20:00.740 Wolf wanted to get friendly. I didn't. 00:20:02.952 --> 00:20:05.453 You'll take that cart to the cells. 00:20:06.372 --> 00:20:08.623 Don't they let cons down here? 00:20:09.917 --> 00:20:12.460 -Do you see any chairs? -How come? 00:20:13.796 --> 00:20:15.964 'Cause this is the Rock, man. 00:20:16.549 --> 00:20:20.802 They want you doing anything here but time. 00:20:22.305 --> 00:20:24.431 Hard, freaking time. 00:20:25.975 --> 00:20:28.518 The Rock affects dudes differently. 00:20:29.312 --> 00:20:32.606 It either brings out your strength or it breaks you. 00:20:35.610 --> 00:20:37.402 What'd it do for you? 00:20:40.615 --> 00:20:43.700 -What happens when you get out? -I won't. 00:20:46.662 --> 00:20:48.330 Ten years ago 00:20:50.875 --> 00:20:54.878 I was in this bar in Alabama, when two dudes started hassling me. 00:20:56.130 --> 00:20:58.340 That was their first mistake. 00:20:58.674 --> 00:21:02.010 They pulled knives. That was their second mistake. 00:21:02.637 --> 00:21:07.098 They didn't know how to use them. That was the last mistake they ever made. 00:21:07.934 --> 00:21:12.854 I got two 99 year sentences. Back to back. 00:21:15.608 --> 00:21:18.693 Seems like you could have pleaded self-defense. 00:21:20.237 --> 00:21:25.200 The dudes were white, man. Just like you. 00:21:30.039 --> 00:21:34.376 When I arrived here, they put me in one of those dark cells in D block. 00:21:34.627 --> 00:21:39.297 After a while I went stir-crazy. Slashed my Achilles tendon to get out. 00:21:41.592 --> 00:21:44.260 You'll see why, when you see D block. 00:21:45.429 --> 00:21:48.807 Tell me something. Are you through killing white guys? 00:21:48.891 --> 00:21:51.393 -Why? -Oh, I don't know... 00:21:51.769 --> 00:21:55.730 I just figured, maybe next time, I wouldn't turn my back on you. 00:22:03.364 --> 00:22:07.575 -What's your name, man? -Frank. What's yours? 00:22:09.245 --> 00:22:12.580 -English. -See you later. 00:22:21.590 --> 00:22:23.466 -Your name? -Morris. 00:22:45.781 --> 00:22:48.616 -Magazine or a book? -Where's English? 00:22:49.285 --> 00:22:52.954 What did they do? Give a nigger a nigger of his own? 00:22:58.419 --> 00:22:59.836 Magazine? 00:23:03.424 --> 00:23:05.341 Hi, I'm Bugsy. 00:23:05.634 --> 00:23:07.886 -Magazine or book? -Thanks. 00:23:09.096 --> 00:23:11.306 -You're new. -Yeah. 00:23:11.849 --> 00:23:15.518 Wait a minute! I haven't seen a new guy in six months. 00:23:16.187 --> 00:23:20.398 It's nice to talk to people. How are the Brooklyn Dodgers doing? 00:23:20.524 --> 00:23:24.027 -They moved to L.A. two years ago. -Are you kidding? 00:23:26.864 --> 00:23:29.115 Warden don't allow books in these cells. 00:23:29.200 --> 00:23:30.200 How come? 00:23:30.785 --> 00:23:32.702 There's no light in them. 00:23:34.288 --> 00:23:38.124 You better deliver them books, Morris, where they can be read. 00:23:39.085 --> 00:23:40.085 Right. 00:24:00.397 --> 00:24:03.399 -What's the flower? -That's something inside me 00:24:04.151 --> 00:24:07.403 that they can't lock up with their bars and walls. 00:24:09.740 --> 00:24:11.199 I'm Doc. 00:24:15.287 --> 00:24:18.748 -Do you ever paint? -No. 00:24:19.291 --> 00:24:20.708 Why not? 00:24:23.963 --> 00:24:25.380 Are you scared of dying? 00:24:28.592 --> 00:24:31.719 -I don't think so. -You'd better be. 00:24:32.888 --> 00:24:35.765 You hurt Wolf. Wolf's going to hurt you. 00:24:48.946 --> 00:24:51.281 Where are you going, Cracker? 00:24:51.824 --> 00:24:53.116 Street! 00:25:04.712 --> 00:25:07.255 Something special about those steps? 00:25:07.923 --> 00:25:11.259 The higher you sit, the more status you've got. 00:25:11.427 --> 00:25:15.889 We play King of the Mountain, except here we don't play for fun. 00:25:16.473 --> 00:25:20.518 -And you're king? -Yeah. 00:25:26.984 --> 00:25:31.321 I figure there's two reasons why you didn't sit down on my step. 00:25:32.990 --> 00:25:37.076 Either you're too scared, or you just hate niggers. 00:25:38.329 --> 00:25:41.915 Now, which is it, boy? You too scared? 00:25:54.386 --> 00:25:56.554 I just hate niggers. 00:26:07.942 --> 00:26:10.068 So no one's ever busted out? 00:26:11.695 --> 00:26:13.571 No one's ever made it. 00:26:14.156 --> 00:26:17.992 Everyone here has looked for a way out, but there ain't any. 00:26:19.119 --> 00:26:20.870 See those hacks? 00:26:21.580 --> 00:26:24.666 Most joints have one hack for every seven cons. 00:26:25.501 --> 00:26:28.836 There's one hack for every three cons here. 00:26:30.005 --> 00:26:34.968 If you start shitting at night instead of in the morning, they want to know why. 00:26:36.720 --> 00:26:39.639 But let's say you're going to try it anyway. 00:26:40.391 --> 00:26:43.184 First, you've got to get out of the cell. 00:26:43.811 --> 00:26:48.898 Each bar has six hard smaller bars set in a steel tube 00:26:49.024 --> 00:26:51.192 with extra steel poured in. 00:26:51.527 --> 00:26:54.445 And there ain't no way to tunnel out either. 00:26:56.907 --> 00:26:58.324 Shit! 00:26:59.827 --> 00:27:01.953 This island is solid rock. 00:27:03.998 --> 00:27:05.540 See that water? 00:27:08.043 --> 00:27:13.548 There's over a mile's swim to land. And the currents make it seem like 10. 00:27:14.800 --> 00:27:19.053 And the water's so cold it will numb your arms in a matter of minutes. 00:27:20.139 --> 00:27:24.642 And even if you are a good swimmer, you won't have the time to make it. 00:27:25.686 --> 00:27:29.314 There are 12 counts every day. 00:27:31.400 --> 00:27:34.736 Sometimes I think that's all this shithole is. 00:27:35.738 --> 00:27:38.072 One long count. 00:27:38.907 --> 00:27:42.201 We count the hours, the bulls count us, 00:27:42.786 --> 00:27:45.913 and the king bulls count the counts. 00:27:49.043 --> 00:27:51.294 Inside! Everybody in! 00:28:01.013 --> 00:28:03.473 I'm assigning you a permanent job. 00:28:04.808 --> 00:28:07.435 The carpentry shop. It's a paying job. 00:28:08.562 --> 00:28:11.022 -How much? -15 cents an hour. 00:28:14.443 --> 00:28:18.613 -I always knew crime would pay. -It's a job. 00:28:24.620 --> 00:28:25.787 See you later. 00:28:30.918 --> 00:28:35.922 I slept lousy last night. But I sniff the glue. It helps pass the nights. 00:28:36.632 --> 00:28:42.178 -What if they shake down your cell? -I go to the hole. It's worth the chance. 00:28:44.139 --> 00:28:47.850 I guess anything you want bad enough is worth the chance. 00:28:47.976 --> 00:28:49.811 Including busting out? 00:28:50.813 --> 00:28:54.148 Maybe there's a way out. It's on top of your head. 00:28:55.901 --> 00:28:59.278 The ventilator shafts on top of our block. 00:29:00.030 --> 00:29:03.991 -How do you get on top of the block? -Ask the bull for the key. 00:29:05.452 --> 00:29:06.577 Thanks. 00:29:09.832 --> 00:29:12.667 Hey, you jive dude! Where are you going? 00:29:16.130 --> 00:29:18.965 Summer's coming on. It's getting cooler. 00:29:19.967 --> 00:29:23.469 The weather here's as crazy as the Rock. Maybe crazier. 00:29:28.767 --> 00:29:31.561 Mark Twain wrote that the coldest winter he ever spent 00:29:31.687 --> 00:29:34.522 was a summer in San Francisco. I can... 00:29:38.777 --> 00:29:41.195 -Wolf's coming at you. -Is his hand cupped? 00:29:41.280 --> 00:29:42.280 It is. 00:29:42.573 --> 00:29:44.782 -Which one? -His right. 00:30:04.178 --> 00:30:05.470 Break off! 00:30:06.930 --> 00:30:08.055 Drop it, Wolf! 00:30:14.021 --> 00:30:15.521 Drop it, Wolf. 00:30:29.411 --> 00:30:32.371 Do you like D block, Wolf? Well, you'd better. 00:30:32.706 --> 00:30:36.042 'Cause you're going to rot in there for a long time. 00:30:36.877 --> 00:30:38.669 D block, Morris. 00:30:39.838 --> 00:30:42.924 -He came at me. -I said D block. 00:31:05.113 --> 00:31:09.492 -When I get out of here, you're dead. -You may be dead before you get out. 00:32:22.024 --> 00:32:24.525 Warden don't like inmates fighting. 00:32:26.987 --> 00:32:30.406 He don't like them stinking up their cells, either. 00:32:57.100 --> 00:32:58.684 Lights out! 00:33:32.678 --> 00:33:34.428 You're going back to your cell. 00:35:19.910 --> 00:35:21.619 Welcome to Alcatraz. 00:35:30.170 --> 00:35:32.755 -Is anybody over there? -Yeah, me. 00:35:33.715 --> 00:35:36.926 -Come on up front, say hello. -I'm busy. 00:35:37.511 --> 00:35:40.387 How busy can you be in one of these closets? 00:35:51.441 --> 00:35:53.442 Don't worry, I washed it. 00:35:55.737 --> 00:35:58.697 How are you doing, neighbour? I'm Charley Butts. 00:36:02.202 --> 00:36:05.746 -Smallest cell I've ever been in. -You'll get used to it. 00:36:06.331 --> 00:36:10.501 I don't think so. I don't like living alone in one of these cells. 00:36:10.627 --> 00:36:12.795 You'll get used to that, too. 00:36:14.130 --> 00:36:15.714 Breakdown! 00:36:22.681 --> 00:36:24.181 Yard time! 00:36:32.399 --> 00:36:34.316 Button the collar, too. 00:36:37.320 --> 00:36:40.698 -Who's the new fish? -I've got him in next to me. 00:36:40.907 --> 00:36:43.492 -What's your name, kid? -Charley Butts. 00:36:43.577 --> 00:36:48.372 -Charley's butt? -Butts. Butts. Charley Butts. 00:36:49.040 --> 00:36:51.292 You've got a funny frigging name. 00:36:51.459 --> 00:36:53.669 -What's your name? -Al Capone. 00:36:56.006 --> 00:37:00.718 -I thought you were dead. -I've got too much money, I'll never die. 00:37:00.927 --> 00:37:04.388 -Say... You play poker? -Not much. 00:37:04.806 --> 00:37:08.642 I just learned myself. We'll play tomorrow. See you later, kid. 00:37:10.103 --> 00:37:11.770 See you later, Al. 00:37:13.440 --> 00:37:16.483 -I don't believe I just met Al Capone. -I don't either. 00:37:16.610 --> 00:37:17.818 I'm Doc. 00:37:18.778 --> 00:37:21.655 -Charley Butts. -How's the painting going? 00:37:22.490 --> 00:37:25.242 The one of the Warden? It's nearly finished. 00:37:25.368 --> 00:37:28.579 -Are you painting the Warden? -Very inspiring. 00:38:39.859 --> 00:38:42.069 Inside! Everybody in! 00:38:49.285 --> 00:38:50.285 Yes, sir? 00:38:50.412 --> 00:38:54.665 I want painting privileges taken away from Chester Dalton. 00:38:55.458 --> 00:38:58.252 -Doc? -Cell 233. 00:38:59.254 --> 00:39:02.464 -What's the reason? -You're the deputy warden. 00:39:02.590 --> 00:39:04.258 You think of one. 00:39:04.926 --> 00:39:09.096 -When is the suspension to begin? -Not suspension. Elimination. 00:39:12.600 --> 00:39:14.935 -Right away. -Yes, sir. 00:39:22.193 --> 00:39:24.945 Your painting privileges have been removed. 00:39:33.621 --> 00:39:36.582 -Why? -I don't know. 00:39:56.644 --> 00:39:58.479 Painting's all I have! 00:40:00.815 --> 00:40:02.399 I'm sorry, Doc. 00:40:34.224 --> 00:40:35.891 You okay, Doc? 00:40:36.684 --> 00:40:39.353 I think there's something wrong with him. 00:41:22.355 --> 00:41:25.482 If I were you, I'd keep my eye on Doc. He seems pretty upset. 00:41:25.567 --> 00:41:29.278 Cons are always upset about something. Put your overalls on. 00:41:33.950 --> 00:41:35.617 Mr Zimmerman. 00:41:36.786 --> 00:41:39.246 I'm making a new table, I need a hatchet. 00:41:44.377 --> 00:41:46.920 Bob! Get Doc a hatchet. 00:42:13.531 --> 00:42:15.073 Mr Zimmerman! 00:42:16.326 --> 00:42:18.911 Will you come over here for a minute? 00:42:45.605 --> 00:42:48.190 Get him out of here! Get him out! 00:42:50.818 --> 00:42:53.320 Take him out of here. Get him out! 00:42:58.952 --> 00:43:00.702 Get back to work! 00:43:05.041 --> 00:43:06.375 Let's go. Move! 00:43:08.795 --> 00:43:11.713 Everybody, back to work! Let's go! 00:44:11.566 --> 00:44:13.984 Here. Put that in your report. 00:45:13.628 --> 00:45:15.796 What were you doing back there? 00:45:17.632 --> 00:45:19.925 -How about a magazine? -Why not? 00:45:20.802 --> 00:45:22.469 What do you want? 00:45:23.513 --> 00:45:28.809 I've got Boy's Life. I know some queens who fight over it every month. 00:45:28.976 --> 00:45:31.853 Just give me what you've got on top, there. 00:45:39.028 --> 00:45:40.654 I heard about Doc. 00:45:42.824 --> 00:45:44.825 And I know why he did it. 00:45:49.330 --> 00:45:52.207 Somebody took away his painting privileges. 00:45:52.500 --> 00:45:53.625 Who? 00:45:56.546 --> 00:45:58.505 The Warden. 00:46:10.977 --> 00:46:12.185 Morris! 00:46:20.111 --> 00:46:23.071 I hear there was a slight accident in one of the shops. 00:46:23.156 --> 00:46:26.074 Accident? Oh, you mean Doc. 00:46:27.577 --> 00:46:31.580 Someone didn't like his paintings, so he didn't let him paint any more. 00:46:32.123 --> 00:46:35.834 Someone should have warned Doc to be careful about what he painted. 00:46:36.878 --> 00:46:42.007 You're right. There's always a possibility that some asshole will be offended. 00:46:43.092 --> 00:46:45.802 -Isn't there? -We all have to be careful. 00:46:47.847 --> 00:46:49.306 Back in line. 00:47:03.070 --> 00:47:05.030 How is it going, Frank? 00:47:06.866 --> 00:47:09.743 Well, well... If it isn't the Anglins. 00:47:09.911 --> 00:47:13.663 -Are you just dropping by? -We thought we'd pay you a visit. 00:47:13.789 --> 00:47:16.166 -Are you going to stay long? -No, not long. 00:47:16.834 --> 00:47:20.504 -Only 15 or 20 years. -Why the Rock? 00:47:21.255 --> 00:47:25.133 We were going over the wall in Atlanta when we encountered a problem. 00:47:25.218 --> 00:47:27.177 -Such as? -They saw us. 00:47:28.262 --> 00:47:31.640 -That does present a problem. -They shipped us to Leavenworth. 00:47:31.724 --> 00:47:34.309 We didn't like their accommodations either. 00:47:34.936 --> 00:47:38.688 Warden said he knew just the place for us. Alcatraz. 00:47:39.398 --> 00:47:41.525 Is it true no one's ever bust out of here? 00:47:43.444 --> 00:47:44.861 So they tell me. 00:47:44.987 --> 00:47:50.325 Jesus... Wonder what I'd be like after 15 years here. 00:48:56.809 --> 00:49:02.230 -You still reading that Bible? -It's opening up new doors. 00:49:19.290 --> 00:49:21.750 I turn 35 today. Some birthday... 00:49:24.211 --> 00:49:27.422 -When's your birthday? -I don't know. 00:49:28.382 --> 00:49:31.593 -What kind of childhood did you have? -Short. 00:49:37.016 --> 00:49:41.895 I always wanted to see San Francisco. I never thought it would be like this. 00:49:42.021 --> 00:49:44.689 What did you get sent to the Rock for? 00:49:46.442 --> 00:49:49.110 A couple of years ago, I started stealing cars. 00:49:49.236 --> 00:49:54.032 Sometimes I'd strip them and sell the parts. Got sent to the State Pen. 00:49:54.950 --> 00:49:58.411 -Did you end up in Alcatraz for that? -Not exactly. 00:49:58.496 --> 00:50:03.917 There was a bull there that pushed me around, so when I got out I stole his car. 00:50:05.294 --> 00:50:09.381 Unfortunately, I drove across the state line, which made it a federal rap. 00:50:09.507 --> 00:50:12.592 The bull saw to it that I was sent to the Rock. 00:50:15.888 --> 00:50:18.765 English! Visitor for you. 00:50:22.353 --> 00:50:24.688 Butts. You've got a visitor. 00:50:25.439 --> 00:50:27.482 -Me? -Yeah, you. 00:50:27.817 --> 00:50:30.694 Probably somebody who wants their car back. 00:50:53.384 --> 00:50:54.801 Hello, father. 00:51:00.891 --> 00:51:02.809 Why didn't you tell me you were coming? 00:51:04.311 --> 00:51:06.354 I was afraid you wouldn't let me. 00:51:08.065 --> 00:51:10.442 It's just hard to see you like this. 00:51:15.990 --> 00:51:17.699 Your momma's going to die. 00:51:28.294 --> 00:51:29.586 Charley... 00:51:33.048 --> 00:51:37.761 -When? -Well, she's got a few months. 00:51:39.555 --> 00:51:45.685 -Can you call her? -We can't make any phone calls. 00:51:46.061 --> 00:51:50.273 It's not allowed to discuss the rules of the prison. Stick to your personal life. 00:51:50.399 --> 00:51:53.818 This is my personal life. Do you get a kick out of it? 00:51:54.904 --> 00:51:58.031 Hello? Hello! 00:52:01.702 --> 00:52:07.707 I love you, Charley. 00:52:34.652 --> 00:52:38.571 -Frank? -Yeah. 00:52:39.532 --> 00:52:42.242 If you ever try to get out of here, I want in. 00:52:59.301 --> 00:53:02.262 -Must be Wednesday. -Why? 00:53:03.347 --> 00:53:07.684 Mystery mounds. We always have mystery mounds on Wednesday. 00:53:08.435 --> 00:53:11.521 I can't taste it. I just eat out of habit. 00:53:15.985 --> 00:53:19.654 -What's the movie this weekend? -Some cowboy piece of shit. 00:53:20.990 --> 00:53:24.158 Hey! At least they could show us a gangster movie. 00:53:29.623 --> 00:53:32.333 I may have found a way out of here. 00:53:38.340 --> 00:53:40.133 You looking at something? 00:53:46.640 --> 00:53:50.226 The way I figure it, this cell block is really getting old. 00:53:51.312 --> 00:53:56.024 The moist air is corroding the concrete, and the salt is rusting the metal. 00:53:57.067 --> 00:54:01.279 I took a nail clipper. I dug around the grille in the back of the cell. 00:54:02.156 --> 00:54:05.658 With some work I can dig that grille out of there, enlarge the hole 00:54:05.784 --> 00:54:11.122 and get into the utility corridor, that might lead to the roof. 00:54:11.624 --> 00:54:14.584 How will we hide the hole while we're working on it? 00:54:15.586 --> 00:54:20.465 We can tear the ads out of magazines and make cardboard out of them. 00:54:20.591 --> 00:54:23.176 Paint grilles on that and put it back in the hole. 00:54:23.302 --> 00:54:27.639 Maybe partially obscure it with a towel or a bathrobe or whatever. 00:54:27.723 --> 00:54:31.726 I've ordered an accordion, which I'm going to put in front of my hole. 00:54:31.810 --> 00:54:36.814 If we get out of the cell house, they'll know we're gone at the next count. 00:54:37.399 --> 00:54:41.361 We'll leave at night. That way, they won't know 'til the morning. 00:54:41.528 --> 00:54:46.574 We have to make dummy heads out of plaster, cardboard or whatever. 00:54:47.826 --> 00:54:51.079 Put them in the bunks, and the guards won't know. 00:54:51.622 --> 00:54:54.582 You work in the barber shop. You can get the hair. 00:54:54.708 --> 00:54:59.212 -How do we get across the bay? -You work in the clothing shop. 00:55:01.256 --> 00:55:04.884 You're going to steal some raincoats and some contact cement. 00:55:05.719 --> 00:55:10.556 We'll make life rafts and life preservers. I read about it in Popular Mechanics. 00:55:11.392 --> 00:55:13.893 They're going to think we go to Frisco. 00:55:14.228 --> 00:55:16.688 We won't. We'll go to Angel Island instead. 00:55:19.566 --> 00:55:20.608 What about me? 00:55:23.237 --> 00:55:26.489 You'll stand guard while I dig. I'll stand guard while you dig. 00:55:26.615 --> 00:55:28.825 You two trade off the same way. 00:55:34.415 --> 00:55:37.125 -What are our chances? -Slim. 00:55:39.420 --> 00:55:41.546 -I'm in. -Me, too. 00:55:41.922 --> 00:55:43.047 I want to go. 00:55:53.392 --> 00:55:56.769 -Charley. -Yeah. 00:55:57.646 --> 00:56:00.481 I'm going to start digging, so keep an eye out for the bulls. 00:56:00.566 --> 00:56:03.443 If you see one coming, you start whistling. 00:57:02.211 --> 00:57:04.045 -How's it going? -Fair. 00:57:12.554 --> 00:57:15.598 Whoever named this place the Rock wasn't kidding. 00:57:15.724 --> 00:57:19.435 Working with those nail clippers just doesn't have any grip. 00:57:38.372 --> 00:57:40.665 Hey, guard. 00:57:43.877 --> 00:57:44.919 Yeah? 00:57:45.003 --> 00:57:49.048 Can I exchange this spoon? Looks like it's been sticking in someone's ass. 00:57:50.050 --> 00:57:52.385 And I want to ask about working in the kitchen. 00:57:56.348 --> 00:57:58.516 -Go ahead. -Thank you. 00:58:06.650 --> 00:58:10.570 -I want to join the kitchen detail. -Can you cook? 00:58:10.696 --> 00:58:14.991 -Can I turn this spoon in for another? -You're goddamn right, I can cook! 00:58:15.325 --> 00:58:20.788 I used to be a cook in a cafe in Georgia. Everybody loved my meatballs. 00:58:20.914 --> 00:58:25.626 -Did you quit or get fired? -Neither. I robbed the cafe. 00:58:41.518 --> 00:58:45.771 -Heard you had a visitor. -My daughter. She's getting married. 00:58:47.274 --> 00:58:50.610 He's white. Just like you. 00:58:51.653 --> 00:58:53.404 Congratulations. 00:58:54.907 --> 00:58:58.201 -Want a magazine? -Yeah. What do you recommend? 00:59:01.955 --> 00:59:03.372 Ebony. 00:59:08.712 --> 00:59:10.171 Hey, English... 00:59:12.674 --> 00:59:16.928 Is it possible to weld two pieces of metal together, here in the cell? 00:59:19.014 --> 00:59:21.599 For digging or sticking? 00:59:22.976 --> 00:59:24.268 Digging. 00:59:26.146 --> 00:59:31.651 It ain't easy, but I could show you. Planning on going somewhere? 00:59:36.823 --> 00:59:41.827 There hasn't been a day that I've been here, that I didn't think of busting out. 00:59:42.371 --> 00:59:47.333 If I'd known, when I slashed my tendon, I'd have slashed my throat instead. 00:59:54.841 --> 00:59:58.678 -Hey, Litmus. Can you get me a dime? -No problem. 00:59:59.096 --> 01:00:01.973 -Cost you 10 desserts. -I need it tonight. 01:00:02.099 --> 01:00:04.934 No problem. Cost you extra five. 01:00:05.060 --> 01:00:09.021 If you get me a dime, I'll toss in 10 beetles for your mouse. 01:00:58.905 --> 01:01:00.364 Thanks. 01:02:49.015 --> 01:02:51.142 Hey, Frank. What's burning? 01:02:53.812 --> 01:02:57.857 If you see one of those bulls coming, you just start whistling. 01:04:03.381 --> 01:04:06.008 Hey, Spoof. What's for breakfast? 01:04:39.292 --> 01:04:41.418 I smell something burning. 01:04:42.128 --> 01:04:44.880 I don't smell anything. 01:04:45.006 --> 01:04:50.052 It must be in my imagination. Working nights gets to you after a while. 01:04:52.430 --> 01:04:54.723 You ought to try it from my side. 01:05:13.326 --> 01:05:15.786 Keep an eye out, he may be back. 01:06:04.377 --> 01:06:08.047 Do you think the grille's welded on two hook anchors? 01:06:08.214 --> 01:06:10.049 If I get a wedge from the carpentry shop 01:06:10.175 --> 01:06:14.053 I may be able to knock them loose. 01:06:26.483 --> 01:06:29.068 This might just be what I'm looking for. 01:06:29.402 --> 01:06:34.073 -It won't get through the metal detector. -I know. 01:06:42.165 --> 01:06:46.335 -Morris, hold it. -I made it for a clothes peg. 01:06:46.461 --> 01:06:51.090 -Why the metal over the edge? -So the clothes would slide off easy. 01:06:51.257 --> 01:06:53.300 I don't believe you. 01:06:53.426 --> 01:06:57.221 I didn't try to hide it. Why would I try to take metal through a metal detector? 01:06:57.764 --> 01:06:59.056 Because you're stupid. 01:07:02.477 --> 01:07:03.894 Move it. 01:10:48.411 --> 01:10:50.078 Open up 107. 01:10:54.792 --> 01:10:58.503 What did you order this stuff for? You don't look like the painting type. 01:10:58.630 --> 01:11:01.131 You wouldn't know talent if it looked you in the face. 01:11:01.257 --> 01:11:04.551 I'm looking you in the face, and I don't see jack shit. 01:11:18.691 --> 01:11:21.151 Hair. Your color. 01:11:22.528 --> 01:11:23.779 Frank. 01:11:26.532 --> 01:11:29.117 Paint. One of them's flesh colored. 01:11:30.203 --> 01:11:34.539 -What are you painting? -I don't know. The ocean, maybe. 01:11:35.458 --> 01:11:39.628 If you're using flesh colored paint, you'd better paint a portrait. 01:15:55.801 --> 01:16:00.805 Frank! 01:16:14.070 --> 01:16:18.323 -Morris go to sleep early tonight? -Yeah. He wasn't feeling well. 01:16:18.908 --> 01:16:21.660 He must sleep pretty soundly. He hasn't moved. 01:16:50.231 --> 01:16:51.439 Morris? 01:16:52.984 --> 01:16:54.609 Yeah. What's up? 01:16:59.448 --> 01:17:01.700 I went up on top last night. 01:17:02.868 --> 01:17:05.578 I saw the ventilator shaft to the roof. 01:17:05.830 --> 01:17:08.164 I can't reach it, I might need a boost. 01:17:10.501 --> 01:17:13.712 -How are you all coming? -My dummy's ready. 01:17:14.505 --> 01:17:17.048 The hole's done. I'm just starting the dummy. 01:17:18.718 --> 01:17:20.302 I ain't doing too good. 01:17:22.930 --> 01:17:25.140 Tonight, John and I'll go up. 01:17:32.064 --> 01:17:36.109 Can you get the raincoats? We might as well start hauling them up. 01:17:37.445 --> 01:17:39.738 I'll wear one back from the shop each day. 01:17:39.905 --> 01:17:43.616 There's a different hack in the afternoon. He'll think I wore it to work. 01:17:45.077 --> 01:17:48.580 -Can you get that contact cement? -I keep inventory. 01:18:54.063 --> 01:18:55.647 Give me a boost. 01:19:02.905 --> 01:19:04.989 The bars feel pretty solid. 01:19:06.575 --> 01:19:10.453 Seems to be a metal hood riveted onto iron uprights. 01:19:11.205 --> 01:19:14.749 We can spread the bars with a pipe, and knock the hood off. 01:19:17.837 --> 01:19:20.088 There's an electrical outlet here. 01:19:20.214 --> 01:19:24.759 If we could get a motor and a drill bit, a flashlight, we'd have it all. 01:19:24.885 --> 01:19:27.387 Where's the nearest hardware store? 01:19:46.699 --> 01:19:50.910 Could you get me an extension cord and a drill bit out of the shop? 01:19:51.036 --> 01:19:53.496 If they find out, I go to the hole. 01:19:54.874 --> 01:19:59.878 All right. But from now on, you put your desserts onto my tray. 01:20:02.381 --> 01:20:04.549 Time's up! Back to the cells. 01:20:05.718 --> 01:20:08.928 Damn it! Just when I thought we was doing good. 01:20:16.061 --> 01:20:18.730 I can use this. 01:20:18.856 --> 01:20:20.356 Are you crazy? 01:20:47.968 --> 01:20:50.094 Hold it, Morris! 01:20:51.764 --> 01:20:55.141 I want to take a look at one of those cases. 01:21:00.105 --> 01:21:01.606 Try this one. 01:21:07.363 --> 01:21:09.364 Let's open it up. 01:21:20.918 --> 01:21:23.127 I stole this pen light from the Doc. 01:23:13.906 --> 01:23:16.074 Give me a boost. 01:23:28.921 --> 01:23:30.254 Pipe. 01:24:12.965 --> 01:24:16.300 Okay... Hand me the drill. 01:25:12.524 --> 01:25:14.025 It's all through. 01:25:30.459 --> 01:25:31.709 Fire! 01:25:33.378 --> 01:25:35.671 Hey! 50 millimeter guns. 01:25:38.425 --> 01:25:43.054 I'm worried about the shakedowns. My cardboard grille keeps slipping out. 01:25:44.264 --> 01:25:48.559 Put some contact cement around the edges. That should take care of it. 01:25:54.233 --> 01:25:57.068 How's the rafts and the life jackets coming? 01:25:58.111 --> 01:26:01.739 Okay. I think they'll be done Tuesday. 01:26:04.409 --> 01:26:06.327 Tuesday night we go. 01:26:26.431 --> 01:26:30.726 -What's that for? -I was just thinking about Doc. 01:26:31.061 --> 01:26:35.106 We planted those chrysanthemums 15 years ago. 01:26:35.732 --> 01:26:38.609 They meant a lot to Doc. To me, too. 01:26:38.735 --> 01:26:41.863 -I had a garden once. -What did you grow? Weeds? 01:26:42.614 --> 01:26:45.408 It's against regulations, Morris, and you know it. 01:26:59.756 --> 01:27:01.299 Stretcher! 01:27:03.135 --> 01:27:05.761 -I'll get the medics. -He won't need one. 01:27:18.191 --> 01:27:21.193 Some men are destined never to leave Alcatraz 01:27:24.281 --> 01:27:25.406 alive. 01:27:41.840 --> 01:27:44.759 -Got those books that may help you. -Thanks. 01:27:47.179 --> 01:27:51.098 -See you later, man. -Goodbye, boy. 01:28:10.369 --> 01:28:13.329 So long, boy. 01:28:29.429 --> 01:28:30.888 Shakedown. 01:28:36.520 --> 01:28:39.563 Move. Move, move, move. 01:28:52.494 --> 01:28:53.619 Take a seat. 01:29:36.246 --> 01:29:39.915 -Have you been playing this thing long? -A couple of months. 01:29:42.794 --> 01:29:45.463 -You any good? -Terrible. 01:29:48.592 --> 01:29:50.468 You'll get better. 01:30:00.604 --> 01:30:01.937 Excuse me. 01:30:10.572 --> 01:30:13.407 That's one of the benefits of Alcatraz. 01:30:14.493 --> 01:30:16.410 Lots of time to practice. 01:30:20.791 --> 01:30:24.710 Has Morris been doing anything unusual recently? 01:30:24.836 --> 01:30:28.047 Sometimes he stays up late, talking with Butts. 01:30:28.507 --> 01:30:30.883 -Split them up. Move Morris. -Yes, sir. 01:30:31.218 --> 01:30:36.639 I'll have to get a cell ready and do the paperwork. 01:30:36.765 --> 01:30:39.016 We could move him, say Wednesday. 01:30:40.352 --> 01:30:43.354 -Tuesday morning. -Yes, sir. 01:30:56.576 --> 01:31:01.372 I missed you, Morris. I missed you so much, I've got a present for you. 01:31:02.833 --> 01:31:05.543 I'll give it to you later. 01:31:06.670 --> 01:31:08.379 Get your ass back here! 01:31:16.638 --> 01:31:19.306 He'll kill you. Or you'll have to kill him. 01:31:21.643 --> 01:31:24.895 Yeah, well, I'm not going to give him the chance. 01:31:25.063 --> 01:31:29.233 Can you get the rafts and the life jackets ready to go by tonight? 01:31:32.237 --> 01:31:34.572 We'll all meet on top, as soon as lights are out. 01:31:52.465 --> 01:31:55.634 -Wolf. You carrying? -Who? Me? 01:32:00.390 --> 01:32:01.932 Move out. 01:32:42.974 --> 01:32:46.477 -Where are you going, Wolfie? -I'm just going for a walk. 01:32:47.812 --> 01:32:49.521 Let's take that walk. 01:32:57.656 --> 01:33:02.993 After six months in the hole, you could use some exercise. 01:33:09.834 --> 01:33:13.587 -Butts! -I'll meet you up on top. 01:33:18.468 --> 01:33:19.802 Let's go. 01:33:33.400 --> 01:33:36.402 Yeah... You're going, too. 01:35:04.491 --> 01:35:05.949 Butts? 01:35:10.914 --> 01:35:12.706 Butts, goddamn it. 01:41:17.029 --> 01:41:20.073 I can't risk tearing this gear. What's left of it... 01:41:20.199 --> 01:41:22.451 Throw me this stuff when I get over. 01:42:08.247 --> 01:42:10.540 Watch the barbed wire. 01:46:07.820 --> 01:46:09.946 Get up, Morris. It's moving day. 01:46:11.657 --> 01:46:14.868 I said get up, Morris. Open up 109. 01:46:16.829 --> 01:46:20.582 Goddamn it, Morris! I said... 01:46:22.376 --> 01:46:23.877 Jesus Christ! 01:47:02.708 --> 01:47:05.502 Morning, Sergeant. What have you got? 01:47:05.628 --> 01:47:10.924 Photos and a notebook of Clarence Anglin. The bag's made from a raincoat. 01:47:13.385 --> 01:47:15.845 -It would appear that they drowned. -Why? 01:47:16.013 --> 01:47:18.932 If that was important enough to take along, they wouldn't have lost it. 01:47:19.266 --> 01:47:21.184 Maybe they lost it to look like they drowned. 01:48:05.020 --> 01:48:08.898 Warden, we just got a message from the Director. 01:48:09.066 --> 01:48:10.942 He wants you on the next plane to Washington. 01:48:11.277 --> 01:48:16.156 -Do chrysanthemums grow here? -Not here on Angel Island. Why? 01:48:16.907 --> 01:48:18.283 I'm curious. 01:48:19.827 --> 01:48:24.414 The tides were mild and the fog light last night. 01:48:25.916 --> 01:48:30.336 If they left at lights out, they had a nine-and-a-half hour head start. 01:48:31.922 --> 01:48:35.008 -I wonder if they made it. -They drowned. 01:48:37.553 --> 01:48:39.095 Yes, sir. 01:48:39.119 --> 01:48:59.119 Telegram Channel and Instagram Page .:: @bollbolljan_com ::.