Deathwatch

Deathwatch

Deathwatch

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Deathwatch

"Homosexual outlaws on a rampage!"

1966

1h 28m

4.1(7 votes)

Drama

Overview

Based on a play by Jean Genet, a small-time thief battles with his gay cellmate over a third illiterate, muscular convict.

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10 members

Acting

Michael Forest

Greeneyes

Michael Forest

Directing

Paul Mazursky

Maurice

Paul Mazursky

Acting

Leonard Nimoy

Jules LaFranc

Leonard Nimoy

Acting

Robert Ellenstein

Guard

Robert Ellenstein

Acting

Gavin MacLeod

Emil

Gavin MacLeod

Acting

Susan Breckir

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Acting

Fletcher Fist

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Ed Johnson

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Robert Pickering

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Andre Tayir

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