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Prison Breaker
A British secret service agent falls in love with the daughter of a leading London criminal, and soon after becoming involved with her father finds himself in prison facing a charge of manslaughter..
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A British secret service agent falls in love with the daughter of a leading London criminal, and soon after becoming involved with her father finds himself in prison facing a charge of manslaughter..
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Genre:Crime, Drama
Written By:Frank Witty
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Runtime:69 minutes
Studio:George Smith Productions
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