Escape From Alcatraz (1979) - Discovering the Escape Ending Scene | Movieclips
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- Escape From Alcatraz - Discovering the Escape Ending Scene: The prisoners' escape gets discovered.
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Frank Morris (Clint Eastwood), a hardened con with a history of prison breaks, is sent to serve the rest of his life sentence at Alcatraz -- America's most infamously brutal and inescapable maximum security prison. Morris quickly realizes the prison's dehumanizing effects and clashes with its cruel warden (Patrick McGoohan). Fed up with life at Alcatraz, Morris and two convict brothers (Fred Ward, Jack Thibeau) meticulously plan the unthinkable: an escape from the island.
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Cast: Patrick McGoohan
Director: Don Siegel
Producer: Don Siegel
Screenwriter: Richard Tuggle
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Even if they didn’t survive, there’s no denying this was truly an amazing escape attempt.
The bodies would have washed up somewhere if they didn’t survive....
So it was a good escape if you’re saying that then if I’m right. I think they escaped because they said they were going to go to another island and maybe someone took them with their boat to go to San Francisco and they came to San Francisco. I think that was the truth.
For the record, I’m not saying that I believe they didn’t make it, I’m just saying if they didn’t.
@@Wolf_Dominic I think they did because they found no body’s that is my opinion.
@@gamer12463 I think they did too.
Just look at the frustration on the wardens face just before he tosses the flower into the water,he knows they made it but his ego won't allow him to admit the fact that the three were clever enough to put on over on him,like when Andy set the Warden up in ShawShank.
I remember watching this movie a lot as a kid, being fascinated by it. When on holiday USA a year later and actually visiting Alcatraz was an experience i'll never forget
As of right now, there is zero evidence that they died while escaping. None of the three bodies washed ashore. Not one shoe, shirt or any other item that was being worn. Considering that the waters were fairly calm the night of the escape, it is highly feasible that they made it to the mainland.
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Hell yeah!
@@Yk79586Frank?
All three are still on the FBI most wanted list.
@@marcdewey1242 That alone says so much.
When the Mythbusters re-staged the escape, Adam Savage made a good point. If you're trying to make an escape proof prison, maybe don't build it with an invisible crawlspace between the cells?
Even more poignant now that there's good evidence that the escapees made it safely to land and lived out their lives in South America.
Rip Donald Siegel, Frank Ronzio, Patrick Joesph McGoohan, Bruce M Fischer, Freddie Joe Ward, Roberts Scott Blossom, Paul Benjamin, Fred Stuthman, Matthew Locricchio, Fred George Manes, Gary George Goodrow, Jim Haynie, Lloyd Nelson, Dan Leegant, Robert Hirschfeld, George Orrison, Joesph William Knowland, Henry William Haar Jr, Eugene W Jackson ll, Joe Miksak, and Lars E Hensen, you will be missed
There are just rumours and recreations of escape say it is possible they succeeded.
I was in high school in SF in 1963 when "the Great Escape" happened. It's my opinion and that of
other SF residents and workers at The Rock that the three all escaped.
Yes I know they were criminals who
were in prison for a reason. But as long as they ultimately went straight after escaping (which they must have if they did) then I really hope they made it, it’s just such a cool story.
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I personally think they did make it. Considering they never found them dead or alive that says a lot
Great movie, an even greater man. What I wouldn't do to meet Clint before he leaves us behind.
Same here
Clint Eastwood is 93 years old today as of now.
Clint is the GOAT of Hollywood
I've lived in the Bay Area for most of my life and I sometimes looked across the waters and the various landmasses and thought about escapees and what their journeys were like.
One of my favorite history stories. We will probably never know. Even though they were criminals, this was very impressive.
Even if Charly Butts did managed to rendezvous and then escape Alcatraz with Frank Morris and the Anglin Brothers, the police would have known where to find Butts since he would have gone straight back to his wife as a family reunion, so he'd have gotten recaptured back to Alcatraz for good.
The fact they managed to leave the island alone is already a testament, but we may believe they may made it
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Patrick McGoohan excellent as the vindictive , resentful warden . Great work Clint
Its not a horror movie but i feel the creepy vibes,i remember watching this for the first time with my dad and i got this weird feelings maybe because of the dummies
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I saw the movie first.
Then later went to Alcatraz in 1986. That felt creepy too. You can definitely sense the feelings of isolation, enclosed behind walls and bars. Also the feeling knowing that you're probably going to die there. If not my natural causes, by getting murdered by another inmate. Definitely a place of loneliness and hopelessness.
It's no wonder some prisoners would crack because of the the repetitive routine day and day out.
It's no wonder the last prisoner that was escorted off the island made the famous statement during its closure; "Alcatraz, was no good for nobody."
I'm not sure if that counts for the guards and their family or the warden and his family. But still...
They did an investigation in the early 2000's to see if it was truly possible to survive. They concluded it was nearly impossible given the conditions. I personally think they did survive the escape but something might of happened to them when they tried to leave San Fran. IF I can go back in time and just observe one event in history that escape would be on my list.
I remember MythBusters did an episode on the Alcatraz Escape. If the three did attempt to go to Angel Island, they probably wouldn't have made it, as they would have been fighting against the tides. But, because Frank Morris had a high IQ and experience with escaping prisons, they believed he would have been watching the tides and deduced it would have been suicide to go to Angel Island. If the three had changed plans to go to the Marin Headlands instead, then they would have had a better chance of survival, going with the strong currents, rather than against them.
Evidence found in the 2010s actually suggests that Morris and the Anglins did indeed survive, as the remains of a raft were discovered on Angel Island, contrary to the initial FBI reports, and there were footprints leading away from the raft. There was also a report of a 1955 blue Chevrolet that had been stolen on the night of the escape by three men, who could've been Morris and the Anglins.
People who rely on scientific investigation and recreations to determine if they escape aren’t taking into account something referred to as miracles.
The cell was opened up just a tad too early when guard asked for cell to be opened.
no it was not
They all made it alive, Frank Morris died in 2008 and left a letter for the fbi... And I personally know a Seal Team 1 member helped with their escape
The warden underestimated Morris Morris was smarter than the warden anyway
The main guy (Frank) who was played by Clint Eastwood already had a very high IQ. One of the reasons why he was so successful at robbing banks for so long.
Frank left that flower there for the warden to find
@@jwiese100 not really
The dummy heads weren't nearly that elaborate in reality. Great film.
Maybe some of the angels from the island helped. It was called angel island.
Rip fred ward
Decades later you find yourself stikk rooting for clint. Thats how great the movie is.
Interesting that there's a supposed picture of the Anglin brothers in South America. Definitely looks like them. At their mother's funeral people noted two 'elderly, stocky, women with heavy makeup that appeared and were gone before anyone really took notice. (The FBI was watching the family.) Of note, the Anglin brothers spent their summers swimming in Lake Michigan and were expert swimmers used to cold water. The Anglin family maintains the photos were indeed lost on purpose to make it look like they drowned. (It also gave the warden a convenient alibi.) Every part of the escape was masterfully thought through.
Very interesting
Love it
Radiohead the bends
lol
The character actor who plays the deputy warden was also in several of the Farrelly Brothers movies.
In a way, it looks like the warden was placing a flower on their grave.
Just like his ancestor: Longshanks also underestimated William Wallace
The warden is king long shanks from Brave heart.
He was also Secret Agent Man & The Prisoner.
I always thought that he kind of looked like the last warden of Alcatraz who was Olin G. Blackwell.
Which upon reading about him was the least strict of all the wardens. Quite the opposite of the one portrayed in the movie who was like the warden that would take pleasure in your suffering.
Pretty sadistic!
And they never found them until this day.
Mastermind ❤
"Who is this person speaking to me as if I needed his advice?"
I have declared Phillip my high counsil.
Wolf would have made it if he was part of the escape
He was in cell 138 not 109
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So most of Shawshank is inspired from this movie?
it's not a patch on this film.
they made it they just hiding good but they old
😂😂 hahah