22 Jun 1987
Mann kann ja nie wissen
A documentary-feature film mix detailing the life of famous German dadaist Kurt Schwitters.
I Want to Live!
The murder trial that shook the world!
Brazen perpetual offender Barbara Graham tries to go straight but she finds herself implicated in a murder and sent to death row.
Top Billed Cast
Susan Hayward Barbara Graham
Simon Oakland Edward S. 'Ed' Montgomery
Virginia Vincent Peg
Theodore Bikel Carl G.G. Palmberg
Wesley Lau Henry L. Graham
Philip Coolidge Emmett Perkins
Lou Krugman John R. 'Jack' Santo
James Philbrook Bruce King
Bartlett Robinson District Attorney Milton
Gage Clarke Attorney Richard G. Tibrow
Joe De Santis Al Matthews
John Marley Father Devers
Raymond Bailey San Quentin Warden
Gertrude Flynn San Quentin Matron
Russell Thorson San Quentin Sgt.
Dabbs Greer San Quentin Capt.
Stafford Repp Police Sgt.
Gavin MacLeod Police Lt.
Alice Backes Barbara, San Quentin Nurse
Wendell Holmes Detective
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