Twelve months probation period

Movie
German title	Twelve months probation period
Original title	Invisible Stripes
Country of production	United States
original language	English
Publishing year	1939
length	78 minutes
Age rating	FSK 12
Rod
Director	Lloyd Bacon
script	Warren Duff
production	Louis F. Edelman Hal B. Wallis Jack L. Warner
music	Ray Heindorf Max Steiner Leo F. Forbstein
camera	Ernest Haller
cut	James Gibbon
occupation
George Raft : Cliff Taylor Jane Bryan : Peggy William Holden : Tim Taylor Humphrey Bogart : Chuck Martin Flora Robson : Mrs. Taylor Moroni Olsen : The Warden Henry O'Neill : Parole Officer Masters Paul Kelly : Ed Kruger Lee Patrick : Molly Daniels (Chuck's blonde) Marc Lawrence : Lefty Sloan Joe Downing : Johnny Hudson Tully Marshall : Old Peter Margot Stevenson : Sue Joseph Crehan : Mr. Chasen Chester Clute : Mr. Butler John Hamilton : Police Capt. Johnson Frankie Thomas : Tommy McNeill William Haade : Shrank

Twelve months on probation is an American movie from the year 1939 with George Raft and Jane Bryan in the lead roles. The supporting role was cast with Humphrey Bogart . Directed by Lloyd Bacon .

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“When Chuck Martin is released from jail, there is a straight road ahead of him - a straight way back into his criminal life. He knows exactly: in the building as well as outside, he will never be able to take off the invisible strips of prisoner's clothing. In this explosive, socially critical crime thriller, Humphrey Bogart, in the role of Martin, is still punching his way into Hollywood's starry sky with a mocking grin. First up in the cast is George Raft - he plays Martin's ex-Sing-Sing prison brother, Cliff Taylor, who renounces his criminal past in order to be a role model for his little brother. But Taylor only awaits suspicion, public contempt, and unemployment. So he asks his cell buddy for help. Does Martin mind letting an old prisoner participate in his breaches? Not at all. Then as now, crime doesn't pay off. But it is still billed. "

- Warner Home Video DVD table of contents

useful information

• The film premiered on December 30, 1939 in the United States. In Germany it was only shown in a television premiere on June 20, 1965.
• The budget was US $ 500,000.
• Production started in September 1939.
• The film was shot at Sing Sing Penitentiary - 354 Hunter Street, Ossining , New York and at the Warner Brothers Burbank Studio.
• The production companies were First National Pictures and Warner Bros.

Reviews

“Solid gangster film that Lloyd Bacon (“ The 42nd Street ”) directed with the now largely forgotten George Raft in the lead role. While Raft's penitent ex-con is being driven back into crime by the environment, Humphrey Bogart, as so often at this time , plays the tough boy for whom a decent life is out of the question. In his second film role, the young William Holden ("Sunset Boulevard") embodies the little brother Rafts, whom he wants to protect. "

- Video Week

DVD release

The DVD was released on November 21, 2008 by Warner Home Video . The DVD contains the English, German and Italian versions. There are also many specials included:

Web links

• Twelve months probation period in the Internet Movie Database (English)