20,000 Years in Sing Sing is historically important because it was the only time movie legends Spencer Tracy and Bette Davis shared the screen. It was released early in both of their careers, several years before either of these two time Oscar winners would first take home the acting world's top prize. The title of the movie refers to the cumulative number of years all the inmates of Sing Sing were sentenced to.
This early prison picture was based on a book written by Lewis E. Lawes, a warden of the famous prison on the Hudson River in New York State. He was still serving as warden when this movie was being filmed and he gave Warner Brothers and director Michael Curtiz permission to shoot both exterior and interior scenes there. These include several mob scenes that would be recycled by the studio for their 1940 remake called Castle on the Hudson, starring John Garfield and Ann Sheridan.



Oscar and Golden Globe-winners Bette Davis and Spencer Tracy star in this powerful drama about a girl who commits murder to protect her honor. The girl's boyfriend, who is a hardened criminal, takes the rap to protect her. Co-starring the talented Lyle Talbot and Arthur Byron
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