Frank Morris (as played by actor Clint Eastwood) is a character based on real life in the 1979 drama 'Escape From Alcatraz'.
Frank sets the metal detector off then hands the guard what he's been working...
English pushes the library cart up to Frank's cell just as Frank is investiga...
English limps about the small caged library, telling Frank his story.
The warden calls Frank out of the mess line to talk. Frank responds to the wa...
After walking away from the warden, Frank sits down next to the Anglin brothers.
Frank takes the books English hands him then pushes the cart toward the exit.
Frank has just begun working on digging out of the prison. He pauses, turns o...
In the prison yard Frank walks over to a con who's painting. Frank asks about...
In the mess everyone is eating. Everyone stops when Frank speaks.
Frank is allowed up the bleachers in the yard. Once English tells him the dea...
An inmate siting close to them at the table looks over when Frank says he may...
The warden and a guard come to Frank's cell and shake it down. The come up em...
Frank is siting quietly looking down at his tray. When he speaks everyone pau...
On top of the cell block, Frank and John discuss ways to get through the bars...
Wolf attacked frank in the yard with a shank. Frank fended him off until the ...
A new inmate is put in the cell next to Frank's. After flushing the commode F...
In the showers, Wolf chases the inmate showering next to Frank away with a si...
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