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Barbara Leigh starred in 'Terminal Island' (1973). The film's plot involves a California initiative that turns San Bruno island into a dumping ground for first-degree murder convicts, led by the tyrannical Bobby. Leigh's character finds herself amidst an all-out confrontation for control of the island.
別名: Phyllis Elizabeth Davis
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Phyllis Elizabeth Davis (July 17, 1940 – September 27, 2013) was an American actress known primarily for her television work. She studied at Lamar University and attended acting classes at the Pasadena Playhouse. Davis is best recognized for her role as Beatrice Travis in Aaron Spelling's dramatic series Vega$, appearing in all 66 prime-time episodes from 1978 to 1981 on ABC. Additionally, she played a role in the film 'Beyond the Valley of the Dolls' (1970).
公開年: 1973
別題: L'île du non-retour, Kvindefængslet på Djævleøen, Pirunsaari U.S.A., Pirunsaari USA, Le dernier pénitencier, Knuckle-Men, To nisi ton katharmaton, To teleftaio nisi tis Kolaseos, To teleftaio nisi ton zontanon nekron, Terminal Island - L'Isola dei Dannati, Djeveløya, La isla de los condenados, Männer wie Tiger, Männer wie die Tiger
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制作会社: Dimension Pictures
ジャンル: Action, Drama, Thriller, Crime, exploitation film, action film
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After California designates San Bruno island as a dumping ground for first-degree murder convicts following a Supreme Court decision to outlaw the death penalty, two factions emerge among the inmates. The tyrannical Bobby controls the main camp, treating the women as sex slaves and ruling with an iron fist. Meanwhile, A.J. leads a group of more free-minded murderers who have escaped into hiding on the island. When A.J.'s group liberates the captive women from Bobby's control, tensions escalate towards an all-out confrontation for dominance over Terminal Island.
Terminal Island is a 1973 exploitation film directed by Stephanie Rothman and co-written with James Barnett and Charles S. Swartz. Set against the backdrop of California's response to the outlawing of capital punishment, the film explores themes of power dynamics, gender roles, and societal containment through its depiction of convicted murderers stranded on a remote island. The movie is notable for its exploration of these socio-political issues within the context of the exploitation genre.