Jackson County Jail
The cops are there to protect her… but who will protect her from the cops?
1976 · 1h 24m · R
Crime, Drama
Directed by
Michael Miller
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Jackson County Jail
Overview
A young woman stumbles into a nightmare land of hijacking and humiliation while driving cross-country from California to New York.
Director and cast
- Michael Miller Director
- Yvette Mimieux as Dinah Hunter
- Tommy Lee Jones as Coley Blake
- Robert Carradine as Bobby Ray
- Howard Hesseman as David
- Nancy Lee Noble as Lola
- Betty Thomas as Waitress
- Hal Needham as Chief of Fallsburg Police
- Mary Woronov as Pearl
- Severn Darden as Sheriff Dempsey
- Cliff Emmich Cast
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