I'm Going to Get You, Elliott Boy | |
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Directed by | Ed Forsyth |
Screenplay by | Joseph E. Duhamel Ed Forsyth Paul Fulford Jerry Thomas |
Produced by | Avron M. Slutker |
Starring | Ross Stephanson Maureen McGill |
Cinematography | Peter Reusch |
Edited by | Ed Forsyth |
Music by | Allan Alper |
Production company | Cinepro |
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Running time | 75 minutes |
Country | Canada |
Language | English |
I'm Going to Get You, Elliott Boy is a Canadian prison drama film, directed by Ed Forsyth and released in 1971.[1] The film stars Ross Stephanson as Elliott Markson, a young man who is sent to prison after being set up to rob a bank by his girlfriend Sherri (Maureen McGill), and is hardened by the experience until becoming a cold-blooded killer,[2] principally by the prevalence of prison rape and physical and mental abuse.[3]