In the prison parts of the movie, Olmos managed to get on screen real-life gang members from the Bloods and Crips, Aryan Brotherhood, Nazi Lowriders, Hell's Angels, 18th Street, White Fence, La Colonia de Watts, Dogtown, East Side Clover and the infamous Black Guerilla Family.
J.D.:
We appreciate you've taken a time to talk to us.
Don Antonio Scagnelli:
What can I do for you?
J.D.:
It's gonna be some changes in the way business is done in East L.A. From now on our people are gonna be responsible for the East L.A. exchange. All deliveries between Mexico and ...
Many of the inmates at Folsom has modern hairstyles/facial hair/tattoos that inmates didn't wear in the 1960's prisons. Also the majority of inmates at Folsom at the time where either Caucasian or Hispanic. It wasn't until the late 60's-early 70's that Folsom became predominately African-American inmates.
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$16,000,000 (estimated)
$3,378,100 15 March 1992
$13,086,430
$13,086,430