Night Must Fall, Movie, 1964

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Also known as:

A Noite Tudo Encobre (Brazil)
Griff aus dem Dunkel (Germany)
Når mørket sænker sig (Denmark)
La force des ténèbres (France)
La doppia vita di Dan Craig (Italy)
Al caer la noche (Mexico)
Als de nacht valt... (Netherlands)
Ao Cair da Noite (Portugal)
Natt i skräck (Sweden)

1962 Austin-Healey 3000

1952 Bedford CA Mk1

1957 Bedford D Type

1961 Bedford TK

1962 Crayford Mini Cooper Convertible

1959 Douglas Vespa 125 152L2

1963 Ford Consul Cortina Estate MkI

1962 Ford Zephyr 4 MkIII

Land-Rover 86'' Series I

1961 Renault Dauphine

1959 Standard Vanguard Phase III

1947 Studebaker Champion

1957 Thames Trader MkI

1958 Velocette L.E. Mark III

1962 Wolseley 6/110 MkI

1957 Wolseley 6/90 Series III

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DidierF ◊ 2015-04-06 21:26	I hope some day one of us (me, maybe) can put a hand on a decent copy of at its real format, for Freddie Francis' photographie is very good, and there are interesting vehicles in it, even in the outdoor sequence filmed in Hoddesdon (there, the vehicles are not that peculiar, but they are nicely shot). To me, up-loading new and correct pictures on IMCDb would be the only reason to re-watch this 'crime thriller' directed by Karel Reisz (who produced it with Albert Finney, the main actor). For this movie is rather painful to watch: the loud and inept score, the zoomings, the fact that this thriller can't generate a chill, and above all the over-acting Finney. Quite painful, really. (On a side, next time, perhaps I'll laugh.) Too bad for Mona Washbourne, Susan Hampshire and Sheila Hancock who all showed something interesting here.
sixcyl ◊ 2015-04-11 19:13	Pas vu celui ci, mais Karel Reiz a fait quelques chef d'œuvres...
DidierF ◊ 2015-04-11 19:22	sixcyl wrote Pas vu celui ci, mais Karel Reiz a fait quelques chef d'œuvres... Je me souviens avec plaisir de Saturday Night and Sunday Morning et La maîtresse du lieutenant français, oui. Mais là… -- Last edit: 2015-04-11 19:22:49

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DidierF

◊ 2015-04-06 21:26

I hope some day one of us (me, maybe) can put a hand on a decent copy of

[Image: 150406reisz64nightmustfall072.jpg]

at its real format, for Freddie Francis' photographie is very good, and there are interesting vehicles in it, even in the outdoor sequence filmed in Hoddesdon (there, the vehicles are not that peculiar, but they are nicely shot).

To me, up-loading new and correct pictures on IMCDb would be the only reason to re-watch this 'crime thriller' directed by Karel Reisz (who produced it with Albert Finney, the main actor). For this movie is rather painful to watch: the loud and inept score, the zoomings, the fact that this thriller can't generate a chill, and above all the over-acting Finney.

Quite painful, really. (On a side, next time, perhaps I'll laugh.)

Too bad for Mona Washbourne, Susan Hampshire and Sheila Hancock who all showed something interesting here.

sixcyl

◊ 2015-04-11 19:13

Pas vu celui ci, mais Karel Reiz a fait quelques chef d'œuvres...

DidierF

◊ 2015-04-11 19:22

sixcyl wrote Pas vu celui ci, mais Karel Reiz a fait quelques chef d'œuvres...

Je me souviens avec plaisir de Saturday Night and Sunday Morning et La maîtresse du lieutenant français, oui. Mais là…

-- Last edit: 2015-04-11 19:22:49

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