Clash by Night (1952)

7.1	Listal rating
7	IMDB rating

Directed by

Fritz Lang

Starring (View all)

Mae Doyle D'Amato

Jerry D'Amato

Earl Pfeiffer

Peggy

Uncle Vince

Silvio Minciotti

Papa D'Amato

Keith Andes

Joe Doyle

William Bailey

Waiter (uncredited)

Written by

Alfred Hayes

(screenplay)

Clifford Odets

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1 year, 5 months ago at Dec 26 14:33

Prisoner 1138

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One of the best film noir tales ever made. The cast and Fritz Lang's direction are top notch. Barbara Stanwyck is super sexy and super sultry as the femme fatale. Loved every minute of this one.

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9 months, 3 weeks ago at Aug 2 16:25

JxSxPx

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A little purple prose-y around the edges, but still infinitely watchable and entertaining thanks to the talents of Barbara Stanwyck in the lead and the supporting roles played by a then up-and-coming Marilyn Monroe and Keith Andes. It’s really two films jammed together and called the same name, each with its own complete dramatic arch.

Stanwyck plays a fallen woman who is returnin... read more

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Description: Barbara Stanwyck has a field day as world-weary Mae Doyle, who's forced to return to her small fishing village when her big-city dreams fade to black. She soon attracts the attention of two men: affable dullard Jerry D'Amato (Paul Douglas) and his slick, ambitious buddy, Earl Pfeiffer (Robert Ryan). Mae weds Jerry and tries to be the ... (more)

Release date : 4 August 1952
UPC: 053939724820

1952 (5), 1950s (4), Drama (4), Film Noir (4), Romance (3), Essential Cinema (2), Love Triangles (2), Usa (2), Noir (2), Dysfunctional Family (2), Infidelity (2), Love Triangle (2), Black And White (2), Melodrama (2), Foreign Films (2), Dramas (2), Thriller (2), Adventure (2), Suspense (2), Performing Arts (2)

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“A little purple prose-y around the edges, but still infinitely watchable and entertaining thanks to the talents of Barbara Stanwyck in the lead and the supporting roles played by a then up-and-coming Marilyn Monroe and Keith Andes. It’s really two films jammed together and called the same name, each with its own complete dramatic arch.

Stanwyck plays a fallen woman who is returning to her coastal fishing town after a very long absence. She moves back in with her brother (Andes), and his factory worker girlfriend (Monroe), who idealizes and idolizes the imagined big city life that Stanwyck’s character may have led. Stanwyck claims she wants domesticity with Paul Douglas’ good-natured fisherman, but she really wants to re-embrace her inner bad girl with Robert Ryan’s gruff ” read more

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Prisoner 1138 posted a review 1 year, 5 months ago

“One of the best film noir tales ever made. The cast and Fritz Lang's direction are top notch. Barbara Stanwyck is super sexy and super sultry as the femme fatale. Loved every minute of this one.” read more