Night Without Sleep (1952) | |
| Director(s) | Roy Ward Baker |
| Producer(s) | Julian Blaustein |
| Top Genres | Drama, Thriller/Suspense |
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Night Without Sleep (1952) was a Drama - Thriller/Suspense Film directed by Roy Ward Baker and produced by Julian Blaustein.
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Nell Forbes:
You look so different in those clothes.
Eddie Forbes: I'm different all the time.
Jed Towers: [Making small-talk with the hotel bartender] Seventy eight percent of the pilots in Skyway Airlines are married. Ya' see, you get married, you become a statistic.
Joe the Bartender: Yeah... Stay single, and you wind up talkin' to bartenders.
Jed Towers: Why didn't you tell me you were working here?
Nell Forbes: I'm not. I'm just doing it for tonight.
Jed Towers: Yeah, I know. You're an heiress. Tomorrow morning, you'll ride through your estate side saddled.
Nell Forbes: She made you say that!
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Eddie Forbes: I'm different all the time.
Jed Towers: [Making small-talk with the hotel bartender] Seventy eight percent of the pilots in Skyway Airlines are married. Ya' see, you get married, you become a statistic.
Joe the Bartender: Yeah... Stay single, and you wind up talkin' to bartenders.
Jed Towers: Why didn't you tell me you were working here?
Nell Forbes: I'm not. I'm just doing it for tonight.
Jed Towers: Yeah, I know. You're an heiress. Tomorrow morning, you'll ride through your estate side saddled.
Nell Forbes: She made you say that!
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Facts about
In the novel on which the movie is based Nell's surname is 'Munro'. This was changed to Forbes when Marilyn Monroe was cast in the role.
This was Anne Bancroft's first film. It was also Marilyn Monroe's 18th film and an attempt to prove to critics that she could act.
The events in the film take place in real-time.
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This was Anne Bancroft's first film. It was also Marilyn Monroe's 18th film and an attempt to prove to critics that she could act.
The events in the film take place in real-time.
read more facts about Night Without Sleep...










