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Night Must Fall (1937) “You want adventure, don’t you? And it’s here — here in this house.”. When a wealthy but cantankerous woman (Dame May Whitty) hires the boyfriend (Robert Montgomery) of her pregnant housemaid (Merle Tottenham) as a handyman, Whitty’s suspicious niece (Rosalind Russell) is both wary and intrigued — especially ...
Night Must Fall. There's this palpable, looming sense that eventually all the horror left unattended to, those fears and secrets buried deep within our characters consciousness, burst through the veil of the day — living freely in darkness of the night.
Emlyn Williams' theatrical horror piece Night Must Fall was filmed by MGM without the usual studio-imposed happy ending. Robert Montgomery stars as Danny, a wickedly charming Irish bellhop who wins the confidence of an elderly invalid (Dame May Whitty). The old woman's niece (Rosalind Russell) is not so easily swayed by Danny's blarney, but she ...
1. Feb. 2001 · Night Must Fall is a rather good psychological thriller. The film is adapted from a play by Welsh playwright Emlyn Williams, which was first produced on the London stage in 1935 and then a run on Broadway in 1936. Interestingly enough in both of these stage versions, the role of the psychopathic Danny was played by the play’s writer Emlyn Williams. The role has been recast here with Robert ...
The Play. The prologue to Night Must Fall begins in darkness, and there is solemn music. As the lights gradually come up, the Lord Chief Justice is revealed in the imposing robes of his office. He ...
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Joining the interrogation by Matthew Boulton as detective Belsize, who’s just introduced himself to Mrs. Bramson (Dame May Whitty), mistress of a quiet country household, with Kathleen Harrison her cook and Rosalind Russell her niece and assistant, providing a speech from the Emlyn Williams play, in MGM’s Night Must Fall, 1937, starring Academy Award-nominated Robert Montgomery.
