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Remember the Night screens today and tonight, January 25, and on January 31, at Film Forum in 35mm as part of the series “Written and Directed by Preston Sturges.”. Tonight’s screening will be introduced by the Barbara Stanwyck biographer Victoria Wilson. When Barbara Stanwyck lowers that gruff, Flatbush-flecked voice to the most hushed ...
Remember the Night segues from courtroom drama, to road movie, to small-town romance as MacMurray and Stanwyck negotiate an evolving relationship and conflicting identities as lovers on opposite sides of the law. Paramount Pictures, Inc. Producer: Mitchell Meisen. Screenwriter: Preston Sturges. Cinematographer: Ted Tetzlaff. Editor: Doane Harrison.
Remember The Night (1940) -- (Movie Clip) I Won't Be Forced! Shoplifter Lee (Barbara Stanwyck) has been delivered to the apartment of Sargent (Fred MacMurray), the do-gooder prosecutor who posted her Christmas-time bail, in Remember the Night, 1940, directed by Mitchell Leisen. Remember The Night (1940) -- (Movie Clip) You May Think You're ...
Critics reviews. On trial for pilfering a bracelet from a jewelry store, shoplifter Lee Leander finds herself unexpectedly released on bail and into the custody of attorney John Sargent, who winds up whisking her away to his home in Indiana for the holidays as love unexpectedly blooms between lawyer and thief.
1940. 1 hr 34 min. 7.6 (7,146) 78. Set during the Christmas holiday of 1939, Remember the Night is a charming and heartwarming romantic comedy-drama that explores the idea of second chances and redemption. Directed by Mitchell Leisen, the film features an outstanding performance by Barbara Stanwyck alongside Fred MacMurray and Beulah Bondi.
NR 1 hr 34 min Jan 1st, 1940 Romance, Comedy. When Jack, an assistant District Attorney, takes Lee, a shoplifter caught in the act, home with him for Christmas, the unexpected happens and love ...
