A Night to Remember

1942 · 88 MIN · IMDB 6.6 · 1,502 VOTES · DIR. Richard Wallace

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Overview

A woman rents a gloomy basement apartment in Greenwich Village thinking it will provide the perfect atmosphere for her mystery writer husband to create his next book. They soon find themselves in the middle of a real-life mystery when a corpse turns up in their apartment.

Dialogue Timeline — 1,346 lines

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00:01:00 - Here you are, lady, number 13. - Thank you.
00:04:33 But my husband's next book is about Greenwich Village, a love story.
00:07:41 Good, let's go and eat.
00:10:37 Mess is right. Sometimes I think it would be better to just go to the police
00:13:43 - How do you do? - What did you say, Nancy
00:17:51 Wait a minute.
00:21:30 - He's a big old rascal, too. - Yeah.
00:25:34 Good night.
00:31:02 You're right, we're not acting natural at all
00:34:23 - About three months. - How well did you know him?
00:37:38 Well, what more do we need, Inspector? This guy's got murder on the brain.
00:41:57 Hey, is that coffee that I smell?
00:45:27 - It was, huh? - Yeah, I found it out in the backyard.
00:51:15 Well, I just wanted to surprise you, but I guess I wasn't used to that oven.
00:55:08 Well, there must be something that ought to serve temporarily.
01:00:16 Well, whoever it was, he didn't want us to see that address.
01:04:05 - Come in. - Thank you, Edward.
01:07:06 He made them live together so that he could keep an eye on them.
01:10:34 they try to find out all they can about the man who was killed, don't they?
01:13:56 I came down here to see Nancy. I felt I had to talk to someone
01:17:26 Why should he tell you? So you can blackmail him?
01:20:17 Okay, darling, okay. If you've made up your mind to stay, then you stay.
01:27:30 Simmons, Whitney, the roof.
50:07:01 tomorrow morning myself.

Cast & Characters

Dialogue Record

Lines indexed1,346
Dialogue density15.3 lines / min
First line00:01:00
Final line50:07:01

Production Record

DirectorRichard Wallace
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes1,502