"While the City Sleeps" and "Beyond a Reasonable Doubt" make a perfect double feature, not least because they have so much in common. Both are noirs released by RKO in 1956 starring Dana Andrews ...

Posted in Film While the City Sleeps 1956 by Dave Kehr February 18, 2010 August 24, 2021. Share this: ... Fritz Lang’s 1956 film was one of his personal favorites, ...

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Lang takes a similar tack with 1956’s While The City Sleeps, which has just been released via Warner’s essential DVD-on-demand Warner Archive division after being unavailable for years.

While the City Sleeps The old-fashioned 'stop the presses' newspaper yarn has been updated with intelligence and considerable authenticity, and further brightened with crisp dialog from the pen of ...

While the City Sleeps. By Richard Brody. ... is the cheerfully cynical view of modern journalism that emerges in Fritz Lang’s puckish 1956 film noir. A serial killer of young women (John Drew ...

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While the City Sleeps. Film; Tuesday 3 May 2011. Share. Copy Link. Facebook Twitter Pinterest Email WhatsApp. Written by SJ. ... (Barrymore) who, naturally, is the film's most sympathetic character.

WHILE THE CITY SLEEPS (pic above) - I have seen this one. Fritz Lang's absolute classic film noir about the dangers of the Press in modern society in the form of a serial killer movie.

One of the movies that my older daughter, Juliette (whose tastes run to classic noir), adores is “While the City Sleeps,” Fritz Lang’s penultimate Hollywood film, from 1956.