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Night Has a Thousand Eyes
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Night Has a Thousand Eyes

film by Farrow [1948]
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  • John Farrow
    / Films of the 1940s

    …eerie adaptation of the novel Night Has a Thousand Eyes by George Hopley (pseudonym of Cornell Woolrich), with Edward G. Robinson as a clairvoyant who meets a tragic end. Alias Nick Beal (1949) was one of Farrow’s best films; Milland was cast against type as the devil, who tries to…

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    …eerie adaptation of the novel Night Has a Thousand Eyes by George Hopley (pseudonym of Cornell Woolrich), with Edward G. Robinson as a clairvoyant who meets a tragic end. Alias Nick Beal (1949) was one of Farrow’s best films; Milland was cast against type as the devil, who tries to…

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