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The Big Sleep

The Big Sleep

“The picture they were born for!”
★7.6/10(1,213)NRage•1946•1h 54m
MysteryCrimeThriller
DirectorHoward Hawks
ScreenplayLeigh Brackett, William Faulkner
Howard Hawks's 'The Big Sleep' is a quintessential film noir, adapting Raymond Chandler's novel with a plot so tangled that even its makers reportedly could not fully untangle it. Humphrey Bogart plays private eye Philip Marlowe, drawn into blackmail, gambling and murder among a wealthy family, sparring with Lauren Bacall in crackling, innuendo-laced exchanges. The byzantine story matters less than the atmosphere, wit and star chemistry. It stands as one of the defining detective films of the classic era.
Release
Aug 22, 1946
Budget
$250K
Country
United States
Revenue
$11M

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Who directed The Big Sleep? The Big Sleep is directed by Howard Hawks.
Who stars in The Big Sleep? The main cast of The Big Sleep includes Humphrey Bogart, Lauren Bacall, John Ridgely, Martha Vickers, Louis Jean Heydt.
How long is The Big Sleep? The Big Sleep is 1h 54min long.

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Howard Hawks's 'The Big Sleep' is a quintessential film noir, adapting Raymond Chandler's novel with a plot so tangled that even its makers reportedly could not fully untangle it. Humphrey Bogart plays private eye Philip Marlowe, drawn into blackmail, gambling and murder among a wealthy family, sparring with Lauren Bacall in crackling, innuendo-laced exchanges. The byzantine story matters less than the atmosphere, wit and star chemistry. It stands as one of the defining detective films of the classic era.

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