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Director
  
Anthony Pelissier

Music director
  
William Alwyn

Cast
  
Nadia Gray, David Farrar

Country
  
United Kingdom

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Genre
  
Crime, Drama

Cinematography
  
Guy Green

Duration
  

Language
  
English


Release date
  
4 April 1951 (1951-04-04) (London)

Based on
  
original novel by Winston Graham

Writer
  
Winston Graham (novel), Winston Graham (screenplay)

Similar movies
  
Take My Life (1947)

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Night Without Stars is a 1951 British black and white dramatic thriller starring David Farrar, Nadia Gray and Maurice Teynac. The screenplay was written by Winston Graham based upon his eponymous 1950 novel. The film was directed by Anthony Pelissier and produced by Hugh Stewart.

Contents

It was shot at Pinewood Studios with sets designed by the art director Alex Vetchinsky.

Plot

When English lawyer Giles Gordon (David Farrar), partially blinded during service in World War II, retires to the French Riviera in 1947, he meets and falls in love with shop girl Alix Delaisse (Nadia Gray), the widow of a French Resistance fighter. Restaurateur Pierre Chava (Gérard Landry) approaches Giles and warns him off with the claim that Alix is already promised to him. He tells Giles that Alix is involved with black marketers, blackmailers and murderers from the war years and demands that Giles forget her and return to England.

Cast

  • David Farrar as Giles Gordon
  • Nadia Gray as Alix Delaisse née Malinay
  • Maurice Teynac as Louis Malinay
  • Gérard Landry as Pierre Chaval
  • June Clyde as Claire
  • Robert Ayres as Walter
  • Clive Morton as Dr. Coulson
  • Eugene Deckers as Armand
  • Martin Benson as White Cap
  • Gilles Quéant as Inspector Deffand
  • Ina De La Haye as 'Mere Roget'
  • Richard Molinas as Driver
  • Jeanne Pali as Madame Colloni
  • Marcel Poncin as Blind Man

    • Releases

    The film's original theatrical releases included its premiere in the United Kingdom on 4 April, in Finland on 19 October 1951, in Sweden on 3 December 1951, in Portugal on 1 June 1952, in the United States on 5 July 1953 and in Denmark on 16 November 1953. International release titles include in Austria as Nacht ohne Sterne, in Denmark as Natten uden stjerner, in Finland as Tähdetön yö, in Greece as Nyhta horis asteria, in Italy as Notte senza stelle, in Portugal as Quando a Luz Voltou, in Sweden as Natt utan stjärnor, and in West Germany as Nacht ohne Sterne

    References

    Night Without Stars Wikipedia
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    Night Without Stars IMDb


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