| INFO |
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| Production Date: 1985
Country: USA
Runtime: 115 min
Rating USA: R
Genre: Action / Drama
/ Comedy / Thriller |
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| CAST
& CREW |
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| Jeff Goldblum
- Ed Okin
Michelle Pfeiffer
- Diana
Stacey Pickren
- Ellen Okin
Carmen Argenziano
- Stan
Dan Aykroyd
- Herb
Richard Franklin
- Aerospace Engineer
John Landis -
Savak
Dedee Pfeiffer
- Hooker
Rick Baker -
Drug Dealer
Paul Mazursky
- Bud Herman
Paul Bartel -
Beverly Wilshire Hotel Doorman
Don Siegel -
Embarrassed Man
Jim Henson -
Man on Phone
David Bowie -
Colin Morris
Roger Vadim -
Monsieur Melville
Lawrence Kasdan
- Detective #2
Richard Farnsworth
- Jack Caper
Vera Miles -
Joan Caper
Irene Papas -
Shaheen Parvici
Jonathan Demme
- Federal Agent
Carl Gottlieb
- Federal Agent
Director - John Landis
Screenplay - Ron Koslow
Production: Universal
Pictures
Distribution: Universal
Pictures
Producer - Ron Koslow
and George Folsey Jr.
Executive Producer - Dan
Allingham
Associate Producer - David
Sosna
Photography - Robert
Paynter
Production Design - John
J. Lloyd
Costumes - Deborah Nadoolman
Original Music - Ira
Newborn
Edition - Malcolm Campbell
Casting - Jackie Burch
and Michael Chinich |
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| PLOT
SUMMARY |
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| Ed Orkin (Jeff
Goldblum) is having a bad night. He
can't sleep, he hates his job as an aerospace
engineer, and he's just discovered his wife
in bed with another man. Suffering another
sleepless night, he attempts to flee the disaster
of his life, driving into the Los Angeles
airport parking lot at the same time that
a mysterious and beautiful woman (Michelle
Pfeiffer) lands on his windshield.
The mysterious Diana has smuggled six emeralds
into the country and is being chased by Iranian
gangsters who have just killed her companion.
Suddenly Ed and Diana find themselves thrown
together in an effort to outrun the gangsters.
The fugitives become involved in one disaster
after another, narily escaping Elvis-crazed
relatives, insanity on the freeways, a terrifying
hitman played by David
Bowie, and general mayhem during the
fast-paced chase. The gangsters wreak havoc
on L.A., destroying anything they come into
contact with as they pursue the star-crossed
fugitives in this seductive and moody portrayal
of Los Angeles after hours. This dark thriller/comedy
features cameos by numerous directors as well
as Landis himself, playing a gangster. |
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| CURIOSITIES |
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| » The numerous director and celebrity
cameos include John
Landis, David
Cronenberg, Jonathan
Demme, Lawrence
Kasdan, Roger
Vadim, Paul Mazursky,
Amy Heckerling,
Carl Perkins,
and David Bowie. |
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| FILMING
LOCATIONS |
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| » Avenue of
the Stars, Century City, Los Angeles, California,
USA
» Los Angeles,
California, USA
» Shubert Theater,
Century City, Los Angeles, California,
USA (chase scene in
underground parking garage beneath theatre) |
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| TITLES |
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| Original Title: Into
The Night
Spanish Title: Cuando
Llega la Noche
French Title:
Série noire pour une nuit blanche
Italian Title:
Tutto in una notte
German Title:
Kopfüber in die Nacht
Hungarian Title:
Ármány és szoke
Latin-American Title:
Into The Night
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| RELEASE
DATES |
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| USA - 15
February 1985
Sweden - 5 April
1985
Norway - 16 May
1985
France - 22 May
1985
West Germany
- 24 May 1985
Finland - 31
May 1985 |
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| AWARDS |
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| » 1985 - Cognac
Festival du Film Policier
Special Jury Prize: John
Landis (won) |
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