Al Lettieri, Gerard Buhr, Hugues Wanner
Two men kidnap a girl off the streets, take her to a beach house owned by a drug-addicted stewardess, and hold her for ransom.
DVD Release Date: May 11, 2004
Stats: 23 reviews
When Bud (Marlon Brando) and Leer (Richard Boone) grab a pretty heiress (Pamela Franklin) at Paris airport, they meet up with Vi (Rita Moreno), Bud's girl, a heroin junkie, and partner in crime Wally's (Jess Hahn) sister. They take the heiress to an isolated seaside cottage and h...( read more)
When it comes to certain actors, I admit that I have a soft spot. Marlon Brando is one of those actors. I wouldn't say this is a terrible movie by any means, but it's a strange misfire that is as incoherent at times as it is compelling. The directorial vision and the aims of the ...( read more)
The Night of the Following Day is a real gem! Brando ,as always, kicks major ass playing a bad guy who's the better of the bad men. Richard Boone plays a very sleazy role. This film has a weird-sleazy kinda vibe throughout. Maybe its the subject matter. Pamela Franklin plays inoc...( read more)
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