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Clash by Night

Livin’ in my house! Lovin’ another man! Is that what you call bein’ honest? That’s just givin’ it a nice name!

  • Movie
  • 1952
  • NR
  • 1h 45m

Directed by Fritz Lang

6.7

TMDB audience rating
6.7 out of 10 from 142 votes

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Overview

An embittered woman seeks escape in marriage, only to fall for her husband’s best friend.

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Cast and crew

  • Barbara Stanwyck

    Barbara StanwyckMae Doyle D'Amato

  • Paul Douglas

    Paul DouglasJerry D'Amato

  • Robert Ryan

    Robert RyanEarl Pfeiffer

  • Marilyn Monroe

    Marilyn MonroePeggy

  • J. Carrol Naish

    J. Carrol NaishUncle Vince

  • Keith Andes

    Keith AndesJoe Doyle

  • Silvio Minciotti

    Silvio MinciottiPapa D'Amato

  • Tony Martin

    Tony MartinSinger of 'I Hear a Rhapsody' (voice) (uncredited)

  • William Bailey

    William BaileyWaiter (uncredited)

  • Harry BaumRestaurant Patron (uncredited)

  • Dan BernaducciGuest (uncredited)

  • Albert CavensRestaurant Patron (uncredited)

  • Dick CherneyFisherman (uncredited)

  • Charles CirilloRestaurant Patron (uncredited)

  • Dick CoeGuest (uncredited)

  • Irene CrosbyGuest (uncredited)

  • Russell CusterFisherman (uncredited)

  • Tony DanteFisherman (uncredited)

Director
Fritz Lang
Writer
Alfred Hayes
Music
Roy Webb
Cinematography
Nicholas Musuraca