How long is Saturday Night & Sunday Morning / Night Must Fall?

Saturday Night & Sunday Morning / Night Must Fall is 1 hr 29 min long.

Who is Arthur Seaton in Saturday Night & Sunday Morning / Night Must Fall?

Albert Finney plays Arthur Seaton in the film.

What is Saturday Night & Sunday Morning / Night Must Fall about?

Karel Reisz had already directed the acclaimed documentary WE ARE THE LAMBETH BOYS, when this smoldering tale of a smart-mouthed rake in a Northern England factory town became his breakthrough debut feature. It likewise put a spotlight on Albert Finney in his first leading role as Arthur, a human fireball burning a swath through the female population, including married Brenda (Rachel Roberts) and easy-going Doreen (Shirley Anne Field). Whether his career of seduction proves his downfall or ultimate salvation, the audience must decide. Like many other "kitchen sink" dramas, this is an unflinchingly honest depiction of the plight of women in the working class world.

Saturday Night & Sunday Morning / Night Must Fall

Name: Saturday Night & Sunday Morning / Night Must Fall
Genre: Drama
Released: 1961-04-03
Duration: 89
Rating: 87

NR 1 hr 29 min

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How long is Saturday Night & Sunday Morning / Night Must Fall?: Saturday Night & Sunday Morning / Night Must Fall is 1 hr 29 min long.

Who directed Saturday Night & Sunday Morning / Night Must Fall?: Karel Reisz

Who is Arthur Seaton in Saturday Night & Sunday Morning / Night Must Fall?: Albert Finney plays Arthur Seaton in the film.

What is Saturday Night & Sunday Morning / Night Must Fall about?: Karel Reisz had already directed the acclaimed documentary WE ARE THE LAMBETH BOYS, when this smoldering tale of a smart-mouthed rake in a Northern England factory town became his breakthrough debut feature. It likewise put a spotlight on Albert Finney in his first leading role as Arthur, a human fireball burning a swath through the female population, including married Brenda (Rachel Roberts) and easy-going Doreen (Shirley Anne Field). Whether his career of seduction proves his downfall or ultimate salvation, the audience must decide. Like many other "kitchen sink" dramas, this is an unflinchingly honest depiction of the plight of women in the working class world.