How long is The Boston Strangler / 10 Rillington Place?

The Boston Strangler / 10 Rillington Place is 3 hr 51 min long.

What is The Boston Strangler / 10 Rillington Place about?

THE BOSTON STRANGLER, 1968, 20th Century Fox, 120 min. One of Richard Fleischer’s most uncompromising and startling films: Tony Curtis delivers an amazing performance (arguably his best) as Albert DeSalvo, the unstable blue-collar worker who terrorized Boston in the early 1960’s. Henry Fonda is the head of detectives who doggedly tracks him down. The increasingly elliptical, stream-of-consciousness narrative, especially after the captured Curtis’ mental disintegration accelerates, was extremely daring for a major Hollywood studio film. 10 RILLINGTON PLACE, 1970, Columbia (Sony Repertory), 111 min. One of director Fleischer’s personal favorites: a relentlessly realistic and devastatingly matter-of-fact depiction of mild-mannered sex killer John Christie (Richard Attenborough, in a shattering performance) in 1940’s London. The hanging of innocent dupe Timothy Evans (John Hurt) led to Britain’s abolition of the death penalty.

The Boston Strangler / 10 Rillington Place

Name: The Boston Strangler / 10 Rillington Place
Genre: Suspense/Thriller
Duration: 231

NR 3 hr 51 min

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How long is The Boston Strangler / 10 Rillington Place?: The Boston Strangler / 10 Rillington Place is 3 hr 51 min long.

What is The Boston Strangler / 10 Rillington Place about?: THE BOSTON STRANGLER, 1968, 20th Century Fox, 120 min. One of Richard Fleischer’s most uncompromising and startling films: Tony Curtis delivers an amazing performance (arguably his best) as Albert DeSalvo, the unstable blue-collar worker who terrorized Boston in the early 1960’s. Henry Fonda is the head of detectives who doggedly tracks him down. The increasingly elliptical, stream-of-consciousness narrative, especially after the captured Curtis’ mental disintegration accelerates, was extremely daring for a major Hollywood studio film. 10 RILLINGTON PLACE, 1970, Columbia (Sony Repertory), 111 min. One of director Fleischer’s personal favorites: a relentlessly realistic and devastatingly matter-of-fact depiction of mild-mannered sex killer John Christie (Richard Attenborough, in a shattering performance) in 1940’s London. The hanging of innocent dupe Timothy Evans (John Hurt) led to Britain’s abolition of the death penalty.