How long is The Chase / The Leopard Man?

The Chase / The Leopard Man is 2 hr 32 min long.

What is The Chase / The Leopard Man about?

Cornell Woolrich Double Feature: 35mm Restored Print! THE CHASE, 1946, 86 min. Dir. Arthur Ripley. Scripted by Philip Yordan, from the novel The Black Path of Fear by Cornell Woolrich. Robert Cummings plays a drifter hired as a chauffeur by two Florida crooks (Steve Cochran and Peter Lorre). He falls for Cochran’s wife (Michelle Morgan) with dire, unpredictable results. As Lynch-ian as movies got in the 1940s. THE LEOPARD MAN, 1943, Warner Bros., 66 min. Dir. Jacques Tourneur. This seminal adaptation of Cornell Woolrich’s novel Black Alibi is brilliantly realized by Tourneur and legendary producer Val Lewton. Dennis O'Keefe hires a supposedly tame leopard to hype his girlfriend's nightclub act. The felonious feline escapes as a wave of murderous terror envelops a small New Mexico town. Introduction by Alan K. Rode of the Film Noir Foundation.

The Chase / The Leopard Man

Name: The Chase / The Leopard Man
Released: 2015-04-10
Duration: 152

NR 2 hr 32 min

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How long is The Chase / The Leopard Man?: The Chase / The Leopard Man is 2 hr 32 min long.

What is The Chase / The Leopard Man about?: Cornell Woolrich Double Feature: 35mm Restored Print! THE CHASE, 1946, 86 min. Dir. Arthur Ripley. Scripted by Philip Yordan, from the novel The Black Path of Fear by Cornell Woolrich. Robert Cummings plays a drifter hired as a chauffeur by two Florida crooks (Steve Cochran and Peter Lorre). He falls for Cochran’s wife (Michelle Morgan) with dire, unpredictable results. As Lynch-ian as movies got in the 1940s. THE LEOPARD MAN, 1943, Warner Bros., 66 min. Dir. Jacques Tourneur. This seminal adaptation of Cornell Woolrich’s novel Black Alibi is brilliantly realized by Tourneur and legendary producer Val Lewton. Dennis O'Keefe hires a supposedly tame leopard to hype his girlfriend's nightclub act. The felonious feline escapes as a wave of murderous terror envelops a small New Mexico town. Introduction by Alan K. Rode of the Film Noir Foundation.