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TrailerThe Big Sleep follows private detective Philip Marlowe as he is summoned to the mansion of his new client General Sternwood. Before the complex case is over, he's seen murder, blackmail, and what might be love.Actors: Humphrey Bogart, Lauren Bacall, John Ridgely, Martha Vickers, Dorothy Malone, Peggy Knudsen, Regis Toomey, Charles Waldron, Charles D. Brown, Bob Steele, Elisha Cook Jr., ...»Director: Howard HawksCountry: United StatesDuration: 114 minQuality: HDRelease: 1946IMDb: 7.9Rating(4) Voted0 CommentsSort By- Newest
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Actors of "The Big Sleep"
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Characters of "The Big Sleep"
Philip MarlowePlayed by: Humphrey Bogart
Vivian RutledgePlayed by: Lauren Bacall
Eddie MarsPlayed by: John Ridgely
Carmen SternwoodPlayed by: Martha Vickers
Acme Book Shop ProprietressPlayed by: Dorothy Malone
Mona MarsPlayed by: Peggy Knudsen
Chief Inspector Bernie OhlsPlayed by: Regis Toomey
Gen. SternwoodPlayed by: Charles Waldron
NorrisPlayed by: Charles D. Brown
Lash CaninoPlayed by: Bob Steele
Harry JonesPlayed by: Elisha Cook Jr.
Joe BrodyPlayed by: Louis Jean Heydt -
Directors of "The Big Sleep"
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Creators of "The Big Sleep"
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Critic Reviews of "The Big Sleep"
TIME MagazineMarch 07, 2014The Big Sleep is wakeful fare for folks who don't care what is going on, or why, so long as the talk is hard and the action harder.
The New RepublicAugust 30, 2012The Big Sleep, though, is witty and sinister, and in an odd way is a realistic portrayal of big-city life with Arabian Nights overtones.
VarietyJuly 18, 2008Brittle Chandler characters have been transferred to the screen with punch by Howard Hawks' production and direction, providing full load of rough, tense action most of the way.
Time OutJune 24, 2006This is arguably the high-water mark of Hollywood's love affair with the infinitely slippery possibilities of the English language.
New York TimesMay 20, 2003It's likely to leave you confused and dissatisfied.
Monthly Film BulletinFebruary 22, 2017The plethora of killings now seems on the whole less horrific than it once did, while the film's tone of escalating absurdity in a genuinely dark world grows if anything even more sprightly as the years go by.
Daily Telegraph (UK)August 13, 2014The Big Sleep is the best scripted, best directed, best acted, and least comprehensible film noir ever made.
Independent (UK)March 07, 2014The Big Sleep is as fresh and perverse as ever, and remains one of Hollywood's most entrancingly strange bedtime stories.
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