Long Day's Journey Into Night (1962)

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Written by Eugene O'Neill

Directed by Sidney Lumet

Running Time: 130 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1962

Rating: PG Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Black and White

Sidney Lumet's film of Eugene O'Neill's classic play is a who's who of the screen. Ralph Richardson plays James Tyrone, a once great actor who has allowed his talent to fade while Oscar-nominated Katharine Hepburn, in what was her first screen role for three years, plays his morphine-addicted wife. Jason Robards Jr plays Jamie, their drunken womanising son, while Dean Stockwell plays Edmund, the weaker, youngest son and based on O'Neill himself. The action takes place over one long night as a gathering reveals the secrets illuminating the individual and collective plights of a once proud family.

When is Long Day's Journey Into Night next on TV?

In the UK... it's next showing on Film4 December 3rd, 1:55pm and on Film4 December 8th, 11:00am. See more...

Cast

Image for Katharine HepburnKatharine HepburnMary Tyrone
Ralph RichardsonJames Tyrone
Image for Jason RobardsJason RobardsJamie Tyrone
Dean StockwellEdmund Tyrone
Jeanne BarrKathleen

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