Straight on Till Morning

1972
R
1h 36min

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A love story about an innocent girl thrown into the big city in this murderous trailer

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Thriller

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA timid, withdrawn woman meets a man she believes is finally the love of her life, unaware that he is a vicious serial killer.A timid, withdrawn woman meets a man she believes is finally the love of her life, unaware that he is a vicious serial killer.A timid, withdrawn woman meets a man she believes is finally the love of her life, unaware that he is a vicious serial killer.

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Straight On 'Till Morning

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Anecdotes
The title is a quotation from J.M. Barrie's "Peter Pan": Peter tells Wendy that Never Neverland is "second star to the right, and straight on till morning."

Gaffes
When Peter leads Brenda/'Wendy' into her room for the first time, a crew member is clearly visible, crouching down from the doorway.

Citations
Brenda Thompson: I came to... I came to ask you... You'll think I'm silly, I know you will, but I came to ask you if...
[tearfully:]
Brenda Thompson: if you'd give me a baby. I just want a baby, that's all.

Versions alternatives
The BBFC cut the film in 1972 for an X rating.

Connexions
Featured in Les Archives de la Hammer: Chiller (1994)

Bandes originales
Straight On Till Morning
Music by Annie Ross
Lyrics by Annie Ross and John Peacock
Sung by Annie Ross

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7/10

First Star to the Right...

A conventionally offbeat early seventies psycho-thriller alive with zooms the way today's are with steadicam in which Rita Tushingham is a waif from the provinces who is abused by a smoothly misogynistic control freak upon her arrival in the big city the way she was seven years earlier in 'The Knack'.

It's quickly obvious were all this is going, but the vivid location work around Earl's Court and a good cast (most of them - like a feral Annie Ross in huge hair and a tiny dress - actually seen only fleetingly) keeps you watching; despite rather than because of it's gimmick in constantly referencing Peter Pan.