1958 · 115 min · NR
The Long, Hot Summer
Directed by Martin Ritt · Drama
The Long, Hot Summer (1958) is a Drama film, directed by Martin Ritt set in Mississippi during the 1950s. It runs 115 minutes and is rated NR.
A con artist, with a romantic and tense tone. Themes of family & loyalty, greed & ambition, and love & longing run throughout.
Composer
Alex North
Cinematography
Joseph LaShelle
Cast
Paul NewmanJoanne WoodwardAnthony FranciosaOrson WellesLee RemickAngela LansburyRichard AndersonSarah Marshall
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RomanticTense
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Pure Fiction
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