

Sleepless Nights
Synopsis
A journalist is sent to the South of France to interview a reclusive millionaire, and he offers his hotel bedroom to the millionaire's daughter to avoid her estranged boyfriend. His boss arrives unexpectedly and, as there is no other room available, expects to share the hotel room with him. He explains the situation by saying he has just married the girl. Obviously, comedic situations ensue.
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- Director
- Thomas Bentley
- Original Title
- Sleepless Nights
- Country of Origin
- United Kingdom
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 1h 13m
- Production Studios
- British International Pictures
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Thomas Bentley
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Thomas Bentley
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Frequently Asked Questions About Sleepless Nights
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is Sleepless Nights about?
A journalist is sent to the South of France to interview a reclusive millionaire, and he offers his hotel bedroom to the millionaire's daughter to avoid her estranged boyfriend. His boss arrives unexpectedly and, as there is no other room available, expects to share the hotel room with him. He explains the situation by saying he has just married the girl. Obviously, comedic situations ensue.
Who directed Sleepless Nights?
Sleepless Nights was directed by Thomas Bentley.
Who stars in Sleepless Nights?
The principal cast of Sleepless Nights includes Stanley Lupino, Polly Walker, Gerald Rawlinson, Frederick Lloyd, Percy Parsons.
When was Sleepless Nights released and how long is it?
Sleepless Nights was released in 1932 with a total runtime of 1h 13m.
