The Desperate Hours Original Trailer (William Wyler, 1955)

Order on Blu-ray on the US: bit.ly/3OxKYB5
Director William Wyler (Detective Story, Roman Holiday) pairs up two Hollywood legends - Humphrey Bogart (Casablanca) and Fredric March (The Best Years of Our Lives) - for their only appearance together. The result is an electrifying tour de force pitting two giants of the silver screen against each other.
Three escaped cons, led by the ruthless Glenn Griffin (Bogart), force their way into a suburban home, intending to hide out while they await the arrival of an all-important package. But what should have been an overnight stay extends into a protracted hostage situation, pitting Glenn against the embattled family patriarch, Daniel Hilliard (March) - a man with everything to lose.
Adapted by Joseph Hayes (The Third Day) from his own novel and stage play and inspired by actual events, The Desperate Hours is a classic tale of suspense from a master filmmaker at the height of his creative powers, now fully restored from the original VistaVision negative.
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[@jeffreyhilliker9592]

Interesting release Arrow. This is Kino’s territory

[@jorgezarco9269]

"That's the way it is". Sounds like a Walter Kronkite catch-phrase.

[@ricardocantoral7672]

Not bad but Bogart is simply too old for his role. Too bad John Garfield died a few years earlier.

[@orbyfan]

In the novel, the older brother was 25 and the younger brother was 17.

[@whodoesntlovehorror]

William Wyler’s best movie is definitely The Collector from 1965

[@donniehuynh2391]

For me, that honor goes to Roman Holiday (1953).

[@donniehuynh2391]

@Nathan34370 You only listed the release dates and not the film titles.