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The story of a girl who is stolen...not just for money!
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—Official tagline
The Night of the Following Day (French: La Nuit du lendemain) is a neo-noir/suspense film released in 1969.
In the film, a group of criminals kidnap an heiress from an airport in France, holding her for ransom in a small beach house. However, the head of the operation quickly suspects that his accomplices are either incompetent or secretly plotting against him. The film was directed by Hubert Cornfield and Richard Boone and stars Boone alongside Marlon Brando, Rita Moreno, Pamela Franklin and Jess Hahn. It is based off of Lionel White's 1953 novel The Snatchers.
Victims[]
- Al - Beaten to death by Leer off screen.
- Unnamed Bartender - Shot in the chest multiple times by Bud.
- Unnamed Police Officer - Shot in the back by Vi.
- Vi - Shot in the head and chest multiple times by Leer and incinerated after her car crashed into a sand dune.
- Wally - Shot in the back multiple times by Leer.
- Leer - Shot in the chest by Bud.
- The Girl - Whipped and bound by Leer. Bled out.
Deaths[]
- Total - 7
- 5 Male
- 2 Female
Kill Counts[]
- Leer - 4 (Deceased)
- Bud - 2 (Alive)
- Vi - 1 (Deceased)
Notes[]
- The ending of this film reveals that the events of the film was actually a possibly premonitory nightmare dreamt by the girl. It is unknown if the events of the film are reality or not, but they will still be counted as the film takes place within this dream.