Sorry, Wrong Number 1948
"Tangled Wires... Whispering of Murder! Tangled Lives... Fighting to Escape!"
In *Sorry, Wrong Number (1948)*, a gripping psychological thriller directed by Anatole Litvak, a wealthy woman's world unravels when she's bedridden and overhears a chilling murder plot over the phone.
Director: Anatole Litvak
Cast
Barbara Stanwyck
Leona Cotterell Stevenson
Burt Lancaster
Henry Stevenson
Ann Richards
Sally Hunt Lord
Wendell Corey
Dr. Philip Alexander
Harold Vermilyea
Waldo Evans
Ed Begley
James 'J.B.' Cotterell
Leif Erickson
Fred Lord
William Conrad
Morano
John Bromfield
Joe (Detective)
Jimmy Hunt
Peter Lord
Frequently Asked Questions
What is *Sorry, Wrong Number* (1948) about?
*Sorry, Wrong Number* follows Leona Stevenson, a bedridden woman who accidentally eavesdrops on a telephone conversation about a planned murder. As she tries to uncover the victim's identity, she uncovers layers of betrayal and danger in her own life.
Who directed *Sorry, Wrong Number*?
Anatole Litvak directed *Sorry, Wrong Number*, bringing a masterful touch to this psychological thriller.
Who stars in *Sorry, Wrong Number*?
The film stars Barbara Stanwyck as Leona Stevenson, Burt Lancaster in a pivotal role, and features strong performances by Wendell Corey, Ann Richards, and Ed Begley.
Is *Sorry, Wrong Number* (1948) worth watching?
With its tight script, stellar cast, and suspenseful atmosphere, *Sorry, Wrong Number* is a must-watch for fans of classic thrillers. Barbara Stanwyck's performance alone makes it a standout film of 1948.
How long is *Sorry, Wrong Number*?
*Sorry, Wrong Number* runs for 89 minutes, delivering a brisk yet intense cinematic experience.
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About Sorry, Wrong Number (1948) — A Telephone Thriller of Deception and Dread
In *Sorry, Wrong Number (1948)*, a gripping psychological thriller directed by Anatole Litvak, a wealthy woman's world unravels when she's bedridden and overhears a chilling murder plot over the phone. As Leona Stevenson, played with razor-sharp intensity by Barbara Stanwyck, races against time to uncover the intended victim, the tension escalates in a web of betrayal and suspense. Burt Lancaster co-stars as the enigmatic figure at the heart of the mystery, while Wendell Corey and Ed Begley round out the cast in this classic noir-inspired tale of deception and danger.
The film's claustrophobic atmosphere and relentless pacing make it a standout in the thriller genre, blending mystery with the paranoia of a woman trapped in her own home. Litvak's masterful direction amplifies the dread, while Stanwyck's performance anchors the story in raw emotion. *Sorry, Wrong Number (1948)* remains a timeless exploration of fate, fear, and the fragility of trust.
