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- Insomnia: Directed by John Brahm. With Alfred Hitchcock, Dennis Weaver, James Millhollin, John S. Ragin. Charles Cavender suffers from terrible insomnia. He hasn't had a good night's sleep in months and has lost a number of jobs as a result.
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Insomnia: Directed by John Brahm. With Alfred Hitchcock, Dennis Weaver, James Millhollin, John S. Ragin. Charles Cavender suffers from terrible insomnia. He hasn't had a good night's sleep in months and has lost a number of jobs as a result.
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- Drama, Mystery
- John Brahm
- 1960-05-08
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"Insomnia" was originally broadcast on 08/May/1960 as part of the fifth season of Alfred Hitchcock Presents.
Charles Cavender is having a terrible case of insomnia. He visits a psychologist Doctor Tedaldi for help. He tells the doctor that his his wife died in a fire. He also adds that her brother Fletcher blames him for her death. The doctor suggests that he and his brother-in-law should try to resolve their differences. He meets Fletcher but they get in...
Directed by: 1. John Brahm Produced by: 1. Joan Harrison- producer 2. Norman Lloyd- associate producer Written by: 1. Henry Slesar- story & teleplay Starring: 1. Alfred Hitchcock — cast: Host 2. Dennis Weaver — cast: Charles Cavender 3. James Millhollin — cast: Doctor Tedaldi 4. John S. Ragin — cast: Jack Fletcher(as John Ragin) 5. Al Hodge — cast:...
Season 5 Episode 30 "Insomnia" Charles Cavender suffers from terrible insomnia. He hasn't had a good night's sleep in months and has lost a number of jobs as...
Aug 12, 2002 · "Insomnia" is reminiscent of Hitchcock in the way Nolan ratchets up the suspense and in its exploration of the transference of guilt.
Charles Cavender suffers from terrible insomnia. He hasn't had a good night's sleep in months and has lost a number of jobs as a result. He visits a psychiatrist and recounts a recurring dream he has about the death of his wife, who died in a house fire.
Hitchcock irony is at it's best in this story of a man (Dennis Weaver) with a terrible case of insomnia, who seeks a psychiatrist's help in curing his problem. Although Charles Cavender's (Weaver) wife died tragically in a fire some years earlier, his insomnia didn't start until hearing of her brother's release from a veteran's hospital.
Charles Cavender suffers from terrible insomnia. He hasn’t had a good night’s sleep in months and has lost a number of jobs as a result. He visits a psychiatrist and recounts a recurring dream he has about the death of his wife, who died in a house fire.
