Sleep, Sleep, My Love

A wealthy woman, Cora Smith, becomes increasingly suspicious of her husband, Richard, and his controlling behavior. She begins to believe he is trying to drive her insane, possibly to gain control of her fortune. As her paranoia grows, she confides in her doctor, but the line between her reality and his manipulation becomes blurred.

Sleep, Sleep, My Love was a made-for-television film that received a mixed to positive reception. Critics noted the performances, particularly from Joanne Woodward, and the suspenseful atmosphere created by director Robert Wise. However, some found the plot predictable and the psychological elements less impactful than intended.

• Praised for its suspenseful direction and strong lead performance.

• Some critics found the plot's unraveling to be less surprising than expected.

• The film effectively creates a sense of unease and psychological tension.

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This film marked the directorial debut of Robert Wise in television movies after a highly successful career in feature films such as 'The Sound of Music' and 'West Side Story'.