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When MGM remade the film with Charles Boyer and Ingrid Bergman, the studio attempted to have all prints of this earlier version destroyed. Fortunately, several prints escaped the fire (in fact, it is believed that director Thorold Dickinson surreptitiously struck a print himself before the negative was lost).
The play opened in New York with the title changed to "Angel Street" on 5 December 1941, starring Vincent Price (his first role as a villain) and Judith Evelyn. Leo G. Carroll costarred as Rough. It became the longest-running melodrama in Broadway history, playing for 1,293 performances.
The original play, "Gas Light," opened in London on 31 January 1939.
On December 8, 1945 Textron Theatre produced a 30-minute radio version of the original play by Patrick Hamilton and adapted by Robert Cenadella. It was for the CBS program "Textron Theatre Starring Helen Hayes" and starred Boris Karloff, Helen Hayes, and Cedric Hardwicke.
Premiered in the U.S. on 10 November 1952 at the Normandie Theatre (now Directors Guild of America Theatre) in New York City, under the title "Angel Street".
"Elizabeth: Stop titivating yourself, come on."
"Rough: I really am a remarkable man. It's my memory. They shall have it for the museum when I die."
