Direction by John Huston is resourceful and dynamic as he sympathetically weaves together the often-vague and philosophical threads that mark Tennessee Williams' writing.

Brilliant, apart from some minor plot glitches.

No one but Tennessee Williams could have concocted it, but anyone other than John Huston should have directed it.

Although it's often ignored or outright forgotten, The Night of the Iguana is actually one of the better screen adaptations of a Tennessee Williams work.