All Through the Night (1941) - film review

Action / Comedy / Drama / Thriller / War

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All Through the Night is an American comedy thriller film first released in 1941, directed by Vincent Sherman. The film stars Humphrey Bogart, Conrad Veidt, Kaaren Verne, Jane Darwell and Frank McHugh. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Credits

Director: Vincent Sherman
Script: Leonard Spigelgass, Edwin Gilbert, Leo Rosten
Photo: Sidney Hickox
Music: Adolph Deutsch, Heinz Roemheld, Max Steiner
Cast: Humphrey Bogart (Gloves Donahue), Conrad Veidt (Ebbing), Kaaren Verne (Leda Hamilton), Jane Darwell (Mrs. Donahue), Frank McHugh (Barney), Peter Lorre (Pepi), Judith Anderson (Madame), William Demarest (Sunshine), Jackie Gleason (Starchy), Phil Silvers (Louie, at Charlie’s restaurant), Wallace Ford (Spats Hunter), Barton MacLane (Marty Callahan), Edward Brophy (Joe Denning), Martin Kosleck (Steindorff), Jean Ames (Annabelle), Ludwig Stössel (Mr. Miller), Irene Seidner (Mrs. Miller), James Burke (Forbes), Ben Welden (Smitty), Hans Schumm (Anton), Charles Cane (Sage), Frank Sully (Spence), Sam McDaniel (Deacon), Louis V. Arco (Shortwave radio man), Leah Baird (Woman), Egon Brecher (Art gallery watchman), Walter Brooke (Reporter), Gertrude Carr (Mrs. Novak), Eddy Chandler (Police sergeant), Chester Clute (Westmore Hotel clerk), Clancy Cooper (Police sergeant), Roland Drew (Reporter), Al Eben (Pastry chef at Charlie’s Restaurant), Dick Elliott (Husband of bidder who loses to Gloves), Chester Gan (One of Gloves’ rescuers at Nazi meeting), Bud Geary (Callahan’s henchman), Sol Gorss (Gunman at warehouse), Oscar ’Dutch’ Hendrian (Callahan’s bouncer), William Hopper (Reporter), Hans Joby (Watchman at warehouse), Robert Kimball (Ebbing’s henchman), Mike Lally (Callahan’s bouncer), Al Lloyd (Man at toy maneuvers discussion), Mira McKinney (Lady behind Gloves at auction), George Meeker (Reporter), Ray Montgomery (Reporter), Carl Ottmar (Lichtig, at meeting), Paul Panzer (Waiter), Emory Parnell (Policeman outside warehouse), Bob Perry (Callahan’s henchman), Lee Phelps (The turnkey), Otto Reichow (Muller, meeting admittance guard), Cyril Ring (Reporter), Mary Servoss (Woman), Charles Sherlock (Ebbing’s henchman), John Sinclair (Ebbing’s henchman), John Stark (Ebbing’s henchman), Charles Sullivan (Callahan’s henchman), Don Turner (Policeman), Philip Van Zandt (Assistant auctioneer), Henry Victor (Meeting receptionist), Frederick Vogeding (Doctor, at meeting), Regina Wallace (Woman), Billy Wayne (Chef #2 at Charlie’s Restaurant), Leo White (Chef #1 at Charlie’s Restaurant), Lottie Williams (Lottie, the flower vendor), Charles C. Wilson (Police lieutenant at Miller’s Home Bakery), Wolfgang Zilzer (Frascher, spy asked to steal plans)
Country: USA
Language: English / German
Runtime: 107 min; B&W

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