Overview
So Ends Our Night is an American war film first released in 1941,
directed by John Cromwell.
The film stars Fredric March, Margaret Sullavan, Frances Dee, Glenn Ford and Anna Sten.
Our overall rating for this film is: good.
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Credits
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Director: John Cromwell
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Script: Erich Maria Remarque, Talbot Jennings
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Photo: William H. Daniels
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Music: Louis Gruenberg
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Cast: Fredric March (Josef Steiner),
Margaret Sullavan (Ruth Holland),
Frances Dee (Marie Steiner),
Glenn Ford (Ludwig Kern),
Anna Sten (Lilo),
Erich von Stroheim (Brenner),
Allan Brett (Marrill),
Joseph Cawthorn (Leopold Potzloch),
Leonid Kinskey (The Chicken),
Alexander Granach (The Pole),
Roman Bohnen (Mr. Kern),
Sig Ruman (Ammers),
William Stack (Professor Meyer),
Lionel Royce (Barnekrogg),
Ernst Deutsch (Dr. Behr),
Spencer Charters (Swiss Policeman),
Hans Schumm (Kobel),
Walter O. Stahl (Police Captain),
Philip Van Zandt (Bachmann),
Frederick Vogeding (Gestapo Colonel),
Joe E. Marks (The Bird),
Gerta Rozan (Elvira),
James Bush (Herbert),
Emory Parnell (Weiss),
Kate MacKenna (Mrs. Ammers),
Edit Angold (Mrs. Ammers’ Sister),
Edward Fielding (Durant),
Wilhelm von Brincken (German Official),
Gisela Werbisek (The Harpy – Ruth’s Roommate),
Lisa Golm (The Pale Woman – Ruth’s Roommate),
Adolph Milar (Black Pig Proprietor),
Georgia Backus (Mrs. Kern),
Harry Cording (Card Player),
Dick Curtis (Gestapo Stormtrooper),
Gretl Dupont (The Slattern),
Brenda Fowler (Woman in Prague),
Frederick Giermann (Doctor),
Bernard Gorcey (Carnival Barker),
Paul Leyssac (Swiss Judge),
John Picorri (Card Player),
John Piffle (Undetermined Role),
George Rosener (Custom Guard),
Hector Sarno (Man in Refugee Station Line),
Hermine Sterler (Berlin Nurse),
Janet Waldo (Jacqueline),
Wolfgang Zilzer (Vogt)
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Country: USA
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Language: English
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Runtime: 117 min; B&W
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