All Through the Night

Name: All Through the Night
Genre: Comedy, Action, Thriller
Released: 1942-01-10
Duration: 107 min
Rating: 6.7

★ 6,7 /10 (74 Votes)

1942 EN 107 min

Overview

Broadway gamblers stumble across a plan by Nazi saboteurs to blow up an American battleship.

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Release date

10/01/1942

Votes

Popularity

1.8

Killer Bogart takes the Gestapo for a ride!

Genres

Comedy Action Thriller

Status

Released

Language

Runtime

107 min

Humphrey Bogart

Gloves Donahue

Conrad Veidt

Franz 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

Waiter

Wallace Ford

Spats Hunter

Barton MacLane

Marty Callahan

Edward Brophy

Joe Denning

Martin Kosleck

Steindorff

Jean Ames

Annabelle

Ludwig Stössel

Herman Miller

Irene Seidner

Anna Miller

James Burke

Police Lt. Forbes

Ben Welden

Smitty

Hans Schumm

Anton

Charles Cane

Sage

Frank Sully

Spence

Sam McDaniel

Deacon

Chester Clute

Westmore Hotel Clerk (uncredited)

Dick Elliott

Husband of Losing Bidder (uncredited)

William Hopper

Reporter (uncredited)

Cyril Ring

Reporter

Steve Carruthers

Club Patron

George Meeker

Reporter

Walter Brooke

Reporter (uncredited)

Wally Brown

2nd Police Lieutenant (uncredited)

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James Carlisle

Club Patron (uncredited)

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Dick Gordon

Club Patron (uncredited)

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Jack Gordon

Nazi (uncredited)

Sol Gorss

Gunman at Warehouse (uncredited)

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Herschel Graham

Club Patron (uncredited)

Ray Montgomery

Reporter (uncredited)

Paul Panzer

Waiter (uncredited)

Emory Parnell

Cop Outside Warehouse (uncredited)

Charles Sherlock

Ebbing's Henchman (uncredited)

Philip Van Zandt

Assistant Auctioneer (uncredited)

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George Ford

Club Patron (uncredited)

Clancy Cooper

Police Sergeant (uncredited)

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Get those Nazis! And boy, do they! I have to start this review by mentioning that I saw this Bogart film before "Casablanca", "The Maltese Falcon", and "The African Queen". I was just a teenager, and boy did I love this film! I waited years to be able to see it again, and it continued to remain among my favorites. When it came out on video, I bought a copy, and watched it several times a year just to see why I enjoyed it so much. Although it has been a while since I have watched it, I wanted to re-visit an old favorite by giving it my review. After the attacks on September 11, 2001, films l…

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