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1942    1h 47minComedia, Crimen
7.1100%71%6.7
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Gloves Donahue, un jugador de Broadway y truhán simpático, quiere encontrar al asesino del señor Miller, un anciano panadero. Donahue reconoce a Leda Hamilton, cantante de un club nocturno propiedad de Marty Callahan, a la que vio salir de la panadería. Joe Denning, el socio de Marty es asesinado, Leda desaparece de forma misteriosa. Donahue, a quien la policía considera sospechoso junto a Marty del asesinato de Joe Denning, sigue la pista de Leda hasta encontrarla, ésta le confiesa que se ve obligada a colaborar con agentes nazis para proteger a su padre prisionero en Alemania.
Directed by Vincent Sherman
  • Humphrey BogartGloves Donahue
  • Conrad VeidtFranz Ebbing
  • Kaaren VerneLeda Hamilton
  • Jane DarwellMrs. Donahue
  • Frank McHughBarney
  • Peter LorrePepi
  • Judith AndersonMadame
  • William DemarestSunshine
  • Jackie GleasonStarchy
  • Phil SilversWaiter
  • Wallace FordSpats Hunter
  • Barton MacLaneMarty Callahan
  • Edward BrophyJoe Denning
  • Martin KosleckSteindorff
  • Jean AmesAnnabelle
  • Ludwig StösselHerman Miller
  • Irene SeidnerAnna Miller
  • James BurkePolice Lt. Forbes
  • Ben WeldenSmitty
  • Hans SchummAnton
  • theLillyPad28 de marzo de 2026
    Nazis vs Gangsters! This film has scenes that feel like they were peeled right from the deadliest warrior. Bogart plays the straight man to a cast of goofy gangsters--at time maybe a touch TOO goofy for the movie's good. It wants to switch from intense murder scenes to bungling gunmen a bit to often. The main premise works though, and its a lot of fun. The main cast all play their roles excellently--even if the propaganda is a little on the nose. The message gives the film a distinctly pulpy, patriotic feel. This movie won't change your life, but will be a good time!
  • Mister Arn12 de agosto de 2025
    “All Through the Night” is a spirited wartime comedy with Humphrey Bogart trading in his hardboiled edge for a smoother, more playful charm. The story sets New York gangsters against a fascist plot, and Bogart’s quick wit keeps the tone lively without undercutting the stakes. As with most 1942 releases, its anti-Nazi propaganda is anything but subtle, yet that directness feels true to its moment in history. What emerges is a brisk, entertaining film that remains highly watchable today.

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