A través de la noche

Título original: All Through the Night

1942
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1h 47min

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Humphrey Bogart, Peter Lorre, Edward Brophy, Martin Kosleck, Frank McHugh, Conrad Veidt, and Karen Verne in A través de la noche (1942)

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Buddy Comedy Conspiracy Thriller Film Noir Political Drama Spy Action Comedy Crime Drama Thriller

Gloves Donahue está demasiado ocupado mirando la línea inicial de las carreras de caballos de Saratoga o buscando la forma de hacerse con una gran cantidad de dinero.Gloves Donahue está demasiado ocupado mirando la línea inicial de las carreras de caballos de Saratoga o buscando la forma de hacerse con una gran cantidad de dinero.Gloves Donahue está demasiado ocupado mirando la línea inicial de las carreras de caballos de Saratoga o buscando la forma de hacerse con una gran cantidad de dinero.

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All Through The Night

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Curiosidades
When "Gloves" Donahue (Humphrey Bogart) shows the desk clerk the newspaper with his mug on it, it's actually a picture of him as Roy Earle from El último refugio (1940).

Pifias
Near the ending, after the fight at the fifth column meeting in the toy store basement, Ebbing (Conrad Veidt) escapes and intends to blow up the American battleship. He orders Pepe (Peter Lorre) to help. Pepe refuses and is shot. He tumbles down the stairs dead. Moments later Gloves (Humphrey Bogart) runs up the stairs, but Pepe is nowhere to be seen.

Citas
Sunshine: [Sneaking through villains' hideout] Hmm. What kind of radio is that?
Alfred "Gloves" Donahue: That's a short wave outfit.
Sunshine: What goes on here?
Alfred "Gloves" Donahue: I don't know. I don't get it. Hold on.
[Moves cigarette lighter, revealing portrait of Adolf Hitler on wall]
Alfred "Gloves" Donahue: Aha!
Sunshine: Mm-hm! Schickelgruber, the house painter!
Alfred "Gloves" Donahue: Yeah, I recognize the face but I don't know where to put it. Hey, there's more here than meets the F. B. I.

Conexiones
Edited into Historias de la cripta: You, Murderer (1995)

Banda sonora
All Through the Night
(1941)
Music by Arthur Schwartz
Lyrics by Johnny Mercer
Sung by Karen Verne at the Duchess Club

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Damon Runyon vs. the Nazis -- delightful!

A wonderful, funny B movie with an A cast. Bogart made this one between THE MALTESE FALCON and CASABLANCA. Lorre and Veidt and Dame Judith Anderson are wonderfully villainous, and a couple of future superstars -- Phil Silvers and Jackie Gleason -- make their debuts as members of Bogart's gang. This has everything Warner Brothers films loved: a murky waterfront, an old abandoned warehouse, a sinister auction gallery run by foreigners, a swanky nightclub that seems to be inhabited exclusively by gangsters (the Good Guys) and Nazis (the Bad Guys). Puns galore. Probably audiences didn't want to see a comedy about the Third Reich back in 1942, but it gets better (and given the cast, historically more important) with age.