Agents of the night

Movie
German title	Agents of the night
Original title	All through the night
Country of production	United States
original language	English
Publishing year	1941
length	107 minutes
Rod
Director	Vincent Sherman
script	Leonard Spigelgass ; Edwin Gilbert
production	Jerry Wald ; Hal B. Wallis
music	Adolph German
camera	Sid Hickox
cut	Rudi Fehr
occupation
	Humphrey Bogart : Gloves Donahue; Conrad Veidt : Ebbing; Kaaren Verne : Leda Hamilton; Jane Darwell : Mrs. Donahue; Peter Lorre : Pepi; Frank McHugh : Barney; Judith Anderson : Madame; Ludwig Stössel : Miller; William Demarest : Sunshine; Jackie Gleason : Starchy; Barton MacLane : Marty Callahan; Edward Brophy : Joe Denning; Martin Kosleck : Steindorff; Wallace Ford : Spats Hunter;
synchronization

Agents of the Night (Original title: All Through the Night ) is an American spy film with Humphrey Bogart in the lead role. The film premiered on December 2, 1941.

action

The old baker Miller is murdered by a sinister stranger. Gloves Donahue, boss of a group of professional players, finds a lead on the nightclub singer Leda Hamilton, who comes from Germany. She is kidnapped shortly afterwards. Donahue tracks them down at Ebbing's auction house. The company turns out to be a front company of Nazis who are planning acts of sabotage.

criticism

"Sometimes erratically staged spy and agent film based on the clumsy propaganda scheme of Hollywood, with German emigrants (Veidt, Lorre) who are determined to play rogue roles and a brilliantly acting Humphrey Bogart in the lead role."

- film service

synchronization

Humphrey Bogart: Joachim Kemmer
Peter Lorre: Hans Zander

Web links

Made at Night in the Internet Movie Database (English)

Individual evidence

[1] Agents of the Night. In: Lexicon of International Films . Film service , accessed March 2, 2017 .

[2] ttp://www.synchronkartei.de/index.php?action=show&type=film&id=5212