Night World (1932) |
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| Director(s) | Hobart Henley |
| Producer(s) | Carl Laemmle Jr., E.M. Asher |
| Top Genres | Drama |
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Lew Ayres(as Michael Rand)
Night World
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1932
Night World
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1932
Lew Ayres
(as Michael Rand)
Mae Clarke(as Ruth Taylor)
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1932
Night World
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1932
Mae Clarke
(as Ruth Taylor)
Boris Karloff(as 'Happy' MacDonald)
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1932
Night World
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1932
Boris Karloff
(as 'Happy' MacDonald)
Dorothy Revier(as Jill Mac Donald)
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1932
Night World
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1932
Dorothy Revier
(as Jill Mac Donald)
Clarence Muse(as Tim Washington, the Doorman)
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1932
Night World
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1932
Clarence Muse
(as Tim Washington, the Do...)
Dorothy Peterson(as Edith Blair)
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1932
Night World
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1932
Dorothy Peterson
(as Edith Blair)
Bert Roach(as Tommy)
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1932
Night World
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1932
Bert Roach
(as Tommy)
George Raft(as Ed Powell)
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1932
Night World
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1932
George Raft
(as Ed Powell)
Night World Overview:
Night World (1932) was a Drama - Black-and-white Film directed by Hobart Henley and produced by Carl Laemmle Jr. and E.M. Asher.
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Night World Quotes:
'Happy' MacDonald:
Never give a sucker an even break.
Ed Powell: I never give anybody an even break.
Ed Powell: I never give anybody an even break.
Michael Rand:
It seems to me that a mother has to earn her child's love and respect after their birth; not because of it.
Tim Washington, the Doorman:
Most all them folks is starving for something, and it ain't food. They comes in here and eats and dances and hugs themselves up to a woman,and for a while they think they're happy. Then they comes out, and the world is just as cold and empty as it was before. That's real starvin', Mr. Ryan.
Officer Ryan: Why, Tim, you're a philospher.
Tim Washington, the Doorman: Am I? You don't say so. That ain't what my wife Mary says. She says I'm just a fool-talkin' old colored man.
Officer Ryan: Why, Tim, you're a philospher.
Tim Washington, the Doorman: Am I? You don't say so. That ain't what my wife Mary says. She says I'm just a fool-talkin' old colored man.
Tim Washington, the Doorman:
The wrong people always likes the wrong people.
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The costumes of the chorus Girls in the second number (which ends act one) is reused from the "Happy Feet" number from King of Jazz