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All Through the Night **** (1942, Humphrey Bogart, Conrad Veidt, Kaaren Verne, Peter Lorre, Judith Anderson) – Classic Movie Review 10,597
‘Gangdom turns its gats on the Gestapo.’ Director Vincent Sherman’s wisecracking 1942 Warner Bros black and white crime mystery thriller All Through the Night stars Humphrey Bogart as Broadway gambler ‘Gloves’ Donahue, who leads the […]
Nov, 28
The First of the Few [Spitfire] **** (1942, Leslie Howard, David Niven, Rosamund John) – Classic Movie Review 9384
Lots of exciting aerial sequences, a good dash of sentiment and an appropriately stiff-lipped script help to make Leslie Howard’s 1942 black and white wartime tribute The First of the Few [Spitfire] a thoroughly affecting […]
Feb, 14
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