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Bookmark this pageNight After Night (1932)
Director: Archie Mayo
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From Time Out Film Guide
It seems strange to find the stately Mae West playing a jolly character called Maudie Triplett, and even stranger to find her fourth in the cast list, but after all this was her first film. Her scenes are few, yet she throws so much into them that the leading players in this comedy drama (cool Constance Cummings and icy George Raft, the Archie Andrews of gangsters) momentarily fade into oblivion. They soon come back, though, along with the muddled story (from a novel by Louis Bromfield) about a speakeasy proprietor's love for a Park Avenue dame.Author: GB
Cast & crew
Director: Archie Mayo
Cast: George Raft, Constance Cummings, Wynne Gibson, Mae West, Roscoe Karns, Alison Skipworth, Louis Calhern full cast
Genre(s): Comedy
Duration: 70 mins
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