So Ends Our Night
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| So Ends Our Night | |
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| Directed by | John Cromwell |
| Produced by | David L. Loew |
| Written by | Erich Maria Remarque Talbot Jennings |
| Starring | Fredric March Margaret Sullavan Glenn Ford |
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| Running time | 117 minutes |
| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
So Ends Our Night is a 1941 drama war film starring Fredric March and directed by John Cromwell.
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Plot [edit]
The story takes place in Germany during the Third Reich, when Hitler started to invade countries and persecuting Jews and opponents of his regime. Three of the people Josef Steiner (Fredric March), Ruth Holland (Margaret Sullavan) and Ludwig Kern (Glenn Ford) fleeing for Europe, of dangerous Nazi
Cast [edit]
- Fredric March - Josef Steiner
- Margaret Sullavan - Ruth Holland
- Frances Dee - Marie Steiner
- Glenn Ford - Ludwig Kern
- Anna Sten - Lilo
- Erich von Stroheim - Brenner
- Allan Brett - Leo Marrill
- Joseph Cawthorn - Leopold Potzloch
- Leonid Kinskey - The Chicken
- Alexander Granach - The Pole
- Roman Bohnen - Mr. Kern
- Sig Ruman - Ammers
- William Stack - Professor Meyer
- Lionel Royce - Barnekrogg
- Ernst Deutsch - Dr. Behr
References [edit]
- The Films of Fredric March, by Lawrence J. Quirk
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