Night and the City - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "Night and the City"
Night and the City (1950)
Timing:
1:35 (95 min)
7.502/10
277
277
7.561/10
1617
1617
7.8/10
16000
16000
Actors and characters
Stanislaus Zbyszko
Character Gregorius
Ada Reeve
Character Molly
Ken Richmond
Character Nikolas
Derek Blomfield
Character Young Policeman (uncredited)
Clifford Buckton
Character Policeman (uncredited)
Ernest Butcher
Character Bert, Street Musician (uncredited)
Peter Butterworth
Character Thug (uncredited)
Naomi Chance
Character Nightclub Hostess (uncredited)
Clifford Cobbe
Character Policeman (uncredited)
Patricia Davidson
Character Nightclub Hostess (uncredited)
Maureen Delaney
Character Anna O'Leary (uncredited)
Aubrey Dexter
Character Fergus Chilk (uncredited)
Stanley Escane
Character Man (uncredited)
Thomas Gallagher
Character Bagrag, Bar Owner (uncredited)
Rex Garner
Character Waiter (uncredited)
George Hirste
Character Beggar (uncredited)
Hamilton Keene
Character Charles, American Bartender (uncredited)
Hubert Leslie
Character Nightwatchman (uncredited)
Arthur Lovegrove
Character Thug (uncredited)
Jack Mandeville
Character Man in Alley (uncredited)
John Mann
Character Beggar (uncredited)
Lew Marco
Character Referee (uncredited)
Gibb McLaughlin
Character Googin (uncredited)
MacDonald Parke
Character American from Chicago (uncredited)
Frank Pettitt
Character Cab Driver (uncredited)
Charles Paton
Character Watchman (uncredited)
Chunky Pattison
Character Dwarf (uncredited)
Eddy Reed
Character American from Chicago (uncredited)
John Rudling
Character Man (uncredited)
Harold Sanderson
Character Man at Wrestling Match (uncredited)
Johnnie Schofield
Character Cashier (uncredited)
Betty Shale
Character Mrs. Pinkney (uncredited)
Leonard Sharp
Character Beggar (uncredited)
Ray St. Bernard
Character The Strangler's Opponent (uncredited)
Tony Sympson
Character Cozen (uncredited)
Harry Terry
Character Man on Dock (uncredited)
C. Denier Warren
Character American from Chicago (uncredited)
Freddie Watts
Character Man (uncredited)
Russell Westwood
Character Yosh (uncredited)
What's left behind the scenes
- Director Jules Dassin (1911-2008) filmed this movie while the process of adding his name to the "blacklist" was underway. Studio head Darryl F. Zanuck (1902-1979) of "20th Century Fox" told Dassin that this might be the last film of his career and advised him to film the most expensive scenes first, so that the studio would not consider firing him before the film was completed.
- Richard Widmark (1914-2008) lost a considerable amount of weight during filming due to the constant running.
- Director Jules Dassin claimed that he did not read the novel of the same name (1938) by Gerald Kersh (1912-1968), which served as the literary basis for this adaptation, until he had finished working on the film.
- Darryl F. Zanuck ordered this film, set in London, to be shot so that the film company could access at least a portion of the financial funds frozen there in accordance with British legislation of the time, which was characterized by protectionism in the film industry.
- Director Jules Dassin (1911-2008) filmed this movie while the process of blacklisting him was underway. Darryl F. Zanuck (1902-1979), head of 20th Century Fox studio, told Dassin that this might be his last film and advised him to shoot the most expensive scenes first, so that the studio wouldn't consider firing him before the film was completed.
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