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After the Thin Man (1936) Private detective Nick Charles and his wealthy wife Nora are back home at last and hoping for a

After the Thin Man (1936)

Private detective Nick Charles and his wealthy wife Nora are back home at last and hoping for a quiet New Year when Nora's brother-in-law is murdered. The obvious suspect is his wife, Nora's sister, Selma. Cast: Nick Charles: William Powell Nora: Myrna Loy David: James Stewart Selma: Elissa Landi 'Dancer': Joseph Calleia Aunt Katherine: Jessie Ralph Robert: Alan Marshal Casper: Teddy Hart Abrams: Sam Levene Polly: Penny Singleton Lum Kee: William Law Dr. Kammer: George Zucco Phil: Paul Fix Mrs. Asta: Mrs. Asta Escort of Dizzy Blonde: Jack Adair Singer at Welcome Home Party: Eadie Adams Filing Clerk in Morgue: Ernie Alexander Minor Role: Jimmie Lucas The Kid: Murray Alper Drunk: Charles Arnt Wrester's Manager: Vince Barnett Newsboy: William 'Billy' Benedict San Francisco Policeman: James Blaine Specialty Dancer: Marion Sheldon Nightclub Patron: Jack Richardson Party Guest: Paul Power Thug: Lew Harvey Reporter: Fred Santley Burton Forrest: Harlan Briggs Cousin Lucius: William Burgess Joe: Joe Caits Man Reading Newspaper: James Carlisle Maid: Phyllis Coghlan Chorus Girl: Jane Talent Trainman: Heinie Conklin Photographer: Jack Raymond Girl with Fireman: Ethel Jackson Iceman: Richard Cramer Bartender: Jack Daley Bill: Edgar Dearing Servant: Cecil Elliott Warden: Frank Fanning Chinese Waiter: Chester Gan Rose: Mary Gordon Cousin Helen: Maude Turner Gordon Detective: Monte Vandergrift Newspaper Distributor: Fred Graham Red Cap: Jesse Graves Plainclothesman: Tom McGuire Policeman at Party: George Guhl Butcher Boy: Ben Hall First News Radio Announcer: Sam Hayes Screwy: Allen 'Farina' Hoskins Man Rehearsing Welcome Speech: Arthur Housman Harold the Chauffer: John Kelly Aunt Hattie: Edith Kingdon The General: Clarence Kolb Polly's Admirer: Hal Le Sueur Man in the Mob: Harry Leroy Station Agent: Bert Lindley Headwaiter: Richard Loo Cop: Charles McMurphy Sexy Blonde: Sue Moore Boyfriend of Girl Standing on Hands: Kewpie Morgan Singing Guest: Paddy O'Flynn Taxi Driver: Frank Otto Man Standing on Hands: Harvey Parry Flop House Proprietor: Lee Phelps Willie the Weeper: Joe Phillips Uncle Willie: Thomas Pogue Surprised Policeman Who Shot at Mirror: Richard Powell Dudley: George Reed Henry the Butler: Tom Ricketts Girl Working with Jerry: Jeanie Roberts Wrestler at Party: Constantine Romanoff San Francisco Detective: Dick Rush Man at Piano: Bert Scott Cousin Emily: Alice H. Smith Eddie: George Taylor Aunt Lucy: Zeffie Tilbury Hat Check Girl: Edith Trivers Ballistics Man: Charles Trowbridge Fingers: Harry Tyler Police Captain: Guy Usher Charlotte: Dorothy Vaughan Prison Matron: Lucille Ward Leader of Late Crowd: Bobby Watson Fireman at Party: Norman Willis Peter - Nick's Butler: Eric Wilton 'Respectable' Man in Car: William Worthington Asta: Written by: Frances Goodrich, Albert Hackett, Dashiell Hammett Director: W.S. Van Dyke Production: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Release date: 25 Dec 1936
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