...und sowas nennt sich Detektiv

Originaltitel: After the Thin Man

1936
Approved
1 Std. 52 Min.

IMDb-BEWERTUNG

7,6/10

12.554

IHRE BEWERTUNG

Myrna Loy, William Powell, and Asta in ...und sowas nennt sich Detektiv (1936)

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Screwball Comedy Comedy Crime Mystery

Als Nick & Nora Charles zu Silvester an die Westküste zurückkehren, wird der Mann von Noras Cousine, ein notorischer Frauenheld, vermisst. Esgilt, die unüblichen Verdächtigen einzukreisen.Als Nick & Nora Charles zu Silvester an die Westküste zurückkehren, wird der Mann von Noras Cousine, ein notorischer Frauenheld, vermisst. Esgilt, die unüblichen Verdächtigen einzukreisen.Als Nick & Nora Charles zu Silvester an die Westküste zurückkehren, wird der Mann von Noras Cousine, ein notorischer Frauenheld, vermisst. Esgilt, die unüblichen Verdächtigen einzukreisen.

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IMDb-BEWERTUNG

7,6/10

12.554

IHRE BEWERTUNG

Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro

Für 1 Oscar nominiert
- 4 Gewinne & 1 Nominierung insgesamt

Robert Landis
(as Alan Marshall)

Teddy Hart

Casper

Sam Levene

Abrams

Penny Singleton

Polly
(as Dorothy McNulty)

William Law

Lum Kee

George Zucco

Dr. Kammer

Paul Fix

Phil

Asta

Asta

Mrs. Asta

Mrs. Asta

Jack Adair

Escort of Dizzy Blonde
(Nicht genannt)

Eadie Adams

Singer at Welcome Home Party
(Nicht genannt)

Ernie Alexander

Filing Clerk in Morgue
(Nicht genannt)

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Mordsache Dünner Mann (1934) ends at night with Nick and Nora on a train traveling west while the soundtrack plays "California, Here I Come." After The Thin Man (1936), the first sequel in the Thin Man series, was released two years later. Its story begins a few days after the final scene in the original movie, with Nick and Nora presumably on the same train traveling west while the soundtrack again plays "California, Here I Come."

Patzer
When Nick and Abrams go to the hotel looking for Polly's brother, the desk clerk tells them he is in room 212. However, when we see them open the door to the room, the number on the door is 221.

Zitate
Nick Charles: You see, when it comes to words like that, an illiterate person...
Polly Byrnes: Whaddaya mean "illiterate"? My father and mother were married right here in the city hall!
Nick Charles: [Leans toward Nora] Having a good time, Mrs. Charles?
Nora Charles: It couldn't be better.

Alternative Versionen
Also available in a computer colorized version.

Verbindungen
Featured in Die große Metro-Lachparade (1964)

Soundtracks
Blow That Horn
(1936)
Music by Walter Donaldson
Lyrics by Chet Forrest and Bob Wright
Played by the band at the Lichee restaurant
Sung and danced to by Penny Singleton (uncredited) and chorus

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7/10

More Nick and Nora fun!

I was spurred to watch this one after having seen David Niven and Maggie Smith's spot-on parody of Nick and Nora in 'Murder By Death'. Nick spends most of this one either drinking or drunk, but doesn't let that prevent him from solving the crime of course. Myrna Loy is wonderfully aloof in a fine comic performance. Although it involves murder, the tone is almost exclusively light hearted. The plot was almost a little too complicated, the type of thing that 'Murder By Death' so effectively mocked. It seemed as though the script wanted to make it so that anyone could have been a suspect (one of which is James Stewart in a fun role)which normally would be a good idea, but can make it a little confusing (and I'll admit that I wasn't paying 100% attention, but the light-heartedness seems to almost encourage you not to take it all seriously...which is why 'The Thin Man' movies are so much fun in the first place!)