After Tonight (1933)While romancing a beautiful Russian countess, a captain in the Austrian intelligence service is assigned to capture "K-14", a clever spy who has so far managed to remain undetected. What ... See full summary » Director:George Archainbaud |
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Title: After Tonight (1933)
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Carla Vanirska, aka K-14 and Karen Schöntag
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Capt. Rudolph 'Rudy' Ritter
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Maj. Lieber
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Lt. Erlich
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Sgt. Probert
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Pvt. Muller
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John Wray | ... |
Mitika, the Gypsy Contact
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Agent Lehan
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Evelyn Carter Carrington | ... |
Frau Stengel
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Sam Godfrey | ... |
Franz
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While romancing a beautiful Russian countess, a captain in the Austrian intelligence service is assigned to capture "K-14", a clever spy who has so far managed to remain undetected. What the captain doesn't know is that he is actually closer to the spy than he realizes. Written by frankfob2@yahoo.com
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Two lovers you'll never forget.....SHE a spy....knowing him to be her enemy. HE knowing her only as a woman..lovely, desirable...One Night of Ecstacy! See more »Parents Guide:
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
10 November 1933 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
A Espiã Russa See more »Company Credits
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Mono (RCA Victor System)Color:
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1.37 : 1
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Words and Music by Val Burton and Will Jason
Sung by Constance Bennett in a cabaret
Reprised by her in a cafe
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"Buy a Kiss"Words and Music by Val Burton and Will Jason
Sung by Constance Bennett in a cabaret
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This is not a great film by any means, but is certainly worth seeing for the fine performance by Constance Bennett. The camera loves her and all the romance scenes play very well. Most viewers will find the ending kind of phoney but one has to assume that so much war time sex, romance and spying was more than the Code would allow, so a "wonderful coincidence" of an ending was almost a given!