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A Thief in the Night (1972)Director:Donald W. Thompson |
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Patty Dunning | ... | |
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Mike Niday | ... |
Jim Wright
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Colleen Niday | ... |
Jenny
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Maryann Rachford | ... |
Diane Bradford
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Thom Rachford | ... |
Jerry Bradford
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Duane Coller | ... |
Duane
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Russell S. Doughten Jr. | ... |
Reverend Matthew Turner
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Clarence Balmer | ... |
Pastor Balmer (the good minister)
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bible prophecy | eschatology | female protagonist | christianity | christian film |Taglines:
...and there will be no place to hide.Parents Guide:
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During the filming of the scene where Patty is walking over the railroad tracks on the bridge, Patty Dunning states in an interview that she did, in fact, drop down in between the trestles, and that she was really glad she weighed what she did at the time so that she didn't go all the way through, because the bridge was about 60 feet high. See more »Goofs
During the chase scene towards the railway trestle the road appears one minute to have new yellow striping and the next cut having no striping. As the yellow striping don't have the old white ones underneath, the road must have been unmarked and painted during filming. The USA was converting their road markings from white to yellow during this period. See more »Quotes
Pastor Balmer: [quoting Scripture] The world will be at ease; banquets and parties and weddings, just as it was in Noah's time before the sudden coming of the flood. People wouldn't believe what was going to happen until the flood actually arrived and took them all away. So shall My coming be. Two men will be working in the fields, one will be taken, the other left. Two women will be going about their household tasks, one will be taken and the other left. So be prepared for you know not what day your Lord is ...See more »
Perhaps because I was so young, innocent and BRAINWASHED when I saw it, this movie was the cause of many sleepless nights for me. I haven't seen it since I was in seventh grade at a Presbyterian school, so I am not sure what effect it would have on me now. However, I will say that it left an impression on me... and most of my friends. It did serve its purpose, at least until we were old enough and knowledgeable enough to analyze and create our own opinions. I was particularly terrified of what the newly-converted post-rapture Christians had to endure when not receiving the mark of the beast. I don't want to spoil the movie for those who haven't seen it so I will not mention details of the scenes, but I can still picture them in my head... and it's been 19 years.