What is the duration of Night Editor?

The duration of Night Editor is 68 mins.

What is the original language of Night Editor?

The original language of Night Editor is English.

Who directed Night Editor?

Night Editor was directed by Henry Levin.

Which studio made Night Editor?

Night Editor was produced by Columbia Pictures.

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Q: Does Night Editor have end credit scenes?

Night Editor does not have end credit scenes.

Crime

Drama

Runtime

68 mins

Language

English

In the middle of a kiss…Murder! A daily news editor recalls a married detective and the deadly woman behind his downfall.

Columbia Pictures

Studio

Henry Levin

Director

Does Night Editor have end credit scenes?

No!

Night Editor does not have end credit scenes. You can leave when the credits roll.

Meet the Full Cast and Actors of Night Editor

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Janis Carter

Jill Merrill

Harry Shannon

Capt. Lawrence

Anthony Caruso

Tusco (Uncredited)

Charles D. Brown

Crane Stewart

William Gargan

Tony Cochrane

Jeff Donnell

Martha Cochrane

Jack Davis

District Attorney Bill Halloran (Uncredited)

Betty Hill

Elaine Blanchard (Uncredited)

Frank O'Connor

Detective Andy (Uncredited)

Douglas Wood

Bank Manager (Uncredited)

Vernon Dent

Fat Man in Library (Uncredited)

Wally Rose

Photographer (Uncredited)

Larry Steers

Mr. Graham, Bank Executive (Uncredited)

Frank McLure

Man (Uncredited)

Donald Kerr

Reporter (Uncredited)

Frank Dae

Butler (Uncredited)

Emmett Vogan

J.M. Moppes, Coroner (Uncredited)

Charles Wagenheim

Phillips (Uncredited)

Eddy Chandler

Dickstein (Uncredited)

Cy Malis

Man (Uncredited)

Joe Palma

Newsboy (Uncredited)

John Tyrrell

Street Sweeper Driver (Uncredited)

Frank Wilcox

Douglas Loring

Paul E. Burns

Ole Strom

Charles Marsh

Swanson (Uncredited)

Harry Tyler

Bartender (Uncredited)

Edward Keane

Police Chief Burns (Uncredited)

Robert Emmett Keane

Max (Uncredited)

Robert Kellard

'Doc' Cochrane (as Robert Stevens)

Lou Lubin

Necktie (Uncredited)

Roy Gordon

Benjamin Merrill (Uncredited)

Coulter Irwin

Johnny

Michael Chapin

Doc as a Boy (Uncredited)

Murray Leonard

Proprietor (Uncredited)

Jimmy Lloyd

Clerk (Uncredited)

Herman Marks

Man (Uncredited)

Johnny Calkins

Boy (Uncredited)

Jack Frack

Reporter (Uncredited)

William Kahn

Newsboy (Uncredited)

Ronnie Ralph

Small Boy (Uncredited)

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Chevrolet

1932

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Packard

1933

Standard Eight

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Night Editor Themes and Keywords

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Night Editor Other Names and Titles

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