The Thin Man Goes Home (1945)
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Cast
as Nicholas Charles
as Nora Charles
as Mrs. Charles
as Laurabelle Ronson
as Crazy Mary
as Dr. Charles
as Helena Draque
as Bruce Clayworth
as Willie Crump
as Brogan
as Edgar Draque
as Tom Clayworth
as Peter Berton
as Chief MacGregory
as Sam Ronson
as Hilda
as Tatum
as Willoughby
as Miss Peavy
as Bill Burns
as Charlie
as Captain
as Skating Act
as Skating Act
as Contortionist
as Fat man
as Conductor
as Woman with baby
as Baggage Man
as Big Man's Companion
as Big Man
as Tom Burton
as Housekeeper
as Tom the Proprietor
as Tom's Wife
as Pool Player
as Bartender
as Officer
as Sailor
as Drunk
as Porter
as Train Passenger
as Train Passenger
as Baggage Man
as Train Passenger
as Train Passenger
as Reporter
as Masseur
as Ronson's Maid
as Slugs
as Mickey
as Officer
as Officer
as Montage Shot Mother
as Montage Shot Daughter
as Butcher
as Barber
as Railroad Clerk
as Cop
as Tart
as Tart
as Man
as Man
as Man
Critic Reviews for The Thin Man Goes Home
All Critics (5) | Fresh (3) | Rotten (2) | DVD (1)
More in keeping with a classic British mystery
By the time The Thin Man Goes Home rolled around, the series was beginning to feel pretty thin itself.
The Nick and Nora Charles crime formula story works even in the sticks.
Audience Reviews for The Thin Man Goes Home
Another good, fun, and humorous sequel to the Thin Man.
Super Reviewer
The Thin Man Goes Home is the fifth Thin Man film and it's evident the series is running out of steam. There's a whole lot more slapstick and puppy comedy involving the dog, but the "mystery" involving a mysterious painting and of course, a couple of murders is just sort of background side story. I know the Thin Man series relies on the humor and chemistry generated by Loy and Powell, but there also have to be situations that are humorous too. Here, the situations are straining to be funny, but don't quite live up to the previous films. Some of the things the super-sleuth uncovers seem far-fetched, even for a Thin Man movie. Possibly the weakest of the Thin Man movies.
Super Reviewer
Sort of the Thin Man series meets the Andy Hardy series. Good studio fun. "Nick, you have to do something... and that's not it!"
Super Reviewer
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