The Thin Man Goes Home
1944, Comedy/Drama, 1h 40m
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Famous retired detective Nick Charles (William Powell) takes his wife, Nora (Myrna Loy), and their dog, Asta, to visit Nick's parents in their small, quiet town. Determined that Nick's father respect Nick's profession, Nora urges him to find a crime to investigate, unaware that Nick's presence has already frightened spy Edgar Draque (Leon Ames) into action. After Nora buys a painting for Nick's birthday and the artist is murdered, Nick discovers that the murder is connected to espionage.
Cast & Crew
William Powell
Nick Charles
Nick Charles
Myrna Loy
Nora Charles
Nora Charles
Lucile Watson
Mrs. Marta Charles
Mrs. Marta Charles
Gloria DeHaven
Laura Belle Ronson
Laura Belle Ronson
Anne Revere
Crazy Mary
Crazy Mary
Harry Davenport
Dr. Bertram Charles
Dr. Bertram Charles
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Audience Reviews for The Thin Man Goes Home
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Sep 05, 2010Another good, fun, and humorous sequel to the Thin Man.
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Jan 22, 2010The 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.
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Jan 13, 2009one of the best in the series for sure. strays from the formula enough to keep things interesting.chase _ Super Reviewer
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Jul 05, 2007Sort of the Thin Man series meets the Andy Hardy series. Good studio fun. "Nick, you have to do something... and that's not it!"
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