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Everything Is Thunder

"When a smart and beautiful woman falls madly in love with a desperate fugitive...that's DRAMA...loaded with dynamite!"

The story, starring Constance Bennett and Douglass Montgomery, involves a Canadian POW being hidden by a German citizen during World War I.

Top Cast

  • Constance Bennett

    Constance Bennett

    Anna von Stucknadel

  • Douglass Montgomery

    Douglass Montgomery

    Hugh McGrath

  • Oskar Homolka

    Oskar Homolka

    Detective Schenck Gotz

  • Frederick Lloyd

    Frederick Lloyd

    Muller

  • Roy Emerton

    Roy Emerton

    Kostner

  • Peggy Simpson

    Peggy Simpson

    Mitzi

  • George Merritt

    George Merritt

    Webber

  • Robert Atkins

    Robert Atkins

    Adjutant

  • Terence Downing

    Terence Downing

    Spicer

Overview

The story, starring Constance Bennett and Douglass Montgomery, involves a Canadian POW being hidden by a German citizen during World War I.

Rating

5.6 / 10
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1 Reviews

  • CinemaSerf
    CinemaSerf
    5 Jun 19, 2022

    There is just too much lacking about this to give it much traction with the audience. Set in the Great War, Canadian officer "McGrath" (Douglass Montgomery) manages to flee an Hun POW camp (killing a guard in the process) and make his way to Berlin. That's where he meets hooker "Anna" (Constance Bennett) and the pair decide, with Oskar Homolka's doggedly determined detective "Götz" hot on their trail, to try and make their way to the safety of Holland. The plot suffers badly from plausibility issues. Had it been made six or seven years later it could have been reasonably assumed to have been intended as a piece of WWII propaganda. As it is, it offers a muddled appraisal of Imperial Germany, of Germans and also of a fairly flawed cat and mouse game. Neither the lead actors, nor the writing, are anywhere near good enough to hold the film together, and though the photography is more effective in illustrating their perils, the rest of it is just a bit too romantically facile.

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