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Tonight and Every Night ()

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The theater in which this film is set was called The Windmill and performers there refused to be deterred by the blitz that was leveling much of London at the time.
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Rosalind Bruce
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Squadron Leader Paul Lundy
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Judy Kane
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Tommy Lawson
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Angela
Professor Lamberti ...
Fred, (The Great Waldo)
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Toni
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Observer Leslie Wiggins
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Life Photographer
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May Tolliver
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Sam Royce
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Specialty (scenesDeleted)
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Reverend Gerald Lundy
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David Long
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Rod Alexander ...
Dancer (uncredited)
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W.A.C. Woman (uncredited)
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News Vendor (uncredited)
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Cabbie (uncredited)
John Bleifer ...
Russian Sailor (uncredited)
Gary Bruce ...
American Soldier (uncredited)
Russell Burroughs ...
Orderly (uncredited)
Robin Sanders Clark ...
Undetermined Secondary Role (uncredited)
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Police Sergeant (uncredited)
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Annette (uncredited)
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Dancer (uncredited)
Edward Cooper ...
Room Waiter (uncredited)
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Englishman (uncredited)
Richard Dean ...
British Soldier (uncredited)
Donald Dewar ...
Boy (uncredited)
Aminta Dyne ...
Mrs. Peabody (uncredited)
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Showgirl (uncredited)
Fred Graff ...
American Soldier (uncredited)
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Mrs. Good (uncredited)
John Heath ...
Sailor (uncredited)
Keith Hitchcock ...
A.R.P. Man (uncredited)
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Hitler (uncredited) (archiveSound) (voice)
Nigel Horton ...
English Sailor (uncredited)
Elizabeth Inglis ...
Joan (uncredited)
Coulter Irwin ...
English Sailor (uncredited)
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Showgirl (uncredited)
Marilyn Johnson ...
Pamela (uncredited)
P.J. Kelly ...
A.R.P. Man (uncredited)
George Kirby ...
Father (uncredited)
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Frenchie (uncredited)
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Waiter (uncredited)
Frank Leigh ...
Air Warden (uncredited)
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British Army Officer (uncredited)
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Cockney Woman (uncredited)
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British Sailor (uncredited)
Ethel Martin ...
Showgirl (uncredited)
George Martin ...
Dancer (uncredited)
Charles McNaughton ...
Peters (uncredited)
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Jolly Trio Member (uncredited)
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Group Captain G. Homesby (uncredited)
Stuart Nedd ...
Petty Officer (uncredited)
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Jolly Trio Member (uncredited)
Sheila Roberts ...
Barmaid (uncredited)
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Dancer (uncredited)
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Old Bobby (uncredited)
Cecil Stewart ...
Bert (uncredited)
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Showgirl (uncredited)
David Thursby ...
Scottish Soldier (uncredited)
Victor Travis ...
Jolly Trio Member (uncredited)
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Wardrobe Woman (uncredited)
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Chief Petty Officer (uncredited)
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Bubbles (uncredited)
Richard Woodruff ...
British Soldier (uncredited)
Katherine Yorke ...
Showgirl (uncredited)

Directed by

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Victor Saville

Written by

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Lesser Samuels ... (screenplay) &
Abem Finkel ... (screenplay)
 
Lesley Storm ... (play "Heart of a City")

Produced by

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Victor Saville ... producer

Music by

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George Duning ... (uncredited)
Marlin Skiles ... (uncredited)

Cinematography by

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Rudolph Maté ... director of photography

Editing by

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Viola Lawrence

Editorial Department

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John Hoffman ... montages
Natalie Kalmus ... color director: Technicolor

Art Direction by

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Lionel Banks
Stephen Goosson ... (as Stephen Goossón)
Rudolph Sternad

Set Decoration by

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Frank Tuttle

Costume Design by

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Jean Louis ... (gowns and costumes)
Marcel Vertès ... (gowns and costumes) (as Marcel Vertes)

Makeup Department

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Clay Campbell ... makeup artist
Helen Hunt ... hair stylist
Robert J. Schiffer ... makeup artist (uncredited)

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Rex Bailey ... assistant director
Louis Germonprez ... assistant director

Sound Department

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Lambert E. Day ... sound recordist (as Lambert Day)
William Randall ... sound recordist

Special Effects by

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Lawrence W. Butler ... special effects

Camera and Electrical Department

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Fayte M. Browne ... camera operator
Ned Scott ... still photographer

Music Department

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Saul Chaplin ... vocal arranger
Marlin Skiles ... orchestra arranger
Morris Stoloff ... musical director (as M.W. Stoloff)
George Duning ... music arranger (uncredited)
Martha Mears ... singing voice: Rita Hayworth (uncredited)

Additional Crew

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Jack Cole ... choreographer
Norman Deming ... assistant to producer
Gilbert Miller ... stage producer
Val Raset ... choreographer
Thelma Hoover ... research director (uncredited)

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Storyline

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Plot Summary

A photographer for Life magazine comes to London to do a story on a local theater troupe which never missed a performance during World War II. Flashbacks also reveal the backstage love affair between star Rosalind Bruce and a British flyer. Written by Daniel Bubbeo

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Taglines Whirling It's Wonderful Way Into Your Heart . . . See more »
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Also Known As
  • Heart of the City (United States)
  • I Don't Know (Canada, English title)
  • Cette nuit et toujours (France)
  • Music Box Girls (Germany)
  • Esta noche y todas las noches (Spain)
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  • 92 min
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Did You Know?

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Trivia Rita Hayworth was pregnant during production. As a result, the musical numbers were filmed first, before the pregnancy began to show. As filming progressed, great care was taken to hide her growing belly with muffs, furniture and purses. See more »
Goofs When Rita is putting on the silver dress, the part in her hair jumps from the side to the middle and back again. See more »
Movie Connections Featured in Christmas on Division Street (1991). See more »
Soundtracks Tonight and Every Night See more »
Quotes Squadron Leader Paul Lundy: [in a bomb shelter] Scared?
Rosalind Bruce: Naturally.
Squadron Leader Paul Lundy: So am I.
Rosalind Bruce: Well, that's not very comforting. That's like having a lifeguard say he's afraid of the water.
Squadron Leader Paul Lundy: Oh, I don't mean this. I mean you. You did a little bombing tonight yourself, you know. That dance you did...
[imitates whistling of falling bomb]
Squadron Leader Paul Lundy: In fact, you bombed from a very low altitude. It's not only unfair, it's practically illegal.
Rosalind Bruce: Well, I'm sorry.
Squadron Leader Paul Lundy: You should be.
Rosalind Bruce: I hope I didn't hit anything vital.
Squadron Leader Paul Lundy: You knocked out my whole communicating system, if that's any concern to you.
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