After the Thin Man

thumb| thumb After the Thin Man is a 1936 film in which Nick investigates a murder connected with Nora's family. Directed by W.S. Van Dyke. Written by Dashiell Hammett. Mr. and Mrs. Thin Man Are Back In Their New Hit. taglines Nick Charles thumb|William Powell as Nick Charles Let's get something to eat, I'm thirsty. [to David Graham] And as a family friend, you obtained $20,000.00 on short notice. On January First. A BANK HOLIDAY!! Dialogue thumb|Myrna Loy as Nora Charles thumb|James Stewart as David Graham thumb|Elissa Landi as Selma Landis thumb|Skippy as Asta Nora Charles: I suppose we ought to decide where we're going. Nick Charles: Why, do you care? Nora Charles: No, but I haven't any clothes. Nick Charles: Well, what's the difference? Saves you the trouble of packing. And I don't need anything in the world, darling, but you... and a toothbrush. Nora Charles: Are you packing? Nick Charles: Yes dear, I'm putting away this liquor. Nick Charles: You see, when it comes to words like that, an illiterate person... Polly Byrnes: Whaddaya mean "illiterate"? My father and mother were married right here in the city hall! Nick Charles: Having a good time, Mrs. Charles? Nora Charles: It couldn't be better. Dancer: Have you ever been thrown out of a place, Mr. Charles? Nick Charles: Let's see. How many was it up to yesterday, Mrs. Charles? Nora Charles: Well, uh, how many places were you in, Mr. Charles? Nick Charles: Who was that? Nora Charles: Oh, you wouldn't know them, darling. They're respectable. Dancer: [to Nick] Once a gumheel, always a gumheel, huh? Well, I don't like gumheels, but I thought you'd quit it when you married a pot of money. Nora Charles: Did he call me a pot? Nick Charles: Good morning! Lieutenant Abrams: Good evening. Nick Charles: Uh, yes, good evening. Will you have some breakfast? Lieutenant Abrams: Thanks, I just had dinner. Nick Charles: I give up. Nick Charles: Have you made any New Year's resolutions? Nora Charles: Not yet. Any complaints or suggestions? Nick Charles: A few. Nora Charles: Which? Nick Charles: Complaints. Nora Charles: All right shoot. Nick Charles: Well, you don't scold, you don't nag, and you look far too pretty in the mornings. Nora Charles: All right, I'll remember: must scold, must nag, musn't be too pretty in the mornings. Nick Charles: How do you do? I'd like to get this gal out of the woman's tank. Prison Matron: Oh, yes. Is this the one that was doing the fan dance? Nick Charles: Fan dance? Prison Matron: Yes. Nick Charles: Well, if it is, she's been holding out on me. Nora Charles: Nickie, have you any pictures of yourself taken as a baby? Nick Charles: [Trying to sleep] No. Nora Charles: Aww, that's a shame. I want to see what you looked like. Nick Charles: I'll have some taken in the morning. Selma Landis: Good night Nick, and thanks so much for everything. I want to kiss you. [Looks at Nora] May I? Nora Charles: Go right ahead. But I warn you, it's a hard habit to get out of. Taglines Mr. and Mrs. Thin Man Are Back In Their New Hit. Continuing the fun in their NEW hit! Cast William Powell — Nick Charles Myrna Loy — Nora Charles James Stewart — David Graham Elissa Landi – Selma Landis Skippy - Asta, their dog Joseph Calleia - "Dancer" Jessie Ralph - Katherine Forrest Alan Marshal - Robert Landis Sam Levene - Lieutenant Abrams Penny Singleton - Polly Byrnes External links 0027260 After the Thin Man Category:1936 American films Category:Criminal comedy films Category:American mystery films Category:Films directed by W. S. Van Dyke Category:American films about revenge Category:American sequel films Category:Films about cousins Category:Films set in San Francisco