Edward Arnold
Duncan 'Mac' Maclain
Ann Harding
Norma Lawry
Donna Reed
Barbara Lawry
Stephen McNally
Gabriel Hoffman
Katherine Emery
Cheli Scott
Allen Jenkins
Marty
Stanley Ridges
Hansen
Reginald Denny
Stephen Lawry
John Emery
Paul Gerente
Rosemary DeCamp
Vera Hoffman
Erik Rolf
Boyd
Barry Nelson
Mr. Busch
Reginald Sheffield
Victor
Steven Geray
Mr. Anderson
Mantan Moreland
Alistair
Milburn Stone
Detective Pete (Uncredited)
Marie Windsor
Actress at Rehearsal (Uncredited)
John Butler
Taxi Driver (Uncredited)Edward Kilroy
Pilot (Uncredited)
Ivan Miller
Detective Herman (Uncredited)
G. Raymond Nye
Hugo (Uncredited)
Frank M. Thomas
Police Lieutenant (Uncredited)
Released
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Reviews
This is quite an enjoyable thriller with a strong performance from Edward Arnold as "Jim McLain" - a blind detective who is sought out by his old pal "Norma" (Ann Harding) to try to help her put off one of her old boyfriends who is courting her 17 year old stepdaughter. When the cradle-snatcher is found murdered and his friend is the chief suspect, he arrives at her home with his agile guide dog "
Now you are in my world-darkness! Eyes in the Night is directed by Fred Zinnemann and adapted to screenplay by Guy Trosper and Howard Emett Rogers from Baynard Kendrick's novel The Odor of Violets. It stars Edward Arnold, Ann Harding, Donna Reed, Stephen McNally, Katherine Emery, Allen Jenkins, Stanley Ridges and Friday the dog. Photography is shared between Robert Planck and Charles Lawton a