All Night is one of Valentino's earliest films, and one of the few in which he plays a comedic role.
In contrast to the screen persona of "The Great Lover", his character of Richard Thayer is shy and insecure.
For this film, Valentino performed several scenes of physical comedy and pratfalls, including falling from a window into a barrel of water.
Valentino and Myers starred together previously in A Society Sensation, also directed by Paul Powell.
Powell praised Valentino's work.
Valentino recalled to Photoplay, "He was the first to say, 'Stick to it and you'll make a name for yourself.'"
All Night is one of Valentino's earliest films, and one of the few in which he plays a comedic role. In contrast to the screen persona of "The Great Lover", his character of Richard Thayer is shy and insecure. For this film, Valentino performed several scenes of physical comedy and pratfalls, including falling from a window into a barrel of water. Valentino and Myers starred together previously in A Society Sensation, also directed by Paul Powell. Powell praised Valentino's work. Valentino recalled to Photoplay, "He was the first to say, 'Stick to it and you'll make a name for yourself.'"
All Night (film)