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@peter-lorre-stan
thoughts fresh from the oven
BREAKING BAD (2008-2013) 5.01 | Live Free or Die
tits out for mike ehrmantraut
Peter Lorre- smokin’
Peter Lorre in "Dope" - aka "Der weiße Dämon" / "Stupéfiants" (1932)
"Lorre creates the symbol of the narcotic. He is the evil that becomes flesh, the creepy one . . . a warning sign to all, whenever they run across a human being like him who knows nothing of luck, love and true humanity. "Tell your audience that Peter Lorre creates a type which, far from all cliché, is psychologically highly interesting and must be called a unique performance, and at the same time will not miss giving the audience a moral imprint." -Excerpt from press book, as seen in The Lost One: A Life of Peter Lorre by Stephen D. Youngkin
I decided to revisit Der Weisse Dämon (The White Demon) and its simultaneously-filmed French language version, Stupéfiants (Narcotics).
Or if you were in Austria (or on IMDB), Rauschgift (Dope). Peter plays Buckliger (aka Hunchback). And in Stupéfiants, he does indeed speak French!
Der Weisse Dämon - Peter Lorre with Raoul Asla as Dr. Urusew:
Stills from these movie(s) are sometimes mistaken for "Mad Love" (1935). Be fooled no more: Our Peter sacrificed his hair twice for films.
Der Weisse Dämon - with Trude von Molo as Dora Lind:
Der Weisse Dämon - with Gerda Maurus as Gerda Gildemeister:
Enjoy a mix across both versions:
Watch "Der Weisse Damon"
Watch "Stupefiants"
Watch... 😁😁
Openly gay couple
"To the readers of Mein Film, all is well." Looks like May 1933. Source with some info.
Peter Lorre and John Gielgud in Hitchcock's "Secret Agent" (1936).
Peter Lorre as Arthur Lorenz for "The Boogie Man Will Get You", 1942.
With Boris Karloff as Prof. Nathaniel Billings.
Lovebirds! Celia Lovsky & Peter Lorre, newly immigrated to Santa Monica, 1935. From "Mein Film." 1935. Source
Vincent Price & Peter Lorre as Mr. Prentiss and Mr. Munsey in Collector's Item: "The Left Fist of David," an unaired 1957 pilot on CBS.
These winsome characters run an art gallery, appraise estates, and come across mysteries...
Peter Lorre in stills from "The Boogie Man Will Get You" (1942). Source.
Congrats, you died! But worry not you get to live on as a fish.
Parody of Karl Arnold’s Micky-Maus. Reference image under the cut.
"Screaming meanies" Sydney Greenstreet & Peter Lorre
Movieland, April 1946
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