Laszlo Löwenstein

"Ain't he the sweetest little son-of-a-bitch you ever seen !"

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On the set of Mad Love (1935)

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The Mask of Dimitrios (1946) - Peter Lorre / Sydney Greenstreet

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I've got 99 problems and my obsession with weird dead actors is all of them

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Peter Lorre - 1936

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Quoting by Sanford

"He had fun with his image and used it, putting on the Peter Lorre voice because he knew that it would amuse them, but he did it tongue-in-cheek... When he was hurt or disappointed he would go into his Peter Lorre song and dance, saying, "Thsi is the Peter Lorre you want, so okay, I'll give it to you." He seemed to feel that it was expected of him. And at those times I don't think that he wanted people to see that he was a caring, charming, loveable guy. he felet that the other was more interesting and more fun for them."

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On the set of My favourite brunette (1947) - Dorothy Lamour / Peter Lorre / Bob Hope

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Poster for The Maltese Falcon (japanese)

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They Met in Bombay (1941) - Clark Gable / Rosalind Russell / Peter Lorre

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At CBS Radio - 1950

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The Maltese Falcon (1941)

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Ghost World (2001) - Steve Buscemi

M (1931) - Peter Lorre

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Mad Love (1935)

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Crack-up (1936) - Earle Foxe / Peter Lorre

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Crack-up (1936)

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On the set of Floating Platform 1 Doesn’t Answer (1931) - Hans Albers / Conrad Veidt / Peter Lorre

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The Unconquerable (1929)

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From a photoshoot during Nancy Steele is Missing (1936)