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@vintageerieteacup
A group of filmmakers at the Hotel Imperial
From left (seated): Composer Schwartz, Director Rudolf Katscher, Oskar Homolka, Gerda Maurus, Editor-in-Chief F. Porges, Peter Lorre; (standing): Assistant Director Steinbicker, Engineer Eugen Schüfftan, Mr. Stauffen, Director S. Spiegel, French Dialogue Director Decoin, Press Officer Sr. S. Wolf.
Mein Film, 1933.
Link.
When Viktor Laszlo met Ugarte, who had escaped the Nazis.
Peter Lorre as Mr. Moto.
"Arsenic and Old Lace" cast and filming crew.
Peter Lorre in Portugal for Stupéfiants - waving!
A Lorre fan unearthed video footage claiming that Peter is WAVING from the ship as the UFA crew arrived in Portugal to shoot "Stupéfiants" (1932)! Gahh!!
First, if you haven't seen this post by @vintageerieteacup (or even if you have), open a tab with it. It's an amazing find of a 1932 article with pictures of Peter Lorre & Jean Murat coming with the crew to Lisbon for "Stupéfiants," which was the French-language version of "Die Weisse Damon." Peter starred in both.
Second, this clip is not mine and I did not add the arrow, but I did run it through a slight slo-mo so we can see him a little better. (Mind you, the year is wrong in the caption.)
Source of clip. Peter had shaved his head for the role, predating "Mad Love" by several years, so that's him all right, in the hat he wore at the time.
I'm hoping to see the full video this clip came from, even if that's the only time we see Peter.
@peterlorres21stcentury @noirgasmweetheart @soapkaars @snail-cupcakes, I can't wait until you see this too. Eeeee!
Oh My Gosh 😍 Such a gem you've found!
He's so cute waving from there...
Babylon Berlin (2017-2026).
Peter Lorre as Professor Sturm in "Nancy Steele is Missing", 1937.
Peter Lorre – The Face Behind The Mask
New edit is here 💖
Peter Lorre's Judas turned out to be pale and evil more because of his pettiness than because of any diabolical intent. Moderne Welt, 1933.
Link.
Go my Lorrelings, attack my mutuals !!
Peter Lorre as Janos Szabo in "The Face Behind the Mask", 1941.
Peter Lorre as Mr. Moto in "Thank You, Mr. Moto".
"Niall opens his eyes, a big beaming smile on his face, as he expects to be met with a laughing Ruben" and he was!
Peter Lorre in Das Mädchen auf dem Diwan
Das Mädchen auf dem Diwan (Girls on the Divan). Kammerspiele, Vienna, 1926/27.
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Peter Lorre and Evelyn Keyes in "The Face Behind the Mask", 1941.
Peter Lorre in Scherz, Satire, Ironie und tiefere Bedeutung
Scherz, Satire, Ironie und tiefere Bedeutung, Vienna Carltheater, 1928.
Source
Also found in an Austrian biography and in Bilderstunde from October 30, 1928.
From the (translated) wiki:
"Joke, Satire, Irony and Deeper Meaning" is an 1882 play by Christian Dietrich Grabbe and deemed one of the great German comedies.
"In its dazzling mix of drastic situational comedy, rowdy scenes, satire, and the grotesque, the play stands outside both classical and romantic comedy. [...] The schoolmaster has a man-high cage set up in the woods, in which he places sixteen condoms as bait."
OF COURSE PETER LORRE PLAYED THE SCHOOLMASTER
"A sly, alcoholic schoolmaster"
Not surprised, not at all
Clark Gable, Elizabeth Allan and Peter Lorre, photo taken by Phil Burchman in the 1930's at a party for Rouben Mamoulian.
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