Karl John
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The Lost Man: Directed by Peter Lorre. With Peter Lorre, Karl John, Helmuth Rudolph, Johanna Hofer. German scientist murders his fiancée during World War II when he learns that she has been selling the results of his secret research to the enemy.
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- Crime, Drama, Thriller
- Peter Lorre
- 1951-09-07
Somehow Peter Lorre wanted to make a comeback in post war Germany with this movie. He plays the principal role in Der Verlorene, a little guy stumbling through the Nazi years in Germany and ending up just wanting to put an end to his life (apparently based on a true story). He also directed and participated in the screen writing.
Screenshots. The Lost One (1951, Germany) (aka Der Verlorene) In actor/director-writer Peter Lorre's sole directorial effort after leaving the Hollywood studio system - an expressionistic, bleak, low-budget, film noirish crime-drama thriller reminiscent of Lorre's earlier film - Fritz Lang's M (1931, Germ.), and serving as a confessional symbol ...
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Aug 1, 1984 · ''THE LOST ONE'' (''Der Verlorene''), the 1951 German film that opens today at the Film Forum, is the only movie that was directed by the late Peter Lorre, one of America's favorite character...
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1951 ‘Der Verlorene’ Directed by Peter Lorre Synopsis A German scientist murders his fiancée during World War II when he learns that she has been selling the results of his secret research to the enemy.
Perhaps more than any German film made at the time or since, Der Verlorene comes closest to unravelling the mystery of the Nazi enigma, shedding light on how it was that ordinary human beings were driven to play an active part in one of the most heinous regimes in human history. Dr Rothe, the Jekyll and Hyde character played with chilling ...
