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"You committed worse than a crime. You committed a blunder."
Peter Lorre in "Mr. District Attorney" (1941). Don't take your eyes off him!
Watch the full movie (or watch it for his parts, which are few but so worth it):
This movie is god-awful, but Peter is so enchanting in it!
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i watched casablanca recently and i hate to say it but peter lorre is kind of a #boy. reblog
Peter Lorre Signature For "The Cruel Day"
Here's Peter Lorre's signature for a Playhouse 90 contract, February 1, 1960.
Peter would play the role of the cafe owner in the live television broadcast of "The Cruel Day" that aired on February 24, 1960.
This image is from a perhaps deliberately low-res listing on an auction site, sold in 2023 for $199.75.
As far as I have searched, this seems to be a lost episode, or at least isn't accessible for public consumption.
The below is from this site: https://grokipedia.com/page/the_cruel_day
"The play dramatizes the experiences of a French Army captain, portrayed by Van Heflin, who assumes command of a remote outpost in Algeria during the Algerian War of Independence. Upon arrival, the officer encounters entrenched practices of violence and brutality by French troops against the local Arab population, including routine torture to combat National Liberation Front (FLN) insurgents.
"The narrative centers on the captain's moral confrontation with these methods, defended by subordinates like a sergeant played by Charles Bronson as essential for survival against ruthless guerrilla warfare. Key scenes depict interrogations, such as one involving a native figure portrayed by Peter Lorre, highlighting the dehumanizing toll of counter-insurgency operations.
"The captain's dilemma intensifies as he weighs obedience to orders against ethical imperatives, reflecting broader tensions in France's efforts to suppress the rebellion that had escalated since 1954."
Champagne (1928)
It starred Betty Balfour, seen here flicking some of said champagne.
The movie was written (from a story by Walter C. Wycroft and scenario by Eliot Stannard) and directed by Alfred Hitchcock, during his early British film days.
The Mysterious Peter Lorre by George Hadley-Garcia
Hollywood Studio Magazine (September 1983)
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Dress
c. 1926
by A. & L. Tirocchi
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Evening Dress
c. 1921
by Callot Soeurs
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Peter Lorre in what looks like a still from "Black Angel" (1946), source unknown. Possibly a newspaper ad.
NINA MAE MCKINNEY as CHICK hallelujah (1929) dir. king vidor
I recognized Nina from the back!
Go my Lorrelings, attack my mutuals !!
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Peter Lorre in stills from "The Boogie Man Will Get You" (1942). Source.
He's so cute.
The time Betty Boop accidentally got the entire city, including inanimate objects, high on laughing gas.
This cartoon was banned for a time in the '60s, due to fears that it promoted recreational drug use. I am personally also convinced that this short was the inspiration for Ralph Bakshi's "Cool World."
An incredible find! This film is "Cleopasty," a German parody of Theda Bara's famous "Cleopatra" (1917), which itself is a lost film. This YouTuber went to the trouble to get the title cards translated to English, and reconstructed the movie as best he could. "Cleopasty" was directed by Hal Roach, producer of "Lauren and Hardy." The slapstick comedy holds up surprisingly well, at least if your sense of humor is as juvenile as mine is.
In other news, I've managed to get back onto YouTube, though it will still be a little bit before I can get any of my film noir or Peter Lorre related videos up yet.
Peter Lorre as Marius in "Passage to Marseille", 1944.
Island of Doomed Men (1940)
"I've been away for a long time. You should be very glad to see me."
"I hate the sight of you!"
"I know that. Lorraine, you have been in Mr. Smith's arms. Nothing like that must ever happen again. It embarrasses me. You're my wife and he's a murderer."
"And what are you?"
"I'm your husband."
The coloring makes this look like a really weird ad for some fruity hard candy.
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These two are a riot.
Grabbe, newly staged at the Carl-Theater, 1928. "Joke, satire, irony and deeper meaning" – Eddie Peppler, Franz Berisch, Peter Lorre, Max Wittmann (Willinger).
Link.
Wow, wow, wow!! What a remarkable find.
