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MARK OF THE VAMPIRE

1935 • US HMDB
April 26, 1935

Sir Borotyn, a prominent Prague resident, is discovered murdered in his home, with all indications pointing to a vampire assault. The victim's friend, Baron Otto, and the physician who analyzes the body, are certain that the vampire is the mysterious Count Mora or his daughter. Receiving little help from the law, Professor Zelen, an expert in the occult, is called in to assist with their investigation.

Directors

Tod Browning Tod Browning

Cast

Lionel Barrymore as Professor Zelin

Lionel Barrymore

Professor Zelin

 Elizabeth Allan as Irena Borotyn

Elizabeth Allan

Irena Borotyn

 Bela Lugosi as Count Mora

Bela Lugosi

Count Mora

 Lionel Atwill as Inspector Neumann

Lionel Atwill

Inspector Neumann

 Jean Hersholt as Baron Otto

Jean Hersholt

Baron Otto

 Henry Wadsworth as Fedor Vincente

Henry Wadsworth

Fedor Vincente

 Donald Meek as Dr. Doskil

Donald Meek

Dr. Doskil

 Jessie Ralph as Midwife

Jessie Ralph

Midwife

 Ivan F. Simpson as Jan

Ivan F. Simpson

Jan

 Franklyn Ardell as Chauffeur

Franklyn Ardell

Chauffeur

 Leila Bennett as Maria

Leila Bennett

Maria

 June Gittelson as Annie

June Gittelson

Annie

Carroll Borland

Luna

 Holmes Herbert as Sir Karell Borotyn

Holmes Herbert

Sir Karell Borotyn

 Michael Visaroff as Innkeeper

Michael Visaroff

Innkeeper

 Egon Brecher as Coroner (uncredited)

Egon Brecher

Coroner (uncredited)

 Robert Greig as Fat Man (uncredited)

Robert Greig

Fat Man (uncredited)

 John George as Gypsy (uncredited)

John George

Gypsy (uncredited)

 Louise Emmons as Old Gypsy Woman (uncredited)

Louise Emmons

Old Gypsy Woman (uncredited)

 Eily Malyon

Eily Malyon
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Production: Tod Browning (Producer) — E.J. Mannix (Producer)
Screenplay: Guy Endore (Screenplay) — Bernard Schubert (Screenplay) — John L. Balderston (Writer) — H.S. Kraft (Writer) — Samuel Ornitz (Writer)
Cinematography: James Wong Howe (Director of Photography)

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Francesco Mirabelli
Francesco Mirabelli •
A fake vampire terrorizes the inhabitants of a Czech village by draining his victims of blood, but in the end, the police will catch him with the help of a hypnotist. Eerie and unreal "mystery" of the night directed by the director of "Dracula first" (1931) who, on this occasion, reworks his silent masterpiece "The Ghost of the Castle" (1927) and makes Lugosi recite some verses of Poe, whose torture of the story "The Pit and the Pendulum" is also used and "The Pit and the Pendulum" (1943). Appreciable.
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