The Strange Countess

The Strange Countess
The Strange Countess
Directed by Josef von Báky
Produced by Horst Wendlandt
Written by Curt Hanno Gutbrod
Robert A. Stemmle
Edgar Wallace
Starring Joachim Fuchsberger
Music by Peter Thomas
Cinematography Richard Angst
Editing by Hermann Ludwig
Release date(s) 8 November 1961
Running time 95 minutes
Country Germany
Language German

The Strange Countess (German: Die seltsame Gräfin) is a 1961 German crime film directed by Josef von Báky and starring Joachim Fuchsberger[1] based on Edgar Wallace's 1925 book of the same title.

Cast

  • Joachim Fuchsberger - Inspektor Michael 'Mike' Dorn
  • Brigitte Grothum - Margaret Lois Reedle, geb. Moron / Pinder
  • Marianne Hoppe - Mary Pinder, verw. Moron
  • Rudolf Fernau - Dr. Tappatt
  • Richard Häussler - Chesney Praye
  • Edith Hancke - Lizzy Smith
  • Eddi Arent - Lord Selwyn 'Selly' Moron
  • Fritz Rasp - Rechtsanwalt Shaddle
  • Reinhard Kolldehoff - Kriminalassistent Oliver Frank aka Butler John Addams
  • Alexander Engel - Patient
  • Klaus Kinski - Bresset
  • Lil Dagover - Gräfin / Lady Leonora Moron
  • Albert Bessler - Gefängnisdirektor Duffon (uncredited)
  • Eva Brumby - Felicitas 'Mary' (uncredited)
  • Werner Buttler - Mackenzie (uncredited)
  • Kurt Jaggberg - Sammy (uncredited)

References

  1. ^ "New York Times: The Strange Countess". NY Times. http://movies.nytimes.com/movie/47181/Die-Seltsame-Gr/overview. Retrieved 2008-10-19. 

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