L'homme perdu (1951)
L'Allemagne, peu de temps après la fin de la Seconde Guerre mondiale. Le docteur Karl Rothe, qui a pris le nom de Neumeister, travaille dans un camp de réfugiés. Il voit un jour apparaître, sous le nom de Novak, son ancien collègue Hoesch. Les deux hommes partagent en commun un lourd passé.
Directeur:
Peter Lorre
écrivains:
Axel Eggebrecht, Benno Vigny, Peter Lorre.
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Peter Lorre as Dr. Karl Rothe, alias Dr. Karl Neumeister |
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Karl John as Hösch, alias Nowak |
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Helmuth Rudolph as Colonel Winkler |
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Johanna Hofer as Mrs. Hermann |
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Renate Mannhardt as Inge Hermann |
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Eva Ingeborg Scholz as Ursula Weber |
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Peter Ahrweiler as Oberstleutnant Marquardt |
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Gisela Trowe as Prostitute |
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Richard Münch as 1. Kriminalbeamter |
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Lotte Rausch as Woman on the train |
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Kurt Meister as |
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Hansi Wendler as |
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Alexander Hunzinger as |
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Josef Dahmen as |
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Hans Fitz as |
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Kurt Fuß as |
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Joachim Hess as Lieutenant |
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Hans Schmitz as Paschke |
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Georg Siebert as Blaschek |
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Horst von Otto as 2. Kriminalbeamter |
| Directing | Peter Lorre | Director |
| Art | Karl Weber | Art Direction |
| Costume & Make-Up | Jupp Paschke | Makeup Artist |
| Costume & Make-Up | Heinz Stamm | Makeup Artist |
| Writing | Axel Eggebrecht | Screenplay |
| Writing | Benno Vigny | Screenplay |
| Writing | Peter Lorre | Screenplay |
| Art | Franz Schroedter | Art Direction |
| Editing | Carl Otto Bartning | Editor |
| Production | Arnold Pressburger | Producer |
| Camera | Václav Vích | Director of Photography |
| Sound | Willy Schmidt-Gentner | Original Music Composer |
