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She'll come here now.

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Description: In Paris, a demented surgeon's obsession with a British actress leads him to secretly replace her concert pianist husband's mangled hands with those of a guillotined murderer with a gift for knife-throwing. Cast: Doctor Gogol: Peter Lorre Yvonne Orlac: Frances Drake Stephen Orlac: Colin Clive Reagan: Ted Healy Marie: Sara Haden Rollo: Edward Brophy Prefect Rosset: Henry Kolker Dr. Wong: Keye Luke Françoise: May Beatty Chauffeur: George Davis Undetermined Role: Leo White Thief: Harold Huber Marianne: Isabel Jewell Detective Arresting Stephen: Roger Gray Train Conductor: Hooper Atchley Stage Doorman: Agostino Borgato Taxi Driver: Maurice Brierre Man: Bernard Siegel Nurse: Julie Carter Station Master: Harvey Clark Gogol's Lame Child Patient: Cora Sue Collins Suzanne - Nurse: Nell Craig Lavin - Waxworks Proprietor: Frank Darien Woman: Kay English Assistant Prefect: Alphonse Ethier Detective Escorting Rollo on Train: Robert Graves Autograph Seeker on Train: Billy Gilbert Actor as 'Duke': Ramsay Hill Blind Man: Otto Hoffman Raoul - the Drunk: Robert Emmett Keane Charles - Theater Official: Murray Kinnell Pierre - Henry Orlac's Clerk: Edward Lippy Varsac - Fingerprint Expert: Rollo Lloyd Actor as 'Prince': Marc Loebell Actor at Party: Theodore Lorch Execution Official: Michael Mark Woman Outside Theater of Horrors: Mary Jo Mathews Man Outside Theater of Horrors: Edward Norris Mother of Lame Girl: Sarah Padden Detective Interviewing Henry's Clerk: Earl Pingree Gendarme: Russ Powell Newsboy: Matty Roubert Traffic Gendarme: Rolfe Sedan Actor as 'The Notary': Carl Stockdale Dr. Marbeau: Charles Trowbridge Police Broadcaster: Jacques Vanaire Audience Member: Monte Vandergrift Piano Creditor: Clarence Wilson Henry Orlac -, Stephen's Stepfather: Ian Wolfe Written by: Maurice Renard, Florence Crewe-Jones, Guy Endore Director: Karl Freund Production: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Release date: 12 Jul 1935