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what is the name of this show
heltonsh 1 year ago
Wow, how nice, to meet so much smart people her ... Boa!
TheMollie1 2 years ago
I think this is a scene from "The Invisible Claws of Dr. Mabuse" (1962) with the wonderful German actress Karin Dor and Lex Barker as the FBI Agent Joe Como.
ILBT57 2 years ago 5
@ILBT57
That's right :-)
TheMollie1 2 years ago
I have an English extra copy of the movie
I will trade
delage62 2 years ago
fritz lang...........what director!!!!!genious and master all over the time......
kostgian 2 years ago
Das tasusend augen des dr. Mabuse
timirecimolimte 2 years ago
" The Thousand Faces of Dr. Mabuse". I'm pretty sure this is the last of the Fritz Lang trilogy on the "Mabuse" conspiracy theory. That looks like Lex Barker (formerly Tarzan) at the end - they are dubbing him in German.
PhotonDrive 2 years ago
can you post more of the film?
Thank you
delage60 3 years ago
Ah, men forever have wanted to control women. But we're uncontrollable.
cobrachoppergirl 3 years ago
Debatable, my dear. Yes, most women are uncontrollable, but I've known more than a few that were eager to be controlled.
ericinwisconsin 3 years ago
Ah, and some women want to control men. Some of us don't mind if the "perks" are good (*_~)
logansGT 2 years ago
A pair of Jimmy Choos seems to work a lot better than earrings
Garyrthk 2 years ago
@cobrachoppergirl Wolfgang Preiss played Mabuse in these trash movies, but he remained mostly invisible. More prominent were "Goldfinger" Gerd Fröbe as his counterpart and of course Werner Peters, the round faced willingless functionary.
Jeansschwimmer 3 months ago
Is Wolfgang Price appearing?
He is only Movie version?
MoffTaka 4 years ago
@MoffTaka Wolfgang Preiss played the role of Mabuse, but remained mostly invisible. "Goldfinger" Gerd Fröbe as his opponent and Werner Peters as the usually willingless and cowardly functionary ( a role he had to play repeatedly ever since he had been Diederich Hessling in W. Staudte's "Der Untertan" gave the typical 1960s flavour to thise productions.
Jeansschwimmer 3 months ago
Is this a 1960's remake movie?
MoffTaka 4 years ago
Yep. It's part of the "Dr. Mabuse" series. The original series was during the slient era and a new series was started in the 1960's. Does anyone know specifically WHICH film it is in the series?
ericinwisconsin 4 years ago
"die unsichtbaren Krallen des Dr. Mabuse" is the Name of the Film
hypnocyborg 4 years ago
Great!! too bad its in German.
delage61 5 years ago