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The Thousand Eyes of Dr. Mabuse (1966)
A reporter is murdered while driving to his job. The Police are contacted by a clairvoyant who saw the death in a vision, but some dark force is preventing him from seeing the man behind the crime...
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A reporter is murdered while driving to his job. The Police are contacted by a clairvoyant who saw the death in a vision, but some dark force is preventing him from seeing the man behind the crime...
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Genre:Crime, Mystery, Thriller
Written By:Heinz Oskar Wuttig, Fritz Lang
In Theaters:4/6/1966
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Runtime:99 minutes
Studio:Critérion Film, CEI Incom, Sinister Cinema, Kino Video, CCC Filmkunst, UFA
Cast
Fritz Lang
Director
Peter van Eyck
Henry B. Travers
Gert Fröbe
Detective Inspector Kras
Wolfgang Preiss
Prof. Jordan / Peter Cornelius / Dr. Mabuse
Dawn Addams
Marion Menil
Werner Peters
Hieronymus B. Mistelzweig
Andrea Checchi
Hotel Detective Berg
Howard Vernon
No. 12
David Cameron
Michael Parker
Christiane Maybach
Maid
Albert Bessler
Hotelingenieur
Marielouise Nagel
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