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Die UNSICHTBAREN KRALLEN DES DR. MABUSE (1962)

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Film details

Featuring

Lex Barker Karin Dor Siegfried Lowitz
Director

Harald Reinl
Country

Federal Republic of Germany
Year

1962
Genres

Horror Crime Science Fiction
Type

Film
Category

Fiction

Alternative titles

The INVISIBLE DR. MABUSE Alternative
The INVISIBLE DOCTOR MABUSE Alternative
The INVISIBLE HORROR Alternative

Synopsis

Dr. Mabuse tries to kidnap a scientist who has discovered a way of making men invisible{ and uses it to be near a woman he is obsesses with.

Cast & Credits

Cast
- - Joe Como
    
    Lex Barker
  - Liane Martin
    
    Karin Dor
  - Inspector Brahm
    
    Siegfried Lowitz
  - Dr. Mabuse
    
    Wolfgang Preiss
  - Professor Erasmus
    
    Rudolf Fernau
  - Dr. Bardorf
    
    Kurd Pieritz
  - Detective Hase
    
    Walo Lüönd
  - Optician
    
    Heinrich Gies
  - Max
    
    Schwarz, Hans
  - Martin Droste/Bobo
    
    Werner Peters
  - Floor Walker
    
    Carl De Voigt
Credits
- Direction:
  - Director
    
    Harald Reinl
  - Assistant Director
    
    Carl von Barany
  Production:
  - Production Company
    
    CCC Filmkunst (Berlin)
  - Producer
    
    Artur Brauner
  - Associate Producer
    
    Wolf Brauner
  - Production Manager
    
    Heinz Götze
  - Production Manager
    
    Manfred Korytowski
  Writing:
  - Script
    
    Ladislas Fodor
  - Original idea
    
    Artur Brauner
  Photography:
  - Photography
    
    Ernst W. Kalinke
  - Photography
    
    Eberhard Dycke
  - Photography
    
    Helmut Meyer
  Editing:
  - Editor
    
    Hermann Haller
  Design:
  - Art Director
    
    Gabriel Pellon
  - Art Director
    
    Oskar Pietsch
  Make-up:
  - Make-up
    
    Heinz Stamm
  - Make-up
    
    Eva Schreckling
  Music:
  - Music
    
    Peter Sandloff
  Sound:
  - Sound
    
    Gerhard Müller

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