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Easily recognized actors who are supposed to be in this movie according to studio records and/or cas [...]	D
This film has a 100% rating based on 12 critic reviews on Rotten Tomatoes.	D
In the earlier German silent film version, Rollo is actually innocent; that may have originally been [...]	D
After its initial release, 15 minutes were cut from the film, including the pre-credit warning to th [...]	D
The line "Each man kills the thing he loves" comes from Oscar Wilde's poem, "The Ballad of Reading G [...]	D
The scene where Gogol first sits at the organ, with Yvonne's face reflected in the mirror, might hav [...]	D
Doctor Gogol (Peter Lorre) is chauffeured in a 1931 Pierce-Arrow Model 41 Limousine.	D
In the original script the little girl dies in surgery because Gogol is so distracted. In the finish [...]	D
Because cinematographer Gregg Toland would later work on Quarto potere (1941), film critic Pauline K [...]	D
Just before Edward Brophy meets his death, he references the Hoover Dam project.	D
The original one-sheet proclaimed that this was "SUITABLE ONLY FOR ADULTS." Of course, this was not [...]	D
The following lines, quoted by Peter Lorre about halfway through the film, are taken from the first [...]	D
Peter Lorre's first American film.	D
A torn poster of this movie, with its Spanish translation "Las manos de Orlac", appears in Malcolm L [...]	D
Other titles considered for this film included "The Mad Doctor of Paris" and "The Hands of Orlac".	D
The last directorial effort of famed cinematographer Karl Freund.	D
The first two lines of poetry quoted by Peter Lorre are from Elizabeth Barrett Browning's Sonnets fr [...]	D
The original titles were to contain a spoken warning in a manner similar to Frankenstein (1931) also [...]	D
Ian Wolfe, who played Stephen Orlac's stepfather Henry, was 38 during filming, only four years older [...]	D
The close-ups of the wax statue are actually Frances Drake in makeup.	D
May Beatty's declaration about the wax figure, "It went for a little walk!" is a clear echo of a sim [...]	D
Doctor Gogol's last lines change the hair color in, but otherwise quote, the 1836 Robert Browning po [...]	D
The Hays Office cautioned the studio about showing scenes of the dead, injured or dying after the tr [...]	D
This film was directed by one of the all-time great German cinematographers, Karl Freund. One of his [...]	D
Peter Lorre was under contract to Columbia Pictures. He agreed to be loaned out to MGM for this film [...]	D
Charles Chaplin called Lorre the screen's best actor after seeing his performance in "Mad Love."	D
You may recognize the voice of Edward Brophy, who plays convicted killer Rollo. In addition to suppo [...]	D
The cake at Yvonne's farewell party is topped with a guillotine, bordered with skeletons, and inscri [...]	D

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When Yvonne takes the place of the wax figure of her, Peter Lorre at first believes he is seeing the [...]	D
When Stephen clears away the condensation from the train window, he looks out and sees Rollo. In the [...]	D
Throughout the picture, the wax figure moves slightly whenever Frances Drake is subbing for the actu [...]	D
When a fly crawls up into Gogol's cobra pitcher plant, the plant's leaves fold upward to trap the fl [...]	D
When Gogol disguises himself as Rollo, he does not have an accent when he speaks (whispers). If he d [...]	D
The wax statue of "Yvonne" is shown with arms straight down through the film, but toward the end, wh [...]	D
When Rollo goes to the guillotine, the device is shown against the sky. The "sky" has seams in it, r [...]	D

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