The only movie Peter Lorre ever directed was ”The Lost One,” which he made in Germany in 1951.A personal variation on Fritz Lang`s ”M,” the famous film that featured Lorre as a child ...

A 1940 suspense movie with Peter Lorre is the first true installment in the film noir genre, making it the beginning of a massive trend in Hollywood. advertisement. ScreenRant.

The FT’s film critic looks forward to a BFI season of one of the brilliant immigrants to Hollywood who ‘carried film noir across the world’ ...

Peter Lorre could simultaneously creep you out and inspire sympathy. Boris Karloff remained a movie star when he was pushing 80 and could barely walk. Island of Doomed Men $17.95 (DVD), Sony ...

Peter Lorre 's life ended 50 years ago this year. A few days ago the British Film Institute concluded a month-long celebration of his work. One of the great movie actors of all time, ...

Peter Lorre, 59, Hungarian-born actor whose deceptively mild manner and low-pitched voice made him one of motion pictures' favorite villains, died in Hollywod March 23 of a stroke.

Numerous sources, both in print and on the interwebs, say that Peter Lorre’s English-language film debut was in Alfred Hitchcock’s “The Man Who Knew Too Much” (1934). But th… ...