Dr. Mabuse, the Gambler

Dr. Mabuse, the Gambler

  • Director: Fritz Lang
  • Writer: Norbert Jacques,Thea von Harbou,Fritz Lang
  • Countries of origin: Germany
  • Language: None, German, English, French, Latin, Swedish
  • Release date: September 30, 1922
  • Sound mix: Silent
  • Aspect ratio: 1.33 : 1
  • Also known as: Dr. Mabuse, the Gambler part one: The Great Gamble
  • "Dr. Mabuse, der Spieler" is a crime film directed by Friedrich Christian Anton Lang, starring Alfred Abel and Lil Dagover .
    The film tells the story of a criminal genius Dr. Mabs, who is proficient in psychology, using various tricks, including hypnosis, disguise, gambling, etc., to completely control his victim in the palm of his hand.

    Details

    • Release date September 30, 1922
    • Filming locations Berliner Union-Film, Oberlandstraße 26-35, Tempelhof, Berlin, Germany
    • Production companies Uco-Film GmbH

    Movie reviews

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    • By Ward 2022-11-05 14:49:29

      Player Dr. Mabuse’s viewing notes

      Mabus (Yue Shenyue), Caraca Rosa (Takada Kiyomi), Count Desi Todd, Countess, Von Wenk (L), Edgar Hall, Sperry (Charming), George, Percy , Havas, Fein, Kastin, Russian woman, Love Mirschram.
      Mabus has three tricks : disguise, hypnosis, gambling. Profile , cold reading, illusion. Nietzsche criminal search results.
      Yi Yung: Hannibal also changed his face when he escaped from prison. John Libert’s dress deceived others. If you run away, I will also play with cat and mouse. The...

    • By Velda 2022-09-14 07:24:57

      Movie Note 006: Player Dr. Mabus

      Narrative: The
      opening chapter lays out the story line of the main character scenes by showing how Mabus spends a day. In the first scene of the opening scene, he took photos of his own identity like a card draw, showing the horse's multi-identity, gambler-like adventurous attitude, and self-game confrontation. The admonishment of drug abuse allows the viewer to understand the possible criminal identity of the character group and the cowardly foreshadowing of the subordinate's character...

    • By Monte 2022-05-10 22:14:45

      [Actually, it's a fan] I haven't forgotten

      The product of

      Lianwen with a good friend...Because this movie overlaps with Nibelungen's various actors, so I thought of a stalk of past and present... Dr. Mabuse never considered himself a sympathetic person. However, when Georg pushed him into the secret road, he suddenly had a weird impulse, wanting to pull the child and escape from the battered house.
      But only a second after Dr. Mabuse had this idea, the cover of the secret path was covered by Georg, leaving him with a...

    • By Trudie 2022-05-10 21:42:36

      very good

      I really like this type of movie. Since "Dr. Caligari's Cabin", Lang has also created the role of a crazy doctor like Dr. Mabuse, with the psychoanalytic color that prevailed in the early 20th century.

      The light and shadow modeling that black and white films pay special attention to is very prominent in this film. Especially the use of cigars. This film can be said to be the film with the most cigars in the history of the film (the characters in the film can be said that everyone...

    • By Hailee 2022-05-10 20:56:32

      Dr. Mabuse, like a demon!

      In the film, the director Fritz Lang borrowed from Dr. Mabuse and said: "Expressionism is just pastime, but why not? Everything is entertainment now." Yes, artists have always been the most cynical group of people in our world. It doesn't matter if he lives in the early 20th century or the early 21st century. But if this sentence is only for this movie, it is quite correct. The prosecutor Wenk hunted down Dr. Mabuse and finally brought him to justice. The process was ups and downs, thrilling,...

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    • By Florence 2023-09-20 13:56:34

      Demonstrating evil with strength and justice with destiny, all of which go along with...

    • By Ashleigh 2023-09-19 22:02:16

      "Expressionismus ist Spielerei...Aber warum auch nicht? - Alles ist heute...

    • By Shanna 2023-09-17 23:43:33

      The tables, chairs, chairs, lamps, windows, windows, floors, walls and walls between Art Nouveau and Modernism are so beautiful, even the chandeliers and stairs in the prison are super beautiful, with star eyes...

    • By Reyes 2023-09-02 12:23:02

      Fritz Lang's expressionism is a masterpiece, and it's hard to imagine a five-hour silent film that packs a tight plot and a deep meaning. Dr. Mabuse's criminal methods are astonishing even now, instigating crowd riots to kill prisoners while taking advantage of the chaos is really clever, and Oswald probably became a victim after JFK's assassination. The similarity between Dr. Mabuse and Hitler's personalities and the control of the masses' minds makes this film not only an insinuation of...

    • By Chris 2023-08-31 20:46:53

      It looks like a chicken rib, tasteless to eat, I have seen the...

    Movie plot

    Described at the beginning of the last century in The Federal Republic of Germany, Die Bundesrepublik Deutschland, a criminal genius Dr. Mabus, who is proficient in psychology, used various tricks, including hypnosis, disfigurement, gambling, etc., to completely manipulate his victims In the palm of the stock. He claimed to be able to heal people’s mental trauma after the war. He deceived the dancer Carloza and won 50,000 marks from...
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    Publisher

    Universum Film AG (UFA) [The Federal Republic of Germany, Die Bundesrepublik Deutschland] ..... (1922) (Germany) (theatrical)
    Atlas-Film Verleih GmbH [The Federal Republic of Germany, Die Bundesrepublik Deutschland] ..... (19??) (Germany) (theatrical) (re-release)
    Continental Home Vídeo [Brazil] ..... (Brazil)...)
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    Movie quotes

    • Countess Dusy Told: I need in life a strong breath of extraordinary thrills and adventures; but, I fear such things have become extinct.

    • Prosecutor von Wenk: This man, the enemy I pursue, I do not know who he is. I only know that he exists.

    • Cara Carozza, the dancer: Beware of von Wenk!