Above: Peter Lorre in DER VERLORENE (aka THE LOST ONE), which Lorre co-wrote and directed in 1951. Below: Posing for a photographer.
Peter Lorre
Above: Peter Lorre in DER VERLORENE (aka THE LOST ONE), which Lorre co-wrote and directed in 1951. Below: Posing for a photographer.
The Lost One (1951), showed Lorre's talent as a writer and a director!Originally Posted by Surly
Above: Peter Lorre in DER VERLORENE (aka THE LOST ONE), which Lorre co-wrote and directed in 1951. Below: Posing for a photographer.
One thinks of both Lorre and Charles Laughton, two actors who directed only one film each, but both are significant works (Night of the Hunter is extraordinary). What a shame. Why didn't they continue? Were they too sensitive or undisciplined for the rigors of directing?
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