Der unheimliche Mönch

1965
12
1 Std. 26 Min.

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Ein als Mönch verkleideter Unbekannter hinterläßt, in einem Mädcheninternat, eine Reihe von Leichen.Ein als Mönch verkleideter Unbekannter hinterläßt, in einem Mädcheninternat, eine Reihe von Leichen.Ein als Mönch verkleideter Unbekannter hinterläßt, in einem Mädcheninternat, eine Reihe von Leichen.

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Karin Dor

Gwendolin Gilmore

Harald Leipnitz

Inspector Bratt

Siegfried Lowitz

Sir Richard

Siegfried Schürenberg

Sir John

Ilse Steppat

Lady Patricia

Dieter Eppler

Sir William

Hartmut Reck

Ronny

Kurt Waitzmann

Cunning

Rudolf Schündler

Alfons Short

Kurd Pieritz

Monsieur d'Arol
(as Kurt Pieritz)

Uta Levka

Lola

Dunja Rajter

Dolores

Susanne Hsiao

Mai Ling

Uschi Glas

Mary
(as Ursula Glas)

Eddi Arent

Smith

Walter Echtz

Mr. Smith
(Nicht genannt)
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Helmut Heyne

Notar
(Synchronisation)
(Nicht genannt)

Manfred Meurer

Gangster (bewacht Mädchen)
(Nicht genannt)

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Wissenswertes
The last of Rialto Film's Edgar Wallace films to be shot in black and white, yet it was one of the most successful films of the series with approximately 3,500,000 viewers during its initial theatrical run and approximately 1,500,000 more during the following years up to 1970. It also was the last film of the series directed by Harald Reinl (he directed the first one, "Der Frosch mit der Maske (1959)" and the last appearance of his wife Karin Dor. Both made five Edgar Wallace films, four of which together.

Patzer
When Sir William is killed, he turns around and watches the monk face to face. But in the next moment he can be seen again with his back turned on the monk.

Crazy Credits
In the opening Titels the name of cast and crew are in white over a colored scene of a burning car.

Verbindungen
Featured in Dusk to Dawn Drive-In Trash-o-Rama Show Vol. 5 (1998)

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7/10

Closing a chapter

Gwendolin (Karin Dor) inherited a fortune from her grandfather, but doesn't know it yet. Her greedy relatives try to get her out of the way, but that's not as easy as it seems, when a hooded monk sneaks through the night and kills people with his whip. Is it a ghost, a psychopathic killer, or a man with a secret plan? Harald Leipnitz plays the inspector investigating on this case, whilst one of the most famous inspectors of German TV history, Siegfried Lowitz, plays the villain this time. The 20th movie of the Edgar Wallace series (which began only 6 years earlier with "Der Frosch mit der Maske") was the last one in black & white. Somehow the later color movies didn't have the same atmosphere anymore and ran out of ideas. "Der unheimliche Mönch", however, is spooky, foggy fun and absolutely worthy to close this chapter of the classic series.