21 November 1921 Sci-Fi 78 mins
A loose, unauthorized adaptation of the 1896 novel The Island of Doctor Moreau by H. G. Wells. Somewhat illogical, the film has more emphasis on comedy and romance than horror, but offers "memorable glimpses of human-animal hybrids".
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Fritz Beckmann as Jim
Hans Behrendt as Pat Quickly
Umberto Guarracino as Produkt aus der Geheimwerkstatt des Professors
Nien Tso Ling as Fung-Lu
Hermann Picha as Jess
Desdemona Schlichting as Letzte Überlebende
Hanni Weisse as Jane Crawford
Hans Hofmann Production Manager
Urban Gad Director
Hans Behrendt Writer
Bobby E. Lüthge Writer
Robert A. Dietrich Art Direction
Willy Hameister Director of Photography
The Island Of The Lost Trailer
Germany 21 November 1921
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