The Vampire of Düsseldorf (French: Le Vampire de Düsseldorf is a 1965 thriller film directed by Robert Hossein. It was joint production between Spain, France and Italy. The film was based on the life and crimes of German serial killer Peter Kürten.

The Vampire of Düsseldorf
Directed by	Robert Hossein
Screenplay by	Georges Tabet Claude Desailly André Tabet Robert Hossein[1]
Produced by	Georges de Beauregard Benito Perojo[2]
Starring	Robert Hossein Marie-France Pisier Roger Dutoit Annie Anderson
Cinematography	Alain Levent[3]
Edited by	Marie-Sophie Dubus[2]
Music by	André Hossein[3]
Production companies	Rome-Paris Films Producciónes Benito Perojo Mega Film[3]
Distributed by	Panta Cinematografica (Italy)[2]
Release dates	7 April 1965 (1965-04-07) (France)[4] 25 February 1966 (1966-02-25) (Spain)[5]
Countries	Spain France Italy[4]

Production

The Vampire of Düsseldorf was shot between September 28, 1964, and December 10, 1964.[3]

Reception

Seeing the film at a preview screening in Paris, "Mosk." of Variety stated that Hossein had "wisely not tried to emulate M and that "Hossein obviously has seen and assimilated many of these pix and does not imitate but takes the ideas and aspects of the times. But this only a moderate suspense item, which may be an okay play-off item on its theme, with arty chances broad chancey."[1]

References

Sources

• Mosk. (1983). Variety's Film Reviews 1964-1967. Vol. 11. R. R. Bowker. There are no page numbers in this book. This entry is found under the header "March 24, 1965". ISBN 0-8352-2790-1.

External links

• Le Vampire de Düsseldorf at IMDb

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