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| Max Schreck | Graf Orlok | |
| Gustav von Wangenheim | Hutter | |
| Greta Schröder | Ellen Hutter | |
| Alexander Granach | Knock | |
| Georg H. Schnell | Harding | |
| Ruth Landshoff | Ruth | |
| John Gottowt | Professor Bulwer | |
| Gustav Botz | Professor Sievers | |
| Max Nemetz | Käpitän der Demeter |
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| Producer | Enrico Dieckmann
Albin Grau |
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| Writer | Bram Stoker
Henrik Galeen |
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Although the critics in 1922 didn’t find the film to be anything special, a few years after it’s release it was called innovative and a landmark in cinema history. German director Murnau’s vampire film holds claim to one of the most, if not the most important German expressionist film and a foundation for horror films. |
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