Murhenäytelmä naamiaisissa

Original title: Fantômas contre Fantômas

19141914
SS
59m

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6.8/10

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Crime Drama

The mystery of the drama is the appearance of the finger-print of a dead artist upon the neck of Princess Sonia Danidoff, whom Fantomas, as Nanteuil, relieves of her pearl necklace, and agai... Read allThe mystery of the drama is the appearance of the finger-print of a dead artist upon the neck of Princess Sonia Danidoff, whom Fantomas, as Nanteuil, relieves of her pearl necklace, and again on the body of Thomery, a merchant also done to death by the arch villain. Fandor, in th... Read allThe mystery of the drama is the appearance of the finger-print of a dead artist upon the neck of Princess Sonia Danidoff, whom Fantomas, as Nanteuil, relieves of her pearl necklace, and again on the body of Thomery, a merchant also done to death by the arch villain. Fandor, in the pursuit of his railing, has endeavored to solve the mysteries of these crimes, and event... Read all

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6.8/10

1.3K

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137,755

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Director
- Louis Feuillade
Writers
- Marcel Allain(novel "Le Policier Apache")
- Louis Feuillade
- Pierre Souvestre(novel "Le Policier Apache")
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Awards
- 1 nomination

Photos7

Renée Carl and René Navarre in Murhenäytelmä naamiaisissa (1914)

Goofs
The door of the hiding place is a different one between the inside and the outside.

Connections
Followed by Väärä tutkintotuomari (1914)

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Review

Featured review

8/10

The Series Moves Along Briskly

As inspector Juve seems to be unable to put Fantômas (Rene Navarre) behind bars the Press comes up with the idea Juve must be Fantômas himself...

Here we get a nice twist in the second half of the series... the idea that Juve is so inept that he must actually be Fantomas (or at the very least in league with him). This creates the odd triangle of good guys, bad guys and the media -- and public opinion is a powerful thing.

While part three is probably the highlight of the series, part four is also rather strong and a great continuation. Definitely worth a viewing or three.

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