| Nosferatu | |||||
| Jofa-Atelier Berlin-Johannisthal (1922) | |||||
| Fantasy, Horror | |||||
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| Max Schreck | Graf Orlok | |
| Gustav von Wangenheim | Hutter | |
| Greta Schröder | Ellen - seine Frau | |
| Georg H. Schnell | Harding - ein Reeder | |
| Ruth Landshoff | Ruth - seine Schwester | |
| Gustav Botz | Professor Sievers - der Stadtarzt | |
| Alexander Granach | Knock - ein Häusermakler | |
| John Gottowt | Professor Bulwer - ein Paracelsianer | |
| Max Nemetz | Ein Kapitän | |
| Wolfgang Heinz | 1. Matrose | |
| Albert Venohr | 2. Matrose | |
| Eric van Viele | Matrose 2 | |
| Karl Etlinger | Kontrolleur am Kai | |
| Guido Herzfeld | Wirt | |
| Hans Lanser-Rudolf | A magistrate |
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| Producer | Enrico Dieckmann
Albin Grau |
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| Writer | Henrik Galeen
Bram Stoker |
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| Cinematography | Günther Krampf
Fritz Arno Wagner |
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Vampire Count Orlok is interested in a new residence and in his real estate agent’s young wife. F. W. Murnau’s unauthorized adaptation of Bram Stoker’s “Dracula.” |
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