Crime and Punishment
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Monday, January 07, 4:30 PM
Camelot Theatres
CRIM0708
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Crime and Punishment
USA, 1935, 88 Minute Running Time
Topic: Drama
Program: Archival Treasures
The rarely-screened Crime and Punishment (1935), directed by Josef von Sternberg and based on Dostoevsky’s classic 1866 novel, stars gifted Peter Lorre in his American debut and beautiful Palm Desert resident Marian Marsh in one of her best roles.
Thanks to Sony Pictures Repertory for the use of their print.
DIRECTOR: Josef von Sternberg
Producer: B. P. Schulberg
Editor: Richard Cahoon
Screenwriter: Joseph Anthony, S. K. Lauren
Cinematographer: Lucien Ballard
Music: R.H. Bassettt, Louis Silvers
Principal Cast: Marian Marsh, Peter Lorre, Edward Arnold, Tala Birell
Filmography: Macao (1952), The Shanghai Gesture (1941), The Scarlet Empress (1934), Blonde Venus (1932), Morocco (1930), The Blue Angel (1930)