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As the arrogant sociopath Raskolnikov, who is convinced that he can get away with the murder of a nasty pawnbroker because he is "above" such intangibles as a conscience, Lorre is excellent, especially when his bravado is slowly eroded by the gentle but determined Inspector Porfiri (Edward Arnold).
Original Release
11/22/1935
US Release
11/22/1935
Cast
| Name | Character |
|---|
| Peter Lorre | Roderick Raskolnikov |
| Edward Arnold | Insp. Porfiry / Inspector Porfiry |
| Marian Marsh | Sonya |
| Tala Birell | Antonya Raskolnikov |
| Elisabeth Risdon | Mrs. Raskolnikov |
| Robert Allen | Dmitri |
| Douglass Dumbrille | Grilov |
| Gene Lockhart | Lushin |
| Charles Waldron | University president |
| Thurston Hall | Editor |
Directors
Writers
S.K. Lauren, Joseph Anthony, Fyodor Dostoevsky
Cast
| Name | Character |
|---|
| Peter Lorre | Roderick Raskolnikov |
| Edward Arnold | Insp. Porfiry / Inspector Porfiry |
| Marian Marsh | Sonya |
| Tala Birell | Antonya Raskolnikov |
| Elisabeth Risdon | Mrs. Raskolnikov |
| Robert Allen | Dmitri |
| Douglass Dumbrille | Grilov |
| Gene Lockhart | Lushin |
| Charles Waldron | University president |
| Thurston Hall | Editor |
| Johnny Arthur | Clerk |
| Mrs. Patrick Campbell | Pawnbroker |
| A. Gest | Clerk |
| Edith Arnold | Nastasya |
| Michael Arshasky | Clerk |
| George Blagoi | Clerk |
| Nana Bryant | Madam |
| Davison Clark | Cop |
| Frank Fanning | Cop |
| Al Ferguson | Cop |
Producers
| Name | Role |
|---|
| B.P. Schulberg | Producer |
Editors
