'The Lost One: A Life of Peter Lorre' by Stephen D. Youngkin
 
 
       

Page Updated:
June 10, 2011



The Lost One:
A Life of
Peter Lorre


Home



Table
of
Contents



Excerpt:
Chapter 3



Peter Lorre's
Credits
(A Sample)



Critics Are
Saying . . .



Interview
With
The Author



What's New!


World/Inferno
Friendship
Society




Peter Lorre:
The Man,
The Actor


Biographical
Sketch



Photo Album



Poster Art



FAQ



DVD — VHS



Radio Programs


 


What’s new on The Lost One website? Take a look!




Peter Lorre (Warners, 1944).

Peter Lorre in a Warner Bros. publicity still for The Mask of Dimitrios (1944).

June 10, 2011:
  • The Lost One: A Life of Peter Lorre is now available on the Kindle through Amazon and the Nook through Barnes & Noble bookstores.



Dec. 15, 2010:
  • Photo Album — A photographic essay on Peter Lorre as “Professor Sturm” in the 1936 film Nancy Steele is Missing, 20th Century-Fox.



June 26, 2009:
  • Photo Album — Rare candids related to Der Verlorene (1951), the only film Peter Lorre directed and co-wrote.


  • DVD and VHSYou’ll Find Out (1940) is now available for pre-release order through Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and other on-line merchants.



May 8, 2009:



Nov. 9, 2008:
  • The Lost One has a new design — a new color scheme and banners.


  • World/Inferno Friendship Society — A new section about the group and their concert tribute to Peter Lorre, Addicted to Bad Ideas: Peter Lorre’s 20th Century.


  • Photo Album — Cats, Bogie and Bacall, Karen Verne, Beat the Devil, Lorre’s Star on the Walk of Fame.


  • Frequently Asked Questions — How many films did Peter Lorre make with Sydney Greenstreet?


  • DVD and VHSMr. District Attorney (1941) and Hollywood Canteen (1944) come to DVD.


  • Radio Programs — A new section about Peter Lorre on radio.















The Lost One: A Life of Peter Lorre (2005) by Stephen Youngkin – now in its third printing and winner of the Rondo Award for "Best Book of 2005" – is available in bookstores everywhere, as well as these online merchants.