The immensely talented Peter Lorre passed away in Los Angeles on this day in 1964. Humphrey Bogart and Peter Lorre were close personal friends, and they made five movies together. Here’s a great scene of theirs from Casablanca. | Humphrey Bogart

135K views · 4.2K reactions | Sydney Greenstreet and Peter Lorre became an unofficial screen team at Warner Brothers. Sometimes partners, sometimes not, this Laurel and Hardy of crime were popular with audiences in noirs and WWII thrillers. They spoofed their personas in HOLLYWOOD CANTEEN ('44). Greenstreet and Lorre step into the spotlight tonight as we showcase 7 of their 9 films. It all begins at 8pm ET with THE MASK OF DIMTRIOS ('44). | Turner Classic Movies: TCM | Facebook

A small, rounded man with bulging eyes and a lugubrious manner of speaking, Peter Lorre was an actor destined to be impersonated. He was also a master of his craft, capable of evoking a somber mood or playing a silly scene for laughs with equal aplomb. AFS Essential Cinema presents The Eyes of Peter Lorre, screening from November 5-30 at AFS Cinema. Tap the link below for tickets and times. https://www.austinfilm.org/series/the-eyes-of-peter-lorre/ | Austin Film Society

33K views · 515 shares | Character actor Peter Lorre was another celebrity regularly caricatured in Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies. Well known for his roles in movies like "M", "The Maltese Falcon", and "Casablanca", Lorre often played sinister, underhanded, and creepy characters. Animators found his unique mannerisms, facial features, and European accent ripe for parody. | GoldenAgeCartoons.com | Facebook

Peter Lorre #535: Stephen D. Youngkin Research Files on Peter Lorre Actor Peter Lorre was born in 1904 in Hungary. His father, a bookkeeper, didn’t approve of Peter’s early interest in acting. At the age of seventeen, Lorre ran away from home and joined an amateur Viennese theatrical troupe. https://ow.ly/NqAH50X7YzP #ArchivesontheAir #AmericanHeritageCenter #PeterLorre | Wyoming Public Radio & Media