The Climax

The Climax is a 1944 film about a demented physician who becomes obsessed with a young singer whose voice sounds similar to his late mistress. Directed by George Waggner. Written by Curt Siodmak, based on the play by Edward Locke. The screen's classic of suspense!  (taglines) Dr. Friedrich Hohner [after strangling Marcellina] We'll always be together now. Your voice will never come between us again. Dialogue Dr. Hohner: You don't want to ruin that voice, do you? It isn't yours, remember? Now tell me, whose voice is it?... Tell me! Angela: Marcellina's! Taglines The screen's classic of suspense! ALL IN Brilliant TECHNICOLOR! IT TOPS THEM ALL IN SPECTACLE, THRILLS, MYSTERY, ROMANCE! Greater than "The PHANTOM of the OPERA" Cast Boris Karloff — Dr. Friedrich Hohner Susanna Foster — Angela Klatt Turhan Bey — Franz Munzer Gale Sondergaard — Luise Thomas Gomez — Count Seebruck June Vincent — Marcellina George Dolenz — Amato Roselli Ludwig Stössel — Carl Baumann External links The Climax (1944 film) 0036715 The Climax Category:1944 American films Category:Universal Monsters film series Category:Historical horror films Category:Films based on plays Category:Films about medical doctors Category:Films set in Vienna Category:Films set in the 1890s Category:American horror films Category:Films directed by George Waggner