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Cast

Lionel Barrymore
as Prof. Zelin

Elizabeth Allan
as Irena Borotyn

Bela Lugosi
as Count Mora

Lionel Atwill
as Insp. Neumann

Holmes Herbert
as Sir Karell Borotyn

Jean Hersholt
as Baron Otto von Zinden

Carroll Borland
as Luna Mora

Donald Meek
as Dr. Doskil

Ivan Simpson
as Jan

Egon Brecher
as Coroner

Henry Wadsworth
as Count Feodor Vincente

Eily Malyon
as Sick Woman [cut from release print]

Christian Rub
as Deaf Man [cut from release print]

Torben Meyer
as Card Player

Zeffie Tilbury
as Grandmother

Rosemary Glosz
as Innkeeper's Wife

Claire Verdera
as English Woman

Guy Bellis
as English Man

Baron Hesse
as Bus Driver [cut from release print]

Mrs. Lesovosky
as Old Woman in Inn

Robert Greig
as Fat Man

Jessie Ralph
as Midwife

Franklyn Ardell
as Chauffeur

Leila Bennett
as Maria

Clare Verdera
as English Woman

June Gittelson
as Annie

Michael Visaroff
as Innkeeper

James Bradbury Jr
as Fourth Vampire

Henry Stephenson
as (scenes deleted)

Doris Lloyd
as (scenes deleted)

Greta Meyer

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Critic Reviews for Mark of the Vampire

Audience Reviews for Mark of the Vampire

• Nov 26, 2010

  wonderful gothic atmosphere but there's an odd tone to the film and you'll soon discover why. i still can't decide if the ending is clever or just ridiculous. not browning's finest hour but worth seeing
  Stella D Super Reviewer
• May 20, 2010

  Godawful script (due, at least in part, to the numerous scenes that were never shot and a number of others which did not make the final cut) is somewhat redeemed by some decent atmosphere, a spectacular sequence (with some very impressive special effects) and a very creepy performance by Mr. Lionel Atwill. Is this a remake of "London After Midnight"?
  Eduardo C Super Reviewer
• Nov 02, 2009

  Barely a step above a Ed Wood film, which is surprising with such a good cast and a great director like Tod Browning. The pace and editing of the film is chaotic and the story is stupid. The only saving grace is the look and it's only 80 minutes. I read this film had 20 plus minutes cut out so that would explain why it was so horrible. It also has a bad twist ending reminiscent of April Fools Day, do not waste your time.
  cody f Super Reviewer
• Aug 04, 2007

  Ultimately disappointing vampire story, whose only saving grace is Carol Borland, who really spooked me in her role as the female vampire.
  Cindy I Super Reviewer

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