Les Vampires - Cast

Cast

  • Édouard Mathé as Philipe Guérande, a crack newspaper writer, investigating the Vampires.
  • Musidora as Irma Vep, the Vampires' strategist who carries out many of the ring's plans.
  • Marcel Lévesque as Oscar-Cloud Mazamette, Guérande's friend and coworker, who is working undercover for the Vampires.
  • Jean Aymé as the First Grand Vampire, a master of disguise.
  • Louis Leubas as Father Silence, a deaf mute working for the Vampires / Satanas, the Second Grand Vampire.
  • Frederik Moriss as Venomous, the Third Grand Vampire, a chemist genius.
  • Fernand Herrmann as Juan-José Moréno, head of a ring of crooks rival to the Vampires. Moréno possesses a hypnotic gaze that he uses to control people.
  • Delphine Renot as Mme. Guérande, Philipe's mother.
  • Louise Lagrange as Jane Bremontier, Philipe's fiancée and later wife.
  • Jeanne Marie-Laurent as Mme. Brémontier, Jane's mother.
  • Germaine Rouer as Augustine, widow of a Vampire victim and eventual fiancée of Mazamette.
  • René Poyen as Eustache, Mazamette's son.
  • Stacia Napierkowska as Marfa Koutiloff, a dancer and early love interest for Philipe
  • Rita Herlor as Mrs. Simpson, an American multimillionaire.
  • Émile Keppens as George Baldwin, an American millionaire.
  • Renée Carl as the Andalusian.
  • Suzanne Delvé as Lily Flower (sometimes Fleur-de-Lys), an accomplice of Moréno.
  • Miss Édith as Countess de Kerlor, a Vampire.
  • Georgette Faraboni as the Vampire Dancer.
  • Suzanne Le Bret as Hortense, Irma's servant.
  • Maurice Luguet as De Villemant.
  • Mademoiselle Maxa as Laure.
  • Gaston Michel as Benjamin, Mazamette's servant.
  • Laurent Morléas as Grand Army Officer.
  • Thelès as the Magistrate.
  • Jacques Feyder as a party guest.
  • Françoise Rosay as a party guest.

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