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Inspector Wade hunts down The Shark, a criminal equipped with a wetsuit and a speargun.Inspector Wade hunts down The Shark, a criminal equipped with a wetsuit and a speargun.Inspector Wade hunts down The Shark, a criminal equipped with a wetsuit and a speargun.
Joachim Fuchsberger
- Insp. Wade
- (as Joachim Berger)
Elisabeth Flickenschildt
- Nelly Oaks
- (as Elisabeth Flick)
Manfred Greve
- Sgt. Frank
- (as Manfred Grove)
Gertrud Prey
- Nurse
- (as Getrud Prey)
Friedrich G. Beckhaus
- Betrunkener Matrose
- (uncredited)
Frank Straass
- Donovan
- (uncredited)
Werner Van Deeg
- Nachtwächter
- (uncredited)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaWith approximately 4.000.000 admissions during its official German theatrical run, this is the most successful German Edgar Wallace film out of 37 productions between 1959-72.
- ConnectionsEdited into Edgar Wallace: Whiteface (2002)
- Soundtracks...besonders in der Nacht
Performed by Elisabeth Flickenschildt
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A serial killer named The Shark is terrorizing London by killing his victims with a speargun and then, dressed in a scruba-diver's wetsuit, using the city's sewer tunnels to make his getaway.
Atmospheric thriller that has a great sea setting with an inn on the harbour and plenty of fog and murky underwater scenes. The villain here is a menacing killer donned in a scuba diving outfit and his tool of the trade is a spear gun - this is reminiscent of the slasher films where the fiend is donned in an outfit and uses a particular weapon. Matching him is a very determined police inspector played by Joachim Fuchsberger. Other undesirables are Klaus Kinski who plays a seedy character and stealing the scene is Elisabeth Flickenschildt as the creepy innkeeper who is low enough to sell her niece to an old man. There's plenty to enjoy here- it's fast-paced, focused and has some tense scenes. The killer's identity came as a surprise.
Atmospheric thriller that has a great sea setting with an inn on the harbour and plenty of fog and murky underwater scenes. The villain here is a menacing killer donned in a scuba diving outfit and his tool of the trade is a spear gun - this is reminiscent of the slasher films where the fiend is donned in an outfit and uses a particular weapon. Matching him is a very determined police inspector played by Joachim Fuchsberger. Other undesirables are Klaus Kinski who plays a seedy character and stealing the scene is Elisabeth Flickenschildt as the creepy innkeeper who is low enough to sell her niece to an old man. There's plenty to enjoy here- it's fast-paced, focused and has some tense scenes. The killer's identity came as a surprise.
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- Also known as
- Krcma pored Temze
- Filming locations
- Studio Hamburg, Hamburg, Germany(Studio)
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- Runtime1 hour 32 minutes
- Color
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