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Mystery of Marie Roget (1942) was a Mystery - Film directed by Phil Rosen and produced by Paul Malvern.

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THE MYSTERY OF MARIE ROGET

By Dan Day Jr. on Jan 7, 2017 From The Hitless Wonder Movie Blog

Every so often I go on YouTube and see if I can find certain older films. YouTube is a great resource for film buffs--I've watched many titles on there for the very first time. Many of these titles shouldn't legally be on YouTube, so when I do find out that a certain film I've never seen before is a... Read full article

The Mystery of Marie Roget, Happy Anniversary! Premiered April 23, 1942.

By C. S. Williams on Apr 23, 2014 From Classic Film Aficionados

A B-Movie all the way, often playing second bill to “The Ghost of Frankenstein,” seldom was it offered a display ad, most of the time a simple text listing in the local paper. Roget was directed by Phil Rosen (a successful silent director, his work in sound was confined to B-Films and l... Read full article

The Mystery of Marie Roget, Happy Anniversary! Premiered April 23, 1942.

By C. S. Williams on Apr 23, 2014 From Classic Film Aficionados

A B-Movie all the way, often playing second bill to “The Ghost of Frankenstein,” seldom was it offered a display ad, most of the time a simple text listing in the local paper. Roget was directed by Phil Rosen (a successful silent director, his work in sound was confined to B-Films and l... Read full article

The Mystery of Marie Roget, Happy Anniversary! Premiered April 23, 1942.

By C. S. Williams on Apr 23, 2014 From Classic Film Aficionados

A B-Movie all the way, often playing second bill to “The Ghost of Frankenstein,” seldom was it offered a display ad, most of the time a simple text listing in the local paper. Roget was directed by Phil Rosen (a successful silent director, his work in sound was confined to B-Films and l... Read full article

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The 1842 Edgar Allan Poe story was a follow-up to his earlier "The Murders in the Rue Morgue." Writer Michael Jacoby ditched almost everything except the Paris setting and the title. He changed the detective's name to Paul Dupin and moved up the clock 47 years (to 1889) than the time set in the book.
The original Edgar Allan Poe story is based on the real-life murder of Mary Cecilia Rogers, who was found floating in the Hudson River near Weehawken, NJ. Poe transplanted the events to Paris and placed the case in the hands of amateur detective C. Auguste Dupin. In a weird twist, Poe's ultimate conclusion as to the circumstances of the crime were proved correct when the murderers confessed well after "The Mystery of Marie Roget" was published.
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