Фильмография Белы Лугоши

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Bela Lugosi (1882–1956), best known for the original screen portrayal of Bram Stoker's Dracula in 1931, performed in many films during the course of his 39 year film career. He appeared in films made in his native Hungary, Germany and New York before re locating to Hollywood in 1928. Films are listed in order of release. (see Bela Lugosi for his biography.)

This is a list of confirmed film roles Lugosi has performed in. Some films from other filmography sources have not been included here such as Star Film's Casanova (1918), Lulu (1918) and Lili (1917), all of which had announced that Lugosi would appear in them, but Lugosi was apparently dropped from the cast before production began. Year Title Role Director(s) Notes Ref(s) (Reference(s))1917Leoni LeoLeoni Leo Billed as Arisztid Olt. Previewed in August 1917.Álarcosbál René Billed as Arisztid Olt. Previewed in late October 1917, released on March 11, 1918. Radmirov Katalin Undetermined Previewed in late October 1917. It is uncertain if Lugosi ever appeared in this film.1918Az élet királya Lord Harry Wotton Billed as Arisztid Olt. Previewed on October 23, 1917. Released in January 21, 1918. A Nászdal Paul Bertram billed as Arisztid OltA Régiséggyüjtö UnknownBilled as Arisztid Olt; comedy short. Previewed on February 28, 1918. Released on March 6, 1918. Tavaszi vihar RennerBilled as Arisztid Olt. Previewed on February 28, 1918, released on April 22, 1918. Küzdelem a létért Pal OrlayBilled as Arisztid Olt. Previewed on July 16, 1918, released on September 22, 1918.99 es számú bérkocsiDetective Ward Previewed on September 12, 1918, released on November 8, 1918. Az ezredes The Colonelpreviewed on December 30, 1918

Year Title Role Director(s) Notes Ref(s) (Reference(s))1920 Hypnose: Sklaven fremden Willens Professor Mors. Later released as Sklaven fremden Willens. Premiered January 1920Daughter of the NightAndre FleurotReleased in Germany (as Der Tanz auf dem Vulkan) in two parts: Sybil Joung and Der Tod Des Grobfirsten. First part premiered in February 1920. Der JanuskopfButlerOriginally screened as Schrecken. Previewed in April 1920. Premiered on August 26, 1920. Der Fluch der Menschheit (The Curse of Man)MalzerReleased in two Parts: Die Tochter der Arbeit and Im Rausche der Milliarden. Premiered in September 1920. Das ganze Sein ist flammend Leid (transl. All Existence is a Flaming Sorrow)Unknown rolePremiered in September 1920. Auf den Trümmern des Paradieses (On the Brink of Paradise)Unknown rolePremiered in October 1920. Received general release in November 1920. Lederstrumpf (Leatherstocking)ChingachgookShown in two parts: as The Deerslayer and Chingachgook and The Last of the Mohicans (1920 German film). Previewed in October, had general release in November 1920. Later released in a condensed version in the U. S. as The Deerslayer. Die Frau im Delphin (The Woman in the Dolphin)Tom BillFirst screened in November 1920. Die Todeskarawane (Caravan of Death)SheikPremiered in November 1920. Nat Pinkerton im Kampf (Nat Pinkerton in the Fight)Gang LeaderReleased in two parts, Das Ende des Artisten Bartolini and Diebesfallen. Lugosi only appears in the first part. Die Teufelsanbeter (The Devil Worshippers) Unknown role,Muhsin Ertuğrul John Hopkins the Third CowboyGerman: Die verschwundene Million 1921Der Sklavenhalter von Kansas City George CorvinPremiered in 1920, earliest known public screenings in February 1921. 1922Asszonyszivek kalandora Title characterA two act short feature film, possibly edited down from an earlier film.1923Ihre Hoheit die Tänzerin Unknown role and Fritz Bernhardttitle changed in 1923 to Der Leidensweg der Eva Grunwald (transl. The Ordeal of Eva Grunwald) by the censors, but was unable to be releasedBenedict Hisston 1924Jean Gagnon1925Nicholas HarmonDaughters Who PaySerge Romonsky 1926PunchinelloPierrot, a harlequinLater rereleased as The Mask 1928How to Handle WomenBodyguard 1929The Veiled WomanNanon's SuitorPrisonersBrottos Inspector DelzanteErik the GreatLugosi dubbed Conrad Veidt's English speaking character into Hungarian in the Hungarian version only. Released in Hungary approximately around February 1930.

Year Title Role Director(s) Notes Ref(s) (Reference(s))1930Such Men Are DangerousDr. GoodmanWild CompanyFelix BrownKing of JazzHimselfLugosi appears as the Hungarian language host in the Hungarian version only. Released in Hungary on September 6, 1930. RenegadesSheik Muhammad Halid, the MaraboutViennese NightsCount von Ratz, an ambassadorAlan CroslandOh, For a Man!Frescatti, a singing teacherHarold McFadden1931 DraculaCount Dracula50 Million Frenchmen Orizon, the magicianWomen of All NationsPrince Hassan Tarneverro, a fortune tellerBroadmindedPancho Arango1932 Murders in the Rue MorgueDr. MirakleWhite Zombie"Murder" LegendreChandu the MagicianRoxor, William Cameron MenziesIsland of Lost SoulsSayer of the LawJoseph Steiner 1933The Whispering ShadowProfessor Adam StrangColbert ClarkAlbert Herman 12 chapter serialNight of TerrorDegar, a Hindu servantInternational HouseGeneral Nicholas Branovsky PetronovichThe Devil's in LoveMilitary ProsecutorUncredited1934The Black CatDr. Vitus WerdegastGift of Gab ApacheThe Return of Chandu ChanduFilm serial later edited into two features: Return of Chandu (1934) and Chandu on the Magic Island (1935). The Mysterious Mr. Wong Mr. Wong1935 The Best Man Wins Dr. BoehmMark of the Vampire Count MoraThe Raven Dr. Richard VollinMurder by Television Arthur Perry/Professor Houghland's Assistant The Mystery of the Mary Celeste Anton LorenzenReleased in the U. S. in a shorter form as Phantom Ship1936The Invisible RayDr. Felix BenetPostal InspectorGregory BenezShadow of ChinatownVictor Poten15 chapter serial, also released as a feature film1937S. O. S. Coast GuardForeign agent BoroffAlan JamesWilliam Witney 12 chapter Film serial also released in 1942 as a 69 minute feature version1939Son of FrankensteinYgorThe GorillaPeters, the butlerThe Phantom CreepsDr. Alex ZorkaFord BeebeSaul A. Goodkind 12 chapter Film serial also released as a feature filmThe Dark Eyes of London Dr. Orloff, Dr. DearbornRreleased in U. S. as The Human MonsterNinotchka Commissar Razinin

Year Title Role Director(s) Notes Ref(s) (Reference(s))1940The Saint's Double TroubleThe PartnerBlack FridayEric MarnayArthur LubinYou'll Find OutPrince Saliano, a fortune tellerDavid ButlerDr. Paul CarruthersFantasia (1940 film)N/AVariousLugosi was hired as a model for the demon in this animated film, but his footage was ultimately not used1941Invisible GhostDr. Charles KesslerJoseph H. LewisThe Black CatEduardo VitosAlbert S. RogellSpooks Run WildNardoThe Wolf ManBelaGeorge Waggner1942Black DragonsDr. Melcher/Monsieur ColombThe Ghost of FrankensteinYgorErle C. KentonS. O. S. Coast GuardBoroff Feature version of the 1937 serialThe Corpse VanishesDr. LorenzNight MonsterRolfBowery at MidnightProfessor Brenner and Karl Wagner1943Frankenstein Meets the Wolf ManFrankenstein MonsterRoy William NeillDr. James BrewsterGhosts on the LooseEmilThe Return of the VampireCount Armand Tesla/Dr. Hugo BrucknerLew Landers1944Voodoo ManDr. Richard MarloweReturn of the Ape ManProf. DexterOne Body Too ManyMerkil, the butlerFrank Mcdonald1945Zombies on BroadwayDr. Paul RenaultGordon DouglasThe Body SnatcherJosephRobert Wise1946Genius at WorkStoneLeslie Goodwins1947Scared to DeathProfessor LeonideChristy Cabanne1948Abbott and Costello Meet FrankensteinCount DraculaCharles Barton.

Year Title Role Director(s) Notes Ref(s) (Reference(s))1952 Mother Riley Meets the VampireVon HoussenReleased as both Vampire Over London and My Son, the Vampire in the United StatesBela Lugosi Meets a Brooklyn GorillaDr. ZaborWilliam Beaudineaka The Boys From Brooklyn1953Glen or GlendaSpirit/NarratorEd Wood1955Bride of the MonsterDr. Eric VornoffEd Wood1956The Black SleepCasimir, the butlerReginald Le BorgRe released in 1963 as Dr. Cadman's Secret 1957Plan 9 from Outer SpaceThe Ghoul ManEd Wood(archival footage) released posthumously