The Conrad Veidt Fan Community

720 Foothill Road, the third house we drove by. This one was highly guarded!

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617 N. Camden Drive, the house he was living in at the time of his death.

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905 N. Camden Drive: the first of three we drove by.

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Just a heads-up to any of you in North America...tonight TCM will be showing Connie's final film, Above Suspicion, at 8:30 PST (my time); I'm not sure if that means it will be on at 11:30 PM EST or not, so please check your local listings.

For those of you without TCM, however, don't despair, since this particular link might be of some interest to you. ;)

Wow, I can't believe it's taken me so long to actually post here! Particularly since it's been six months since I did my my first batch of Connie icons--please feel to take any you like (comments & credit are love), and know that there are more on the way...because I can think of few things more enjoyable than having to look at photos of Connie for hours on end. ;)

Hello everyone! I am a relatively new fan of the Great Conrad Veidt who caught the disease after watching "The Man Who Laughs" (that's right; he's not even his usual handsome self there but he was mesmerizing none the less).  I 've watched every CV film I could get my hands on (that's about a dozen) but I really can't choose which one I like best; each time I see a new one I change my mind!:) I have a soft spot for "Contraband" though, there's real chemistry between him and Valerie Hobson and the movie is good fun to watch.

Hi guys,

I was just wondering if someone could help me finding 'Escape' (pointing out a download link or anything) with our dear Conrad.
Someone uploaded the film on youtube but sadly some clips are missing. (especially some with Conrad in them.)

Thanks in advance.

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Hello!  I just stumbled across this little community and I hope it's not dead!  So far, I've only seen The Man Who Laughs, which instantly captivated me, and The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari which captivated me further.  Mr. Veidt was an incredible and beautiful actor!!  I can't wait to get my hands on more of the films he was in.  I just hate that many of them are now lost and we'll never get a chance to see them.  -_-

I'm SO happy to find a community for the amazing Conrad Veidt on here, I didn't think there would be! Recently I bought Different From the Others and I intend to watch it ASAP! Anyone else have this flick, of have seen it? Did you enjoy it?

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