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The Twelfth Hour

Die zwölfte Stunde

Synopsis

A version of Nosferatu to which sound was added. Some scenes were left out and new ones were added including a different ending. Additionally all the characters names were changed.

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Heinrich Czeloth, Waldemar Roger, F. W. Murnau
Screenplay & Story
Waldemar Roger
Original Score
Georg Fiebinger
Original Title
Die zwölfte Stunde
Country of Origin
Germany
Spoken Languages
German
Runtime
1h 8m
Production Studios
Deulig Film

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Heinrich Czeloth, Waldemar Roger, F. W. Murnau

Screenplay & Story

Waldemar Roger

Original Score & Music

Georg Fiebinger

Film Editing

Waldemar Roger

Department Leadership Roster

Heinrich Czeloth

Director

Waldemar Roger

Director

Waldemar Roger

Writer

Waldemar Roger

Editor

F. W. Murnau

F. W. Murnau

Director

Official cinematic photography and background stills for The Twelfth Hour.

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Frequently Asked Questions About The Twelfth Hour

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is The Twelfth Hour about?

A version of Nosferatu to which sound was added. Some scenes were left out and new ones were added including a different ending. Additionally all the characters names were changed.

Who directed The Twelfth Hour?

The Twelfth Hour was directed by Heinrich Czeloth, Waldemar Roger, F. W. Murnau.

Who stars in The Twelfth Hour?

The principal cast of The Twelfth Hour includes Max Schreck, Gustav von Wangenheim, Greta Schröder, Ruth Landshoff, Georg H. Schnell.

When was The Twelfth Hour released and how long is it?

The Twelfth Hour was released in 1930 with a total runtime of 1h 8m.

Who composed the musical score for The Twelfth Hour?

The original motion picture soundtrack for The Twelfth Hour was composed by Georg Fiebinger.