Character Relationships in Calling Dr. Death

Dr. Mark Steel (played by Lon Chaney Jr.) is a protagonist in Calling Dr. Death. Respected neurologist using hypnosis, faces marital crisis and murder accusations. Stella Madden (played by Patricia Morison) is a protagonist in Calling Dr. Death. Patient or associate of Dr. Mark Steel, involved in hypnosis treatment. Inspector Gregg (played by J. Carrol Naish) appears in Calling Dr. Death. Detective investigating Dr. Mark Steel's marital and murder case. Marion (played by Mary Hale) appears in Calling Dr. Death. Daughter of Marion's Father, involved in family and legal matters. Marion's Father (played by Frederick Giermann) appears in Calling Dr. Death. Father figure in Calling Dr. Death, involved in family dynamics. Marion's Mother (played by Lisa Golm) appears in Calling Dr. Death. Mother figure in Calling Dr. Death, involved in family matters.

Character Relationship Map: Calling Dr. Death

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Story Analysis

A neurologist investigates a murder during a memory blackout and ultimately exposes a hidden financial conspiracy through hypnosis.

Plot Progression

  1. A Marriage Beyond Treatment
  2. The Weekend of Lost Memory
  3. Evidence Under Hypnosis
  4. Money, Suspicion, and Fire
  5. The Confession Revealed

Directed by Reginald Le Borg

Calling Dr. Death (1943) · 6.4/10 · horror, mystery, thriller

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