Dead Eyes of London, The

The Dead Eyes of London Die toten Augen von London Movie Poster Country West Germany Directed by Alfred Vohrer Release Date March 28, 1961 Language German Studio Rialto Film Distributor Prisma Main Cast Character Actor Inspector Larry Holt Joachim Fuchsberger Eleanor "Nora" Ward Karin Baal David Judd Dieter Borsche Stephan Judd Wolfgang Lukschy Sergeant S. "Sunny" Harvey Eddi Arent Edgar Strauss Klaus Kinski

The Dead Eyes of London is a 1961 German movie directed by Alfred Vohrer and is the sixth German Edgar Wallace movie. With 3.4 million moviegoers, it became the third most successful film in the entire series. A series of murders of old, rich men leads Inspector Larry Holt of Scotland Yard to take the case in hand because he believes all the murders are connected. He soon discovers that all the victims had signed contracts with the same insurance company, the Greenwich Insurance Company, for very large sums of money. This puts him on the trail of the "dead eyes of London", a former criminal gang and their leader, the "blind Jack".

The following weapons were used in the film The Dead Eyes of London:

Handguns

Walther PPK

Inspector Larry Holt's (Joachim Fuchsberger) duty sidearm is a Walther PPK that is taken away by Stephan Judd (Wolfgang Lukschy). Another PPK is seen used by Sergeant Harvey (Eddi Arent).

Walther PPK - .32 ACP

Larry puts his PPK into his coat after opening a grid with it.

A closer view of his pistol.

Stephan threatens Larry.

Sergeant Harvey aims his PPK.

Mauser HSc

Edgar Strauss owns a Mauser HSc pistol which he uses once in the film.

Mauser HSc - .32 ACP (7.65x17mm)

Larry struggles for the HSc in Edgar's hand.

The pistol lies next to him on the floor. Due to a continual error, it was not seen in the previous scene.

NHM Model 6

Several characters are seen with NHM Model 9 Revolver.

NHM Model 6 blank firing revolver - .22

Close-up of the revolver in the hand of the bad guy.

The grip is seen.

English policeman on the right carries a revolver.