Mystery of Marie Roget (1942) Maria Montez & Patric Knowles / Based on Edgar Allan Poe's Story

"The Mystery of Marie Roget" (1942) is a mystery film based on Edgar Allan Poe's short story The Mystery of Marie Rogêt. It was directed by Phil Rosen and stars George Zucco as the famed detective C. Auguste Dupin. The movie is a combination of crime, detective work, and suspense with an atmospheric film noir style.

Plot
The plot revolves around the investigation of a mysterious murder in Paris. The victim, Marie Roget, is a beautiful young woman whose body is found in the Seine River. Her murder bears a striking resemblance to a real-life case in which a young woman was found dead under similar circumstances, creating an air of intrigue around the case.

C. Auguste Dupin, a brilliant but eccentric detective, is called upon to investigate. Dupin delves into the secrets surrounding Marie's life, uncovering a tangled web of deceit, unrequited love, and hidden motives. Throughout the investigation, Dupin must piece together various clues, uncover suspects, and navigate a series of twists and turns to reveal the killer's identity.

Main Characters
C. Auguste Dupin (played by George Zucco): The main character, a sharp and methodical detective, is central to solving the mystery of Marie Roget's murder. He is a character created by Edgar Allan Poe, known for his intelligence and deductive reasoning.
Marie Roget (played by Alexandra Sorina): The victim, a young woman whose murder is the catalyst for the investigation. Her life, relationships, and secrets unfold as Dupin works to solve the case.
Inspector Gallet (played by Edmund Gwenn): A supporting character, likely an officer who aids Dupin in the investigation, though his role is more peripheral compared to Dupin’s central role.
Pierre Roget (played by Jean Roy): Marie’s brother, who becomes a key character in the unraveling of the mystery, as his relationship with his sister plays a part in the investigation.
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This film is a blend of detective fiction and the moody, atmospheric qualities typical of 1940s mystery films, with the added twist of Poe's literary influence.