Boris Karloff

November 23, 1887 - February 2, 1969
Born William Henry Pratt in Dulwich, England

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Movie Appearances

Filmography based on lists in a number of published references, including:

The Films of Boris Karloff by Richard Bojarski and Kenneth Beale, Citadel Press, Secaucus, New Jersey, 1974;
(Forrest J Ackerman Presents...) Boris Karloff -- The Frankenscience Monster (paperback original) edited by Forrest J Ackerman, Ace Publications Co., New York, NY, 1969;
Karloff -- The Man, The Monster, The Movies (paperback original) by Denis Gifford, The Curtis Film Series, Curtis Books, New York, NY, 1973;
Heroes of the Horrors by Calvin Thomas Beck, Collier Books, New York, NY, 1975;
Karloff and Lugosi -- The Story of a Haunting Collaboration by Gregory William Mank, McFarland & Company, Inc., Jefferson, North Carolina, and London, 1990;
The Internet Movie Database (click here to visit the IMDb)
minor changes and additional information from various other sources.

Note:

A completely accurate and up-to-date list of film appearances by any actor with such a long career is practically impossible to compile -- especially in the case of "lost" early films, contemporary video releases, the use of clips in other films worldwide, and disagreement between published sources. For example, the Anna Pavlova silent film The Dumb Girl of Portici (1916) is frequently listed as Karloff's earliest film, but Karloff himself denied this appearance, so we deleted the film from our list.) We've done the best we could with the references accessible to us, and we'll appreciate any additions, corrections, or comments sent to the E-mail address at the bottom of this page.

Boris Karloff's Film Appearances

1919 His Majesty, The American (starring Douglas Fairbanks) -- first film, as an unnamed "guinea extra" in crowd scenes
1919 Masked Rider, The (15-chapter serial) -- bit part
1919 Lightning Raider, The (15-chapter serial) -- bit part
1920 Prince and Betty, The -- bit part
1920 Deadlier Sex, The -- as Jules Borney, a villainous French-Canadian trapper
1920 Courage of Marge O'Doone, The -- as Tavish, a North Woods trapper/baby-kidnapper
1920 Last of the Mohicans, The -- small role as a marauding Indian
1921 Hope Diamond Mystery, The) (aka Romance of the Hope Diamond, The) (15-chapter serial) -- as Dakar, a Hindu servant, and as The Priest of Kama-Sita in a flashback
1921 Without Benefit of Clergy -- as Ahmed Khan, the villain
1921 Cave Girl, The -- as Baptiste, a half-breed kidnapper
1921 Cheated Hearts (first Universal film) -- as Nei Hamid, an Arab
1922 Man from Downing Street, The (British title Jade Elephant, The) -- as Dell Monckton, a crook disguised as Maharajah Jehan
1922 Infidel, The -- as the Nabob of Menang, murderous Island ruler
1922 Woman Conquers, The -- as Raoul Maris, a French-Canadian
1922 Omar the Tentmaker -- as Imam Mowaffak, a holy teacher (first sympathetic role)
1922 Altar Stairs, The (South Seas melodrama) -- as Hugo
1923 Gentleman from America, The (Hoot Gibson western) -- as a villain
1923 Prisoner, The -- as Prince Kapolski
1924 Riders of the Plains (15-chapter western serial) -- supporting role
1924 Hellion, The -- as a western outlaw
1924 Dynamite Dan (boxing comedy/melodrama) -- as Tony Garcia, a villain
1924 Parisian Nights -- as Pierre, a sadistic Parisian Apache
1925 Prairie Wife, The -- as Diego, a Mexican half-breed
1925 Forbidden Cargo (aka Dangerous Cargo) -- as Pietro Castillano, wicked mate of a rum-running ship
1925 Lady Robin Hood -- as the Spaniard Cabraza, chief villain/henchman of the evil governor
1925 Perils of the Wind (15-chapter serial) -- supporting role
1925 Never the Twain Shall Meet (South Seas melodrama) -- bit part
1926 Greater Glory, The -- as the Scissors Grinder
1926 Flames -- as Blacky Blanchette, a railroad bandit
1926 Golden Web, The -- as Dave Sinclair, a blackmailing murder victim
1926 Her Honor, The Governor (aka Second Mrs. Fenway, The) -- as Snipe Collins, an evil cocaine addict
1926 Bells, The -- as The Mesmerist, a Caligari-like sideshow hypnotist
1926 Eagle of the Sea, The -- unbilled role as a member of Jean LaFitte's pirate crew
1926 Nickel Hopper, The -- as big bohunk, a lecherous masher
1926 Flaming Fury -- as Gaspard, a villainous French-Canadian
1926 Valencia (aka Love Song, The) -- unbilled small role
1926 Man in the Saddle, The -- western bit part
1926 Old Ironsides (aka Sons of the Sea) -- as a Saracen pirate
1927 Tarzan and the Golden Lion -- as Owaza, chief of the Waziri tribe
1927 Let It Rain (U.S. Marine comedy) -- as "Y", a minor villain
1927 Princess from Hoboken, The -- as Pavel, a Frenchman
1927 Meddlin' Stranger, The (western) -- as Al Meggs, one of the principal villains
1927 Phantom Buster, The (western) -- as Ramon, a Mexican border smuggler
1927 Soft Cushions (Arabian Knights comedy) -- as the chief conspirator
1927 Two Arabian Knights (Army life comedy) -- a a ship's purser
1927 Love Mart, The -- as Fleming, a villain
1928 Burning the Wind (Hoot Gibson western) -- as Pug Doran, a villainous ranch foreman
1928 Vultures of the Sea (10-chapter serial) -- as a supporting villain
1928 Little Wild Girl, The -- as Maurice Kent, a North Woods villain
1928 Fatal Warning, The (10-chapter serial) -- as Mullins, the villain
1928 Vanishing Rider (10-chapter serial) -- supporting role
1929 Devil's Chaplain, The -- as Boris, bit part as a supporting villain
1929 Anne Against the World -- minor role
1929 Two Sisters -- as Cecil, a villainous henchman
1929 Phantom of the North, The -- as Jules Gregg, a murderous French-Canadian fur thief
1929 Behind That Curtain -- as a Soudanese Servant, a minor role as a murder suspect (first sound film)
1929 King of the Kongo (10-chapter serial released in both silent and part-talking versions) -- as Scarface Macklin, gang leader
1929 Unholy Night, The (aka Green Ghost, The) -- as Abdoul, a mysterious Hindu servant
1930 Bad One, The -- unbilled role as a guard in a penal colony
1930 Sea Bat, The -- as the Corsican, an evil half-breed
1930 Utah Kid, The -- as Baxter, a western bandit
1930 King of the Wild (12-chapter serial) -- as Mustapha, a villainous sheik
1930 Mothers Cry -- as a murder victim
1931 Criminal Code, The -- as Ned Galloway, convict trusty turned killer (an important role, recreating his stage performance)
1931 Last Parade, The -- as a prison warden
1931 Cracked Nuts (Wheeler and Woolsey comedy) -- small role as a revolutionary
1931 Dirigible -- as a doomed expedition member
1931 Young Donovan's Kid (aka Donovan's Kid) -- as Cokey Joe, a dope pusher
1931 Smart Money (starring Edward G. Robinson and James Cagney) -- as Sport Williams, a gambler
1931 Public Defender, The -- as The Professor, cultured accomplice of an avenging crimefighter
1931 Pardon Us (Laurel and Hardy feature -- but French-language version only!) -- as a menacing jail prisoner
1931 I Like Your Nerve -- as Luigi
1931 Graft -- as Joe Terry, a crooked politician's henchman and murderer (career breakthrough -- James Whale spotted him in the Universal commissary during filming and cast him in Frankenstein)
1931 Five Star Final -- as T. Vernon Isopod, a pervert posing as a preacher
1931 Mad Genius, The -- as Fedor's Father, an abusive brute
1931 Yellow Ticket, The (aka Yellow Passport, The) -- small role as a drunken orderly
1931 Guilty Generation, The -- as Tony Ricca, a beer baron gangster
1931 Frankenstein -- as The Monster (Long Live the King!)
1931 Tonight or Never -- as a comic waiter
1932 Alias the Doctor -- as Autopsy Surgeon
1932 Behind the Mask -- as Jim Henderson, criminal henchman of "Mr. X" (Edward Van Sloan)
1931 Business and Pleasure -- as the Sheikh, a bearded desert chieftain
1932 Scarface (aka Scarface, the Shame of the Nation) -- as Gaffney, a gangster gunned down while bowling a strike
1932 Cohens and Kellys in Hollywood, The -- cameo as himself, dining at the Coconut Grove
1932 Miracle Man, The -- as Nikko, a con man
1932 Night World -- as "Happy" MacDonald, nightclub owner
1932 Old Dark House, The -- as Morgan, a brutal mute butler
1932 Mask of Fu Manchu, The -- as Dr. Fu Manchu, evil incarnate
1932 Mummy, The -- as Imhotep the resuscitated mummy, alias Ardath Bey
1933 Ghoul, The (British) -- as Professor Morlant, who returns from the grave
1934 Lost Patrol, The -- as Sanders, a religious fanatic
1934 House of Rothschild -- as Baron Ledrantz, a Jew-hater
1934 Black Cat, The (aka House of Doom, The) (aka Vanishing Body, The (first film with Bela Lugosi) -- as Hjalmar Poelzig, satanic high priest of a Devil cult
1934 Gift of Gab (lost film?) -- as "The Phantom", a small role with Bela Lugosi in a farcical mystery play-within-the-play
1934 Screen Snapshots #11 (short subject) -- as himself, playing chess with Bela Lugosi
1935 Bride of Frankenstein -- as The Monster
1935 Black Room, The -- as Anton and Gregor DeBerghman, good/evil aristocratic twins
1935 Raven, The (co-starring Bela Lugosi) -- as Edmond Bateman, a criminal disfigured and enslaved by mad surgeon Lugosi
1935 Hollywood Hobbies (short subject) -- as himself, playing cricket
1936 Invisible Ray, The (co-starring Bela Lugosi) -- as Janos Rukh, a radium-poisoned Mad Scientist whose touch is death
1936 Walking Dead, The -- as John Ellman, an electrocuted musician revived by science
1936 Man Who Changed His Mind, The (US title Man Who Lived Again, The) (re-release title Brain Snatcher, The) (re-release title Dr. Maniac) (British) -- as Dr. Laurience, a mad doctor dabbling in mind transposition
1936 Juggernaut (US title Demon Doctor, The) -- as Dr. Sartorius, a mad doctor who murders for research funds
1936 Charlie Chan at the Opera -- as Gravelle, a great operatic baritone
1937 Night Key -- as Dr. David Mallory, an inventor controlled by gangsters
1937 West of Shanghai (aka War Lord) -- as Wu Yen Fang, renegade Chinese general
1938 Invisible Menace, The (aka Without Warning) -- as Jevries, a "red herring" murder suspect
1938 Mr. Wong, Detective -- as James Lee Wong, Chinese sleuth
1939 Son of Frankenstein (co-starring Basil Rathbone as Baron Wolf von Frankenstein, and Bela Lugosi as Ygor) -- as The Monster
1939 Mystery of Mr. Wong, The -- as James Lee Wong, Chinese detective
1939 Mr. Wong in Chinatown -- as James Lee Wong, Chinese private investigator
1939 Man They Could Not Hang, The -- as Dr. Henryk Savaard, a mad doctor trying to resuscitate the dead
1939 Tower of London (co-starring Basil Rathbone and Vincent Price) -- as Mord the executioner, henchman of Richard III
1939 Phantom Creeps, The (Universal serial starring Bela Lugosi) (brief scenes from The Invisible Ray used in flashback -- only his eyes visible through the visor of of a protective helmet)
1940 Fatal Hour, The (aka Mr. Wong at Headquarters) -- as James Lee Wong, Chinese shamus
1940 British Intelligence (British title Enemy Agent) -- as butler Valdar/agent Schiller/German spy Franz Strendler
1940 Black Friday (with Bela Lugosi in a small role) -- as Dr. Ernest Sovac, a brain surgeon mixed up with gangsters
1940 Man with Nine Lives, The (British title Behind the Door) -- as Dr. Leon Kravaal, mad cryogenic researcher
1940 Devil's Island -- as Dr. Charles Gaudet, wrongly imprisoned
1940 Doomed to Die (aka Mystery of Wentworth Castle, The) -- as James Lee Wong, Chinese snooper
1940 Before I Hang -- as Dr. John Garth, a doctor imprisoned for a mercy killing, driven to murder by injections of criminal blood
1940 Ape, The -- as Dr. Bernard Adrian, a doctor who kills to obtain spinal fluid for his paralysis cures
1940 You'll Find Out (co-starring Bela Lugosi, Peter Lorre, and comic-bandleader Kay Kyser) -- as Judge Spencer Mainwaring, one of a suave trio of conmen
1940 Mummy's Hand, The (scenes from The Mummy used in flashback)
1941 Devil Commands, The -- as Dr. Julian Blair, a mad scientist trying to communicate with the dead
1941 Information Please (#8 and #12 in the series of 10-minute shorts based on the radio program) -- as a guest expert, joining three regular panelists
1942 Boogie Man Will Get You, The (co-starring Peter Lorre) -- as Professor Nathaniel Billings, a comic mad scientist trying to create superman (his contribution to the war effort)
1942 Ghost of Frankenstein (scenes from Frankenstein used in flashbacks)
1944 Climax, The (first color film) -- as Dr. Hohner, a Svengali-like opera house physician
1944 House of Frankenstein (co-starring Lon Chaney Jr., John Carradine, J. Carrol Naish, and Glenn Strange) -- as Dr. Gustav Niemann, a would-be-Frankenstein who impersonates a chamber-of-horrors showman and collects real monsters
1945 Body Snatcher, The (Val Lewton production; last film with Bela Lugosi) -- as John Gray, a cabman who supplies very fresh bodies for medical research
1945 House of Dracula (scenes from Bride of Frankenstein in flashback) -- as The Monster
1945 Isle of the Dead (Val Lewton production) -- as General Nikolas Pherides, beset with plague, superstition, and premature burial
1945 Mummy's Curse, The (scenes from The Mummy used in flashback)
1946 Bedlam (Val Lewton production) -- as Master George Simms, cruel warden of an insane asylum
1947 Secret Life of Walter Mitty, The -- as Dr. Hollingshead, phony psychiatrist and jewel thief
1947 Lured (British title Personal Column) (remake of 1939 French film Pieges) -- a brief role as Charles Van Dougan, an unhinged dress designer suspected of murder
1947 Unconquered -- as Chief Guyasuta, a very bad Indian
1947 Dick Tracy Meets Gruesome (aka Dick Tracy's Amazing Adventure) -- as Gruesome, a comic-strip gangster
1948 Tap Roots -- as Tishomingo, a very good Indian
1949 Abbott and Costello Meet the Killer, Boris Karloff (aka Abbott and Costello Meet the Killer) -- as Swami Talpur, a hypnotic "red herring"
1951 Strange Door, The -- as Voltan, a faithful servant
1951 Emperor's Nightingale, The (aka Cisaruv Slavik) (aka Emperor and the Nightingale, The) (Czech puppet animation; voice only) -- as narrator
1952 Black Castle, The -- as Dr. Meissen, the castle physician
1953 Abbott and Costello Meet Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde -- as Dr. Henry Jekyll, alias Mr. Hyde (with help from stuntman Eddie Parker)
1953 Hindu, The (British title Sabaka) -- as General Pollegar
1953 Mostro dell' Isola, Il (US title Monster of the Island, The) (Italian, released in US in 1957) -- as Don Gaetano
1953 Colonel March Investigates (aka Colonel March of Scotland Yard) (compilation of first three episodes from the British television series) -- as Colonel March
1957 Voodoo Island (aka Silent Death) -- as Phillip Knight, supernatural debunker
1957 Juggler of Our Lady, The (Terrytoon animated short, voice only) -- as narrator
1958 Grip of the Strangler, The (US title Haunter Strangler, The) -- as James Rankin a criminologist, and the Hyde-like "Haymarket Strangler"
1958 Doctor of Seven Dials, The (US title Corridors of Blood, released in 1963) (British) (co-starring Christopher Lee) -- as Dr. Bolton, pioneer anaesthesiologist
1958 Frankenstein 1970 -- as Baron Victor von Frankenstein
1961 Days of Thrills and Laughter (compilation of silent film scenes) -- as villain in brief scenes from the 1929 serial King of the Kongo
1963 Raven, The (co-starring Vincent Price, Peter Lorre, and Jack Nicholson) -- as Dr. Scarabus, an evil sorceror
1963 Terror, The (co-starring Jack Nicholson) -- as Baron Eric von Leppe, driven mad by a vengeful witch
1963 Mondo Balordo (Italian "Mondo" documentary, voice only) (U.S. release 1967) -- as narrator
1963 Comedy of Terrors, The co-starring Vincent Price, Peter Lorre, and Basil Rathbone) -- as Amos Hinchley, a senile old man who gets the last laugh
1964 I Tre Volti Della Paura (US title Black Sabbath) (Italian) -- as himself, introducing three separate stories, and as the vampire Gorca in "The Wurdalak" segment
1964 Bikini Beach -- uncredited cameo as art dealer
1964 Ensign Pulver (scenes from The Walking Dead used)
1964 Todays Teen (short, voice only) -- as narrator
1965 Die, Monster, Die! -- as Nahum Witley, turned into a radioactive monster by H.P. Lovecraft's "Color Out of Space" (story source)
1966 Ghost in the Invisible Bikini, The -- as Hiram Stokeley, a restless ghost
1966 Daydreamer, The -- ("Animagic" puppets, voice only) as The Rat
1966 Way...Way Out (scenes from Frankenstein used)
1967 Venetian Affair, The -- as Dr. Pierre Vaugiroud, a mysterious political scientist
1967 Sorcerers, The -- as Professor Monserrat, Mad Scientist dabbling in vicarious experience
1967 Mad Monster Party ("Animagic" puppets, voice only) -- as Baron Von Frankenstein
1967 Collecionista de Cadaveres, El (US title Blind Man's Bluff) (US title Cauldron of Blood) (US title Corpse Collector, The) (US title Children of Blood) (British title Shrinking Corpse, The) (Spanish; American release delayed until 1971) -- as Charles Badalescu, a blind sculptor
1968 Targets -- as Byron Orlok, famous horror star
1968 Head (scenes from the Black Cat used)
1968 Crimson Cult, The (aka Crimson Altar, The) (aka Curse of the Crimson Altar) (co-starring Christopher Lee and Barbara Steele) -- as Professor Marshe
1968 Muerte Viviente, La (US title Snake People, The) (aka Isle of the Snake People) (US/Mexico; release delayed in US until 1971) -- as Karl Van Molder, alias "Damballah", plantation owner and voodoo priest
1968 House of Evil (aka Macabre Serenade) (aka Dance of Death) (US/Mexico) -- as Matthias Morteval, who fakes his death and murders his heirs
1968 Invasion Siniestra (US title Sinister Invasion) (aka Alien Terror) (aka Incredible Invasion) (U.S./Mexico -- release delayed until 1971) -- as Professor John Mayer, a mad scientist plagued with space aliens and a sex-crazed killer
1968 Camara del Terror, La (aka Fear Chamber, The) (aka Chamber of Fear) (aka Torture Zone, The) (US/Mexico -- release delayed until 1971; officially Karloff's last feature) -- as Dr. Carl Mandel, a good mad doctor who saves the world with his computer.
Karloff's last line: I can only pray we've stopped it before it could transmit the information it gathered to others like it!
1969 Hatchet for the Honeymoon (scenes from Black Sabbath used)

Television Appearances

(Under Construction!)

From a list in The Films of Boris Karloff by Richard Bojarski and Kenneth Beale, Citadel Press, Secaucus, New Jersey, 1974.

1949 Chevrolet on Broadway (NBC weekly live dramatic series) -- TV debut as guest performer
1949 Celebrity Time (ABC panel show; Sept. 4) -- guest, plugging his upcoming drama series, Starring Boris Karloff
1949 Starring Boris Karloff (ABC 13-week dramatic anthology series, Sept. 22 - Dec. 15) -- as host and star; titles of dramas: Five Golden Guineas, The Mask, Mungahara, Mad Illusion, Perchance to Dream, The Devil Takes a Bride, The Moving Finger, The Twisted Path, False Face, Cranky Bill, Three O'Clock, The Shop at Sly Corner, Night Reveals.
1950 Masterpiece Playhouse (NBC drama showcase; Sept. 3) -- in Chekhov's play Uncle Vanya
1950 Lights Out (NBC suspense anthology series; Sept. 18) -- starring in The Leopard Lady
1950 Paul Whiteman Revue (ABC musical variety show; Oct. 29) -- in a haunted house Halloween sketch
1951 Don McNeil TV Club (ABC Chicago-based talk show; Apr. 11) -- as guest
1951 Texaco Star Theatre (NBC musical variety show starring Milton Berle; Oct. 9) -- as guest of Uncle Miltie
1951 Fred Waring GE Show (CBS musical variety show) -- in Halloween production number
1951 Robert Montgomery Presents (NBC dramatic anthology series; Nov. 19) -- in drama The Kimballs
1951 Celebrity Time (CBS panel show; Nov. 25) -- guest
1951 Studio One (CBS dramatic anthology series; Dec. 3) -- in drama Mutiny on the Nicolette, as a mysterious stranger
1951 Suspense (CBS anthology series; Dec. 25) -- in drama The Lonely Place
1951 Lux Video Theatre (CBS dramatic anthology; Dec. 31) -- starring in Lord Dunsany's The Jest of Hahalaba
1952 Columbia Workshop (CBS dramatic anthology; Jan. 13) -- starring in Don Quixote
1952 Stork Club (CBS; Jan. 30) -- as guest of host Sherman Billingley
1952 Tales of Tomorrow (ABC Sci-Fi/fantasy anthology series) -- starring in Memento
1952 Texaco Star Theatre (NBC musical variety show; Apr. 29) -- as guest of Milton Berle
1952 Celebrity Time (CBS panel show; May 25) -- guest
1952 Curtain Call (NBC dramatic anthology series; June 27) -- in Lafcadio Hearn's drama Soul of the Great Bell
1952 Schlitz Playhouse of Stars (CBS dramatic anthology series; July 4) -- in drama Death House
1952 Texaco Star Theatre (NBC musical variety show; Dec. 16) -- as guest of Milton Berle
1952 Colonel March of Scotland Yard (British mystery series of 26 half-hour episodes; first syndicated in US in 1954; first three episodes released as feature in 1953) -- starring as Colonel March
1953 Hollywood Opening Night (NBC dramatic anthology series; Mar. 2) -- starring in The Invited Seven
1953 Suspense (CBS anthology series; Mar. 17) -- as Rasputin in The Black Prophet
1953 Robert Montgomery Presents (NBC dramatic anthology; Mar. 30) -- starring in Burden of Proof
1953 Plymouth Playhouse (ABC dramatic anthology, aka ABC Album; May 24) -- in The Chase (Karloff appeared in another drama for this series -- Reticence of Lady Anne -- date unknown)
1953 Suspense (CBS anthology series; Jun. 23) -- starring in Dickens' The Signal Man
1953 Rheingold Theatre -- as Charles Branden in House of Death
1954 I've Got a Secret (CBS panel game show; Oct. 13) -- as guest with secret
1954 Climax! (CBS suspense anthology series; Dec. 16) -- as Dr. Philip Nestri in White Carnation
1955 Best of Broadway (CBS play showcase; Jan. 5) -- starring in his famous stage role as Jonathan Brewster in Arsenic and Old Lace, with Helen Hayes
1955 Down You Go (Dumont network panel show) -- as guest panelist
1955 The Donald O'Connor Show (NBC musical variety; Feb. 19) -- singing two English music-hall tunes
1955 Elgin Hour (ABC dramatic anthology series; Feb. 22) -- as Mr. Mycroft in The Sting of Death
1955 Max Liebman Presents (NBC theatrical showcase; Mar. 12) -- as King Arthur in A Connecticutt Yankee in King Arthur's Court
1955 Who Said That? (Dumont network panel show; Apr. 30) -- as guest panelist
1955 GE Theatre (CBS dramatic anthology series; May 1) -- in title role in Mr. Blue Ocean
1955 I've Got a Secret (CBS panel game show; Aug. 24) -- quizzing the panel
1955 U.S. Steel Hour (CBS dramatic anthology series) -- as George Redford in Counterfeit
1960-6x Thriller (mystery/horror anthology series) -- as host and occasional star
1961 Hallmark Hall of Fame (NBC play showcase; Feb. 5) -- reprising his stage role as Jonathan Brewster in Arsenic and Old Lace
1967 The Girl from U.N.C.L.E. (spy series) -- in drag as "Mother Muffin" in The Mother Muffin Affair

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