was The Blind Man, a variant of the theme in which a blind pianist receives implanted eyes whose retinas retain the image of their previous owner's murder. The Quinn Martin anthology TV series, Tales of the Unexpected includes the episode "A Hand for Sonny Blue", rehashing the theme once again. See also The Beast with Five Fingers (1946) – a variant on the theme, also starring Peter Lorre. The Hand (1981) – remake of the 1946 film. Blink (1994) – a variant on Hitchcock's The Blind Man theme Under the Volcano, the novel published by Malcolm Lowry in 1947, includes many references to the 1935 film, under its Spanish title, "Las Manos de Orlac. Con Peter Lorre". Mad Love, is supposed to be shown at the local theatre in Quaunahuac (Cuernavaca, Mexico) when the characters, the ex-Consul Geoffrey Firmin, his former wife Yvonne and Geoffrey's brother come to be reunited. The film and the novel have many themes in common: a strong feeling of alienation, impossible and desperate love, jealousy, the guilty conscience of the creator compromised with evil. "Here with Me" music video, directed by Tim Burton and inspired by Mad Love'' Notes References External links 1935 films 1935 horror films 1930s psychological thriller films American horror drama films American black-and-white films Films scored by Dimitri Tiomkin Films about pianos and pianists Films based on French novels Films based on horror novels Films directed by Karl Freund American remakes of foreign films Remakes of Austrian films Sound film remakes of silent films Films set in Paris Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer films Mannequins in films Films about organ transplantation 1930s English-language films 1930s American films Films with screenplays by John L. Balderston