Question 1

Why is this Fantômas film considered the darkest of the trilogy?

Accepted Answer

This installment has the highest body count and overall plot tone, making it closest to the original Gothic/homicidal novels rather than the comic vibe of the others.

Question 2

What filming location discrepancy appears in the Scotland-set scenes?

Accepted Answer

Although scenes are supposed to happen in Scotland, the cars shown are left-driven, revealing the French filming locations.

Question 3

What was Fantômas's criminal scheme in this final episode?

Accepted Answer

Fantômas imposed a head tax on the rich, threatening to kill those who did not comply with his demands.

Question 4

Why was a planned fourth Fantômas episode never made?

Accepted Answer

A fourth film called 'Fantomas à Moscou' was planned but failed because the trio of leading actors had grown too expensive, and Jean Marais was tired of feeling second-billed to Louis de Funès.

Question 5

How did Jacques Dynam's billing change in this film compared to previous installments?

Accepted Answer

Jacques Dynam (Inspector Bertrand) dropped from fourth-billed in previous films to twelfth-billed here, even behind actors with only one scene.

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