Die Teufelsinsel (1939)
Der Hirnchirurg Dr. Charles Gaudet (Boris Karloff) wird zu zehn Jahren Haft auf der berüchtigten Teufelsinsel, einer französischen Strafkolonie, verurteilt, da er einem verwundeten Revolutionär geholfen hat. Die unmenschlichen Bedingungen auf der Insel werden durch den durchtriebenen Colonel Armand Lucien (James Stephenson) noch unerträglicher. Als jedoch Luciens Tochter verunglückt, wird Dr. Gaudet zu Hilfe geholt. Dadurch, dass Gaudet Luciens Tochter rettet, bekommt er unerwartet Hilfe...
Der Regisseur:
William Clemens
Die Autor:
Don Ryan, Kenneth Gamet.
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Boris Karloff as Dr. Charles Gaudet |
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Nedda Harrigan as Madame Lucien |
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James Stephenson as Col. Armand Lucien |
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Adia Kuznetzoff as Pierre |
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Rolla Gourvitch as Collette |
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Will Stanton as Bobo |
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Edward Keane as Dr. Duval |
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Robert Warwick as Demonpre |
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Pedro de Cordoba as Marcal |
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Tom Wilson as Emil |
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John Harmon as Andre |
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Richard Bond as Georges |
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Earl Gunn as Leon |
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Sidney Bracey as Soupy |
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George Lloyd as Dogface |
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Charles Richman as Governor Beaufort |
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Stuart Holmes as Gustav LeBrun |
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Leonard Mudie as Advocate General |
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Egon Brecher as Debriac |
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Frank Reicher as President of Assize Court |
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James Blaine as Guard |
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Dick Botiller as Pilot of Escape Boat |
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Al Bridge as Captain of the Guards |
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Nat Carr as Court Clerk |
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Glen Cavender as Gendarme on Train |
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Davison Clark as Captain of Gendarmes |
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Neal Clisby as Jules |
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Harry Cording as Guard Accepting Bribe |
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Gino Corrado as Man Escaping Gendarmes with Debriac |
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Earl Dwire as Priest |
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Eddie Foster as Supply Clerk |
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Galan Galt as Guard |
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Sol Gorss as Guard Escorting Gaudet After Operation |
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Frank Hagney as Guard |
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John Hamilton as Captain of Second Convict Ship |
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Ben Hendricks Jr. as François - Sergeant of the Guards |
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Stanley King as Guard |
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Vera Lewis as Gaudet's Housekeeper |
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Billy McClain as Governor's Servant |
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Henry Otho as Guard Handcuffing Pierre |
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Paul Panzer as Jury Foreman |
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Alonzo Price as Capt. Edvard Fearreau of the First Convict Ship |
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Dick Rich as Guard Drugged by Gaudet |
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Cliff Saum as Uniformed Gendarme |
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Francis Sayles as Boatman Taking Madame Lucien to Mainland |
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Earl Smith as Daniel - Madame Lucien's Servant |
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Walter Soderling as Wagon Driver |
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Elliott Sullivan as Gate Guard |
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Don Turner as Guard Escorting Gaudet After Operation |
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Douglas Williams as Guard |
| Writing | Don Ryan | Screenplay |
| Writing | Anthony Coldeway | Story |
| Directing | William Clemens | Director |
| Writing | Kenneth Gamet | Screenplay |
| Writing | Raymond L. Schrock | Story |
| Editing | Frank Magee | Editor |
| Art | Max Parker | Art Direction |
| Sound | Howard Jackson | Original Music Composer |
| Crew | Don Turner | Stunts |
| Production | Bryan Foy | Associate Producer |
| Camera | George Barnes | Director of Photography |
| Costume & Make-Up | Ray Romero | Makeup Artist |
| Directing | Arthur Lueker | Assistant Director |
| Sound | Robert B. Lee | Sound |
| Crew | Sol Gorss | Stunts |
