Die Würger von Bombay (1959)
Indien im 19. Jahrhundert: Ein mörderischer Kult, der die Göttin Kali anbetet, überfällt Reisende und stiehlt ihnen ihre Handelswaren. Als sich die Überfälle häufen, kann die British East India Company, welche zu der Zeit die Quasiregierung in Indien darstellte, nicht länger zusehen. Sie beauftragt einen Offizier aus dem britischen Adel, der sich des Problems annehmen soll. Allerdings kennt der Offizier weder Land noch Leute in ausreichendem Maße, so dass er die ihm zugetragene Aufgabe nur mit Mühen bewältigen kann...
Der Regisseur:
Terence Fisher
Der Autor:
David Zelag Goodman
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Guy Rolfe as Capt. Harry Lewis |
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Allan Cuthbertson as Capt. Christopher Connaught-Smith |
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Andrew Cruickshank as Col. Henderson |
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George Pastell as High Priest of Kali |
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Marne Maitland as Patel Shari |
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Jan Holden as Mary Lewis |
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Paul Stassino as Lt. Silver |
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Tutte Lemkow as Ram Das |
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Roger Delgado as Bundar (uncredited) |
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John Harvey as Burns (uncredited) |
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Marie Devereux as Karim (uncredited) |
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Margaret Gordon as Dorothy Flood (uncredited) |
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Jack McNaughton as Corp. Roberts (uncredited) |
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Warren Mitchell as Merchant (uncredited) |
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Walter Randall as Thuggee Cult Member (uncredited) |
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Michael Nightingale as |
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Steven Scott as |
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Ewen Solon as |
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David Spenser as |
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Vincent Wong as |
| Directing | Terence Fisher | Director |
| Production | Dorothy Holloway | Casting |
| Production | Don Weeks | Production Manager |
| Sound | James Bernard | Original Music Composer |
| Production | Anthony Nelson Keys | Associate Producer |
| Editing | Alfred Cox | Editor |
| Costume & Make-Up | Roy Ashton | Makeup Artist |
| Art | Bernard Robinson | Production Design |
| Camera | Arthur Grant | Director of Photography |
| Production | Michael Carreras | Executive Producer |
| Costume & Make-Up | Henry Montsash | Hairstylist |
| Writing | David Zelag Goodman | Screenplay |
| Production | Anthony Hinds | Producer |
| Production | Kenneth Hyman | Producer |
