Venom (1981)
International terrorists attempt to kidnap a wealthy couple's child. Their plan comes unstuck, however, when a deadly Black Mamba, sent by mistake instead of a harmless snake, escapes and terrorizes both them and their hostages.
Director:
Piers Haggard
Writer:
Robert Carrington
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Klaus Kinski as Jacques Müller (Jacmel) |
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Oliver Reed as Dave Averconnelly |
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Nicol Williamson as Cmdr. William Bulloch |
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Sarah Miles as Dr. Marion Stowe |
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Sterling Hayden as Howard Anderson |
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Cornelia Sharpe as Ruth Hopkins |
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Lance Holcomb as Philip Hopkins |
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Susan George as Louise Andrews |
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Michael Gough as David Ball |
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Mike Gwilym as Det. Constable Dan Spencer |
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Edward Hardwicke as Lord Dunning |
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John Forbes-Robertson as Sgt. Nash |
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Hugh Lloyd as Cab Driver |
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Rita Webb as Mrs. Loewenthal |
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Maurice Colbourne as Sampson |
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Nicholas Donnelly as Superintendent |
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Ian Brimble as Constable |
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Alan Ford as Peters |
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Cyril Conway as Man in 17 |
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David Sterne as Driver |
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Charles Cork as Driver's Mate |
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Eric Richard as Airline Clerk |
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Howard Bell as Constable |
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Norman Mann as Williams |
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Tony Meyer as Martin |
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Michael Watkins as Rogers |
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Gerard Ryder as Smith |
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Moti Makan as Mr Mukerjee |
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Katherine Wilkinson as Susan Stowe |
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Arnold Diamond as Head Waiter |
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Pat Gorman as Policeman (uncredited) |
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Sally Lahee as Woman in No.17 |
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Eric Kent as Workman (uncredited) |
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Guy Standeven as Passer-by (uncredited) |
| Directing | Piers Haggard | Director |
| Writing | Robert Carrington | Screenplay |
| Writing | Alan Scholefield | Novel |
| Sound | Michael Kamen | Original Music Composer |
| Camera | Denys N. Coop | Additional Photography |
| Camera | Gilbert Taylor | Director of Photography |
| Editing | Michael Bradsell | Editor |
| Production | Martin Bregman | Producer |
| Camera | David Wynn-Jones | Focus Puller |
| Production | Ron Fry | Production Manager |
