La Poupée diabolique (1964)
Le Grand Vorelli se produit à la fois en tant que ventriloque et hypnotiseur. Dans son numéro, il utilise une marionnette nommée Hugo, celle-ci bouge sans que l'artiste ne la manipule... Après avoir fait la connaissance de Mark et Marianne à l'issue de son spectacle, le Grand Vorelli fait de Marianne l'une de ses victimes, ce qui incite Mark à enquêter sur le passé de ce mystérieux personnage.
Directeur:
Lindsay Shonteff
écrivains:
Ronald Kinnoch, Charles F. Vetter.
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Bryant Haliday as The Great Vorelli |
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William Sylvester as Mark English |
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Yvonne Romain as Marianne Horn |
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Sandra Dorne as Magda Gardinas |
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Karl Stepanek as Dr. Heller |
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Francis de Wolff as Dr. Keisling |
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Nora Nicholson as Aunt Eva |
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Alan Gifford as Bob Garrett |
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David Charlesworth as Hugo Novik |
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Sadie Corre as Hugo the Dummy |
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Lorenza Colville as Mercedes |
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Trixie Dallas as Miss Penton |
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Guy Deghy as Hans |
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Heidi Erich as Grace |
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Philip Ray as Uncle Walter |
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Ella Tracey as Louisa, secretary |
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Margaret Durnell as Countess |
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Paula Wright as Audience Member (uncredited) |
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John Tatum as Charity Ball Guest (uncredited) |
| Directing | Lindsay Shonteff | Director |
| Writing | Ronald Kinnoch | Screenplay |
| Writing | Charles F. Vetter | Screenplay |
| Writing | Charles F. Vetter | Story |
| Crew | Richard Gordon | Presenter |
| Camera | Gerald Gibbs | Director of Photography |
| Editing | Ernest Bullingham | Editor |
| Production | Lindsay Shonteff | Producer |
| Production | Kenneth Rive | Producer |
| Camera | Brian Elvin | Camera Operator |
| Costume & Make-Up | Mary Gibson | Wardrobe Master |
| Directing | Barbara Thomas | Continuity |
| Art | Stan Shields | Production Design |
| Production | Gerald A. Fernback | Executive Producer |
| Production | Richard Gordon | Executive Producer |
