L'abominevole Dr. Phibes (1971)
Anton Phibes, un celebre organista dato per morto in un incidente stradale, in cui è rimasto soltanto orribilmente sfigurato, è convinto che la sua bella moglie Victoria Regina, perita durante un'operazione chirurgica, sia stata vittima dell'incapacità dei medici. A distanza di anni dal fatto, Phibes, che amava profondamente la moglie, comincia ad attuare la sua vendetta contro gli otto chirurghi e l'infermiera che avevano operato la consorte. Ispirandosi alla Bibbia (le dieci piaghe che colpirono l'Egitto in seguito alla maledizione divina) e aiutato da un'avvenente e silenziosa collaboratrice, Vulnavia, Phibes uccide, l'uno dopo l'altro, e coi mezzi più atroci, sette medici e l'infermiera.
Direttore:
Robert Fuest
Scrittori:
William Goldstein, James Whiton.
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Vincent Price as Dr. Anton Phibes |
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Joseph Cotten as Dr. Vesalius |
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Hugh Griffith as Rabbi |
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Terry-Thomas as Dr. Longstreet |
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Virginia North as Vulnavia |
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Peter Jeffrey as Inspector Trout |
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Derek Godfrey as Crow |
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Norman Jones as Sgt. Schenley |
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John Cater as Superintendent Waverley |
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Aubrey Woods as Goldsmith |
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John Laurie as Darrow |
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Maurice Kaufmann as Dr. Whitcombe |
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Barbara Keogh as Mrs. Frawley |
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Sean Bury as Lem Vesalius |
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Susan Travers as Nurse Allen |
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David Hutcheson as Dr. Hedgepath |
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Edward Burnham as Dr. Dunwoody |
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Alex Scott as Dr. Hargreaves |
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Peter Gilmore as Dr. Kitaj |
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Alan Zipson as 1st Police Official |
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Dallas Adams as 2nd Police Official |
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James Grout as Sergeant |
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Alister Williamson as 1st Policeman |
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Thomas Heathcote as 2nd Policeman |
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Ian Marter as 3rd Policeman |
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Charles Farrell as Chauffeur |
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John Franklyn as Graveyard Attendant |
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Walter Horsbrugh as Ross, the Butler |
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Julian Grant as 4th Policeman |
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Paul Frees as Singer of 'The Darktown Strutters' Ball' (voice) |
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Juba Kennerley as Gentlemens Club Member, Calling For Quiet |
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Caroline Munro as Victoria Regina Phibes |
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Ron Gregory as |
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George Hilsdon as |
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Julie Mendez as |
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Guy Standeven as |
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John Tatham as |
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Tommy Windward as |
| Production | Ronald Dunas | Producer |
| Writing | William Goldstein | Screenplay |
| Production | Louis M. Heyward | Producer |
| Writing | James Whiton | Screenplay |
| Production | Sally Nicholl | Casting |
| Production | James H. Nicholson | Executive Producer |
| Editing | Tristam Cones | Editor |
| Production | Samuel Z. Arkoff | Executive Producer |
| Directing | Robert Fuest | Director |
| Camera | Godfrey A. Godar | Camera Operator |
| Camera | Norman Warwick | Director of Photography |
| Sound | Peter Lennard | ADR & Dubbing |
| Costume & Make-Up | Trevor Crole-Rees | Makeup Artist |
| Crew | George Blackwell | Special Effects |
| Art | Bernard Reeves | Art Direction |
| Art | Chris Burke | Assistant Art Director |
| Costume & Make-Up | Bernadette Ibbetson | Hairstylist |
| Camera | John Jay | Still Photographer |
| Sound | Basil Kirchin | Original Music Composer |
| Sound | Ken Nightingall | Assistant Sound Editor |
| Directing | Gladys Goldsmith | Continuity |
| Crew | James H. Nicholson | Presenter |
| Sound | A. W. Lumkin | Recording Supervision |
| Production | Richard F. Dalton | Production Manager |
| Art | Brian Eatwell | Set Designer |
| Art | George Gunning | Construction Coordinator |
| Lighting | Steve Birtles | Electrician |
| Directing | Gary Michael White | Third Assistant Director |
| Art | Rex Hobbs | Property Master |
| Costume & Make-Up | Elsa Fennell | Wardrobe Supervisor |
| Crew | Samuel Z. Arkoff | Presenter |
| Directing | Frank Ernst | Assistant Director |
| Art | Michael Finlay | Painter |
| Art | George Dean | Painter |
| Sound | Dennis Whitlock | Sound Recordist |
