Tales That Witness Madness (1973) - film review

Comedy / Horror / Mystery

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Tales That Witness Madness is a British comedy horror film first released in 1973, directed by Freddie Francis. The film stars Jack Hawkins, Donald Pleasence, Georgia Brown, Donald Houston and Russell Lewis. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Credits

Director: Freddie Francis
Script: Jennifer Jayne
Photo: Norman Warwick
Music: Bernard Ebbinghouse
Cast: Jack Hawkins (Dr. Nicholas), Donald Pleasence (Dr. R.C. Tremayne), Georgia Brown (Fay Patterson (segment "Mr. Tiger")), Donald Houston (Sam Patterson (segment "Mr. Tiger")), Russell Lewis (Paul Patterson (segment "Mr. Tiger")), David Wood (Phillipe, the tutor (segment "Mr. Tiger")), Suzy Kendall (Ann Patrick), Peter McEnery (Timothy Patrick), Neil Kennedy (1st Removal Man), Richard Connaught (2nd Removal Man), Beth Morris (Polly), Frank Forsyth (The Evil Watcher), Joan Collins (Bella Thompson), Michael Jayston (Brian), Kim Novak (Auriol Pageant), Michael Petrovitch (Kimo), Mary Tamm (Virginia ’Ginny’ Pageant), Leslie Nunnerley (Vera), Leon Lissek (Keoki), Zohra Sehgal (Malia)
Country: UK
Language: English
Runtime: 90 min

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