Summary
The Night Caller is a British science-fiction film first released in 1965,
directed by John Gilling.
The film stars John Saxon, Maurice Denham, Patricia Haines, Alfred Burke and Warren Mitchell.
Our overall rating for this film is: good.
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Credits
- Director: John Gilling
- Script: Jim O’Connolly, Frank Crisp
- Photo: Stephen Dade
- Music: Johnny Gregory
- Cast: John Saxon (Dr. Jack Costain), Maurice Denham (Dr. Morley), Patricia Haines (Ann Barlow), Alfred Burke (Detective Supt. Hartley), Warren Mitchell (Reg Lilburn), Stanley Meadows (Det. Tom Grant), Aubrey Morris (Thorburn), Ballard Berkeley (Cmdr. Savage), Marianne Stone (Madge Lilburn), Geoffrey Lumsden (Col. Davy), Barbara Stevens (Joyce Malone), Tony Wager (Pvt. Higgins), David Gregory (Pvt. Jones), Douglas Livingstone (2nd R), Tom Gill (Police Commissioner’s secretary), Vincent Harding (1st R), Romo Gorrara (Lieutenant), Robert Crewdson (Medra), John Carson (Major), Jack Watson (Sgt. Hawkins), John Sherlock (TV newscaster)
- Country: UK
- Language: English
- Runtime: 85 min; B&W
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