The Strange Door (1951) - film review

Horror

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The Strange Door is an American horror film first released in 1951, directed by Joseph Pevney. The film stars Charles Laughton, Boris Karloff, Sally Forrest, Richard Wyler and William Cottrell. It has also been released under the title: Robert Louis Stevenson’s The Strange Door. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Director: Joseph Pevney
Script: Robert Louis Stevenson, Jerry Sackheim
Photo: Irving Glassberg
Cast: Charles Laughton (Sire Alain de Maletroit), Boris Karloff (Voltan), Sally Forrest (Blanche de Maletroit), Richard Wyler (Denis de Beaulieu), William Cottrell (Corbeau), Alan Napier (Count Grassin), Morgan Farley (Renville), Paul Cavanagh (Edmond de Maletroit), Michael Pate (Talon), Monique Chantal (Barmaid), Jack Chefe (Townsman), Harry Cording (Guard), Herbert Evans (Clergyman), Michael Hadlow (Flunkey), Charles Horvath (Turec), George Kirby (Cook), Stanley Mann (Servant), Keith McConnell (Courier), Jennings Miles (Coachman), Barry Norton (Townsman), Eddie Parker (Moret), Albert Petit (Townsman), Tao Porchon (Barmaid), Bruce Riley (Footman), Patrick Whyte (Butcher)
Country: USA
Language: English
Runtime: 81 min; B&W
Aka: Robert Louis Stevenson’s The Strange Door

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