Three Dangerous Ladies (1977) - film review

Alvin Rakoff, Robert Fuest, Don Thompson

Horror

Summary

Three Dangerous Ladies is a British horror film first released in 1977, directed by Alvin Rakoff, Robert Fuest and Don Thompson. The film stars Ronee Blakley, Graham Crowden, Ed Devereaux, Keir Dullea and Derek Francis. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Director: Alvin Rakoff, Robert Fuest, Don Thompson
Script: Robert Bloch, Robert Fuest, L.P. Hartley, Hugh Whitemore
Photo: Bob Edwards, Dennis Miller
Music: Paul Lewis, Harry Manfredini, Arlon Ober
Cast: Ronee Blakley (Simone (segment "The Mannikin")), Graham Crowden (The Butler (segment "The Island")), Ed Devereaux (Ferryman (segment "The Island")), Keir Dullea (David (segment "The Mannikin")), Derek Francis (Benson (segment "Mrs. Amworth")), Charles Gray (Santander (segment "The Island")), John Hurt (Lt. Simmonds (segment "The Island")), Glynis Johns (Mrs. Amworth (segment "Mrs. Amworth")), Cec Linder (Dr. Carstairs (segment "The Mannikin")), Pip Miller (David (segment "Mrs. Amworth")), Pol Pelletier (Miss Smith (segment "The Mannikin")), John Philips (Urcombe (segment "Mrs. Amworth")), Jenny Runacre (Mrs. Santander (segment "The Island"))
Country: UK
Language: English
Runtime: 88 min

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