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Oscar Quitak-Barbara Bates "Town on trial" 1957, de John Guillermin.
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Man in a Suitcase: Burden of Proof (1.15, ITC, 1968)
"Life's pretty cheap where you come from, huh?"
"Oh yes. And when you stepped off that street, American, you stepped into my country."
"Not all the way, punk!"
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Kessler - BBC One - November 13, 1981 - December 18, 1981
Drama (6 Episodes)
Running Time: 60 minutes
Stars:
Clifford Rose as Ludwig Kessler
Alan Dobie as Richard Bauer
Nitza Saul as Mical Rak
Alison Glennie as Ingrid Dorf
Nicholas Young as Franz Hoss
Ralph Michael as Colonel Hans Ruckert
Bernard Hepton as Albert Foiret
Angela Richards as Monique Durnford
Juliet Hammond-Hill as Natalie Chantrens
Guy Rolfe as Don Julian Yqueras
Oscar Quitak as Josef Mengele
Jerome Willis as Hugo van Eyck
John Moreno as Jose Garriga
Robert Morris as Karl Leider
Jeremy Wilkin as Gidney
Harold Innocent as Deakin
Royston Tickner as Maurer
John Dearth as Graun
Ishia Bennison as Ruth Liberman
Robert Eddison as Heinrich Himmler
Gareth Milne as Muller
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THE REVENGE OF FRANKENSTEIN (1958) – Episode 165 – Decades Of Horror: The Classic Era
“How can I do me dance without me legs?” Or how can you be a pickpocket without your arm? Dr. “Schtein” doesn’t seem to care. Join this episode’s Grue-Crew – Chad Hunt, Daphne Monary-Ernsdorff, Doc Rotten, and Jeff Mohr – as they take in the second of Hammer’s Frankenstein films: The Revenge of Frankenstein (1958).
Decades of Horror: The Classic Era Episode 165 – The Revenge of Frankenstein (1958)
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Having escaped execution and assumed an alias, Baron Frankenstein transplants his deformed underling’s brain into a perfect body, but the effectiveness of the process and the secret of his identity soon begin to unravel.
  Directed by: Terence Fisher
Writing Credits: Jimmy Sangster (written by); Hurford Janes (additional dialogue by); George Baxt (additional dialogue) (uncredited)
Produced by: Michael Carreras (executive producer); Anthony Hinds (producer); Anthony Nelson Keys (associate producer)
Music by: Leonard Salzedo
Cinematography by: Jack Asher (director of photography)
Editing by: Alfred Cox
Production Design by: Bernard Robinson
Makeup Department: Philip Leakey (makeup artist) (as Phil Leakey)
Selected Cast:
Peter Cushing as Doctor Victor Stein
Francis Matthews as Doctor Hans Kleve
Eunice Gayson as Margaret Conrad
Michael Gwynn as Karl (New Karl)
John Welsh as Bergman
Lionel Jeffries as Fritz
Oscar Quitak as Dwarf (Original Karl)
Richard Wordsworth as Up Patient
Charles Lloyd Pack as President
John Stuart as Inspector
Arnold Diamond as Molke
Marjorie Gresley as Countess Barscynska (as Margery Gresley)
Anna Walmsley as Vera Barscynska
George Woodbridge as Janitor
Michael Ripper as Kurt
Ian Whittaker as Boy
Avril Leslie as Girl
It’s Doc’s choice of films for this episode, so it should be no surprise the film chosen is the Hammer/Peter Cushing classic The Revenge of Frankenstein (1958). A rare event for Hammer, this feature is a direct sequel to its predecessor, The Curse of Frankenstein (1957), beginning with Victor Frankenstein escaping the guillotine. A dastardly chap, that Frankenstein. A new series of shenanigans begins as Frankenstein, now known as Doctor Stein, continues his experiments. A surprisingly serious take on the character and Shelley’s story follows Peter Cushing’s Doctor Frankenstein instead of Christopher Lee’s Monster. Check out what the Grue Crew shares about this fantastic early Hammer horror entry.
At the time of this writing, The Revenge of Frankenstein is available for streaming from multiple PPV sources. It is also available on physical media as a Blu-ray in the Hammer Films – Ultimate Collection, a 20-film set from Sony. 
Gruesome Magazine’s Decades of Horror: The Classic Era records a new episode every two weeks. Up next in their very flexible schedule, as chosen by Chad, is Fiend Without a Face (1958)! The Grue Crew can’t wait!
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The Revenge of Frankenstein | Terence Fisher | 1958
Michael Gwynn, Oscar Quitak
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#Repost @hammer_horror_movies • • • • • • To mark the upcoming release of @indicatorseries new Hammer box set - "Faces of Fear". Let's have a look at the films I am eager to get my mummified mitts on, first being "The Revenge of Frankenstein" ---- Released on 27th August 1958 it was another film that the critics deplored, the Daily Telegraph was so horrified by what they saw onscreen that they suggested the BBFC create a special new category for the film - "For Sadists Only" ---- According to Jimmy Sangster, James Carreras presold the film in America taking a poster with him. When Carreras returned he approached Sangster with the project asking him to write the sequel. Sangster responded, "I killed Frankenstein in the first film." Carreras told him he had six weeks to write the project before shooting started and that "you'll think of something"!!! ---- #petercushing returns as the Baron, escaping the guillotine by having a priest beheaded and buried in his place, leaving him free to resume his experiments under the GENIUS name of Doctor Victor Stein! Hans Kleve (Francis Matthews), recognises him and blackmails him into allowing him to become his apprentice. ---- Frankenstein and Kleve continue with the Baron's experiment: transplanting a living brain into a new body, one that is not a crude, cobbled-together monster. The deformed Karl (Oscar Quitak) is more than willing to volunteer his brain, thereby gaining a new, healthy body. Obviously, something goes wrong.... ---- A strong support cast included: Eunice Gayson (pre Bond) as Margaret. Michael Gwynn as "The Monster" And, making his first appearance in a "Hammer Horror", Michael Ripper! ---- An excellent follow up to "Curse" and another fantastic performance by Cushing! ---- #hammer #horror #hammerhorror #horrormovies #frankenstein #monster #dracula #vampire #gothic #fangs #blood #50s #films #movies #classichorror #classic https://www.instagram.com/p/B2KcxNxFc8N/?igshid=1m11kdgzd18yu
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For just $3.99 The Guinea Pig Released on October 27, 1948: The son of a working class London merchant is given a scholarship to the most presigious boys school in England. Directed by: Roy Boulting Written by: Warren Chetham Strode with screenplay by Bernard Miles and Roy Boulting The Actors: Richard Attenborough Jack Read, Sheila Sim Lynne Hartley, Bernard Miles Mr. Read, Cecil Trouncer Lloyd Hartley, Robert Flemyng Nigel Lorraine, Edith Sharpe Mrs. Hartley, Joan Hickson Mrs. Read, Timothy Bateson Tracey, Clive Baxter Gregory, Basil Cunard Buckton, John Forrest Fitch, Maureen Glynne Bessie, Brenda Hogan Lorna Beckett, Herbert Lomas Sir James Corfield, Anthony Newley Miles Minor, Anthony Nicholls Mr. Stringer, Wally Patch Uncle Percy, Hay Petrie Peck, Oscar Quitak David Tracey, Kynaston Reeves the Bishop, Peter Reynolds Grimmett, Olive Sloane Aunt Mabel, Tony Wager Bert, Percy Walsh Alec Stevens, Norman Watson Fanshaw, Michael Brailsford unknown, George Bryden unknown, Ambrose Day unknown, Robert Desmond unknown, Richard Hart unknown, Edward Judd unknown, James Kenney unknown, Judy Manning unknown, Michael McKeag unknown, Jack Naughton unknown, Desmond Newling unknown, Colin Stroud unknown, Digby Wolfe unknown Runtime:1h 37m *** This item will be supplied on a quality disc and will be sent in a sleeve that is designed for posting CD's DVDs *** This item will be sent by 1st class post for quick delivery. Should you not receive your item within 12 working days of making payment, please contact us as it is unusual for any item to take this long to be delivered. Note: All my products are either my own work, licensed to me directly or supplied to me under a GPL/GNU License. No Trademarks, copyrights or rules have been violated by this item This product complies withs rules on compilations, international media and downloadable media. All items are supplied on CD or DVD.
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The Revenge Of Frankenstein (1958)
"Did Otto eat flesh before you operated?"
"No, I discovered it soon after the operation. He ate his wife."
"Ate another monkey?"
"What else would he be married to?"
#The revenge of Frankenstein#hammer horror#1958#films i done watched#british cinema#horror film#peter cushing#Francis Matthews#Eunice gayson#michael gwynn#Oscar quitak#John Welsh#lionel jeffries#Michael ripper#Charles Lloyd pack#John Stuart#Marjorie Gresley#Arnold diamond#jimmy sangster#terence fisher#Frankensteinathon#The only true sequel to the film that made Hammer as a horror studio 1957s The Curse of Frankenstein. After this film the chronology gets#A bit iffy and Cushing's Frankenstein veers from hero to villain depending on the film. Actually that's sort of started here already: his#Baron is certainly not quite as cold and unfeeling as in Curse and appears to have a genuine fondness for his unfortunate assistant Karl.#Gwynn is a bit of an odd choice to me for the perfect ideal composite man but you do you Sangster. Quitak is very good but horribly dubbed#(as he often seemed to be in early roles). Cushing of course is brilliant; there's a wonderful bit of business he does with a carving knife#During a layered conversation with Matthews which makes it clear he will kill the other man if necessary: but its all in the movements and#The careful handling and cleaning of the knife. Rushed into production just three days after shooting wrapped on their first Dracula also#Starring Cushing and directed by Fisher its amazing this is as well made as it is. Not my favourite of the Hammer Frankensteins but well#Worth this rewatch. Does contain some scenes of an upset monkey however.
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A Very British Coup  -  Channel 4  -  June 19, 1988 - July 3, 1988
Political Drama (3 episodes)
Running Time:  60 minutes
Stars:
Ray McAnally as Harry Perkins MP
Alan MacNaughtan as Sir Percy Browne
Keith Allen as Frederick Thompson
Geoffrey Beevers as Lawrence Wainwright MP
Marjorie Yates as Jan Cook MP
Jim Carter as Tom Newsome MP
Philip Madoc as Sir George Fison
Jeremy Young as Alford
Tim McInnerny as Fiennes
Shane Rimmer as Marcus Morgan
Roger Brierley as Thomas Andrews MP
Bernard Kay as Inspector Page
Oscar Quitak as Sir Montague Kowalski
Oliver Ford Davies as Sir Horace Tweed
David McKail as Sir James Robertson
Kika Markham as Helen Jarvis
Andy Croft as Official bomb examiner
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The Revenge of Frankenstein | Terence Fisher | 1958
Michael Gwynn, Oscar Quitak
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The Revenge of Frankenstein | Terence Fisher | 1958
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The Prisoner (1955)
"You see, you represent a religion which provides an organisation outside the state. In your pulpit, you're more dangerous than a politician. With your war record, you're a national monument. You are outside the Party, and that monument must be -"
"Destroyed?"
"Defaced. You see? I show you my hand from the start."
"Do you want to see mine?"
#the prisoner#1955#Bridget Boland#british cinema#films i done watched#Peter Glenville#Alec Guinness#jack hawkins#wilfrid lawson#Kenneth Griffith#Jeanette Sterke#ronald lewis#Raymond Huntley#Mark Dignam#Gerard Heinz#Oscar Quitak#Oof oof oof. Drawing heavily on contemporary show trials in the soviet bloc (and in particular that of Cardinal József Mindszenty in#Hungary) as well as deeper meditations on the nature of faith and the relationship between church and state‚ Boland's play had been a fair#Success‚ playing at no less a theatre than the Globe in '54. Adapting her own play‚ the resultant script is... It's a lot. A big‚ complex‚#Challenging film but pulled tightly in to focus on two men in one battle of wits. An unnamed cardinal in an unnamed state (presumably#Eastern Europe Post ww2 and‚ although never directly stated‚ with a communist government) is arrested on fabricated charges and subjected#To extended psychological torture in order to procure a confession. Not‚ then‚ a laugh riot. It's very western‚ not very balanced and#There is a frisson of propaganda in the air‚ but this is still powerful cinema. Naturally enough it all rests on the performances of the#Two leads; both are excellent‚ complex‚ unfathomable but very real characters. A subplot involving Ron Lewis and Sterke as star crossed#Lovers across the political divide is both unnecessary and underwritten; you find yourself itching to get back to the cat and mouse#Interrogation between the two veterans. The only other cast members to make a dent are Lawson and Heinz‚ in starkly contrasting roles:#As the bucolic jailer‚ Lawson rambles away nearly constantly‚ reminiscing on former inmates and his own youth. Heinz‚ rather incredibly‚#Doesn't have a single line; yet he manages to imbue his doctor character with a moving depth of shattered dignity and near unbearable#Sorrow. Variously derided as anticommunist or pro communism‚ anti Catholicism or pro church‚ the film struggled to gain either critical or#Popular approval. A pity. There's a depth here that UK films of the era rarely managed to explore with such intelligence or thoughtfulness
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The New Avengers: The Last Of The Cybernauts...?? (1.3, ITV, 1976)
"You see, Professor, I like you. I trust you. I delight in you, I beam on you. Malov!"
"Sir!"
"I am wearing my beaming face?"
"Indeed, Sir."
"Good. Good! I know it is only a mask, Professor, but look deep into my eyes. Do you not see a twinkle? A twinkle of anticipation... yes. Yes!"
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The Rivals Of Sherlock Holmes: The Case Of The Mirror Of Portugal (1.6, Thames, 1971)
“We’ve got it. You’re bound to give us at least a half share!” “Bound? Bound by what? I mean, we’re none of us able to bring morals into this, and while you may be influenced by your fear of it, I certainly don’t know of any law I’m bound by…”
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Interpol Calling: Slave Ship (1.13, ITC, 1959)
"Oh, face the facts, Paul! Look at all these files; every one of them on slave trading and hardly one actual case. Nothing but third-hand reports and rumours."
"But we know it goes on - the fact that so little is done about it is no credit to the countries concerned."
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