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Description: A doctor, scientist, organist, and biblical scholar, Anton Phibes, seeks revenge on the nine doctors he considers responsible for his wife's death.
Cast:
Dr. Anton Phibes: Vincent Price
Dr. Vesalius: Joseph Cotten
Vulnavia: Virginia North
Dr. Longstreet: Terry-Thomas
Lem Vesalius: Sean Bury
Nurse Allen: Susan Travers
Dr. Hedgepath: David Hutcheson
Dr. Dunwoody: Edward Burnham
Dr. Hargreaves: Alex Scott
Dr. Kitaj: Peter Gilmore
Dr. Whitcombe: Maurice Kaufmann
Detective Inspector Trout: Peter Jeffrey
Crow: Derek Godfrey
Sgt. Tom Schenley: Norman Jones
Superintendent Waverley: John Cater
1st Police Official: Alan Zipson
2nd Police Official: Dallas Adams
Sergeant: James Grout
1st Policeman: Alister Williamson
2nd Policeman: Thomas Heathcote
3rd Policeman: Ian Marter
4th Policeman: Julian Grant
Rabbi: Hugh Griffith
Goldsmith: Aubrey Woods
Darrow: John Laurie
Mrs. Frawley: Barbara Keogh
Chauffeur: Charles Farrell
Graveyard Attendant: John Franklyn
Butler - Ross: Walter Horsbrugh
Laboratory Assistant: Joanna Lumley
Policeman Guarding Nurse Allen's Door: Ron Gregory
Police Photographer: George Hilsdon
Gentlemens Club Member, Calling For Quiet: Juba Kennerley
Victoria Regina Phibes: Caroline Munro
Morgan: Guy Standeven
Porter: John Tatham
Policeman: Tommy Windward
Written by: James Whiton, William Goldstein
Director: Robert Fuest
Production: Amicus Productions
Release date: 18 May 1971
Cast:
Dr. Anton Phibes: Vincent Price
Dr. Vesalius: Joseph Cotten
Vulnavia: Virginia North
Dr. Longstreet: Terry-Thomas
Lem Vesalius: Sean Bury
Nurse Allen: Susan Travers
Dr. Hedgepath: David Hutcheson
Dr. Dunwoody: Edward Burnham
Dr. Hargreaves: Alex Scott
Dr. Kitaj: Peter Gilmore
Dr. Whitcombe: Maurice Kaufmann
Detective Inspector Trout: Peter Jeffrey
Crow: Derek Godfrey
Sgt. Tom Schenley: Norman Jones
Superintendent Waverley: John Cater
1st Police Official: Alan Zipson
2nd Police Official: Dallas Adams
Sergeant: James Grout
1st Policeman: Alister Williamson
2nd Policeman: Thomas Heathcote
3rd Policeman: Ian Marter
4th Policeman: Julian Grant
Rabbi: Hugh Griffith
Goldsmith: Aubrey Woods
Darrow: John Laurie
Mrs. Frawley: Barbara Keogh
Chauffeur: Charles Farrell
Graveyard Attendant: John Franklyn
Butler - Ross: Walter Horsbrugh
Laboratory Assistant: Joanna Lumley
Policeman Guarding Nurse Allen's Door: Ron Gregory
Police Photographer: George Hilsdon
Gentlemens Club Member, Calling For Quiet: Juba Kennerley
Victoria Regina Phibes: Caroline Munro
Morgan: Guy Standeven
Porter: John Tatham
Policeman: Tommy Windward
Written by: James Whiton, William Goldstein
Director: Robert Fuest
Production: Amicus Productions
Release date: 18 May 1971
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