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Theatre of Death (1967) [N/A]

Release Date:
July 21, 1967

Original Title:
Theatre of Death

Alternate Titles:
Blood Fiend
Blood of the Undead
Dødens teater
El teatro de la muerte
Haus des Schreckens
Il teatro della morte
Kauhuteatteri
La cueva del vampiro
La máscara mortal
O Local da Morte
O Teatro dos Horrores
Skrekkens teater
Teatar smrti
Teatro dos Horrores
The Female Fiend
Theater Of Death
Vampyrens blodiga hämnd
Ölüm Tiyatrosu
Το θέατρο του τρόμου
Театр смерти

Genres:
Horror | Mystery | Thriller

Production Companies:
Pennea Productions Ltd.

Production Countries:
United Kingdom

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 91

Where acting can be murder

Overview from TheMovieDB

The Theatre of Death in Paris specialises in horror presentations. A police surgeon finds himself becoming involved in the place through his attraction to one of the performers. When bloodless bodies start showing up all over town he realises there could be links with the theatre.

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Production

Art Direction:
Peter Proud

Assistant Director:
Eric Rattray

Assistant Editor:
Roy Piper
Alan Brett

Boom Operator:
Bill Cook
Ken Nightingall
Peter Margrave
John Pilgrim

Camera Operator:
Bob Kindred

Carpenter:
Dennis Neale

Clapper Loader:
Richard Crafter

Conductor:
Philip Martell

Continuity:
Angela Martelli

Director:
Samuel Gallu

Director of Photography:
Gilbert Taylor

Draughtsman:
Edwin Galligan

Editor:
Barrie Vince

Electrician:
Wally Thompson

Executive Producer:
William J. Gell

First Assistant Director:
Pat Marsden

Focus Puller:
Mike Roberts

Grip:
Brian Osborne

Hairstylist:
Elsie Alder

Makeup Artist:
Jill Carpenter

Original Music Composer:
Elisabeth Lutyens

Painter:
Arthur Ward

Producer:
E.M. Smedley-Aston

Production Accountant:
Max Standish

Production Manager:
Alfred W. Marcus

Production Secretary:
Dis Marsh
Trix Wilkin

Props:
Len Alexander

Recording Supervision:
A.W. Lumkin

Second Assistant Director:
Ron Jackson

Set Dresser:
Kenneth McCallum Tait
Len Townsend

Sound Recordist:
Peter T. Davies
Len Shilton

Still Photographer:
George Higgins

Third Assistant Director:
Jack N. Green

Title Designer:
Tony Evans

Wardrobe Assistant:
Margaret Lewin

Wardrobe Designer:
Vi Murray

Writer:
Ellis Kadison
Roger Marshall

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