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Release Date:
April 16, 1953
Original Title:
House of Wax
Alternate Titles:
Canavarlar Sarayi
De man met de wassen beelden
Kerines maskes
Kuća od voska
L'homme au masque de cire
Los crímenes del museo de cera
Muzeul figurilor de ceara
Niku no rouningyou
Paniek in het wasmuseum
Terror en el museo de cera
The Wax Works
Vahakabinetti
Vokskabinettet
Къщата на восъчните фигури
Genres:
Crime | Horror
Production Companies:
Warner Bros. Pictures
Production Countries:
United States of America
Ratings / Certifications:
BR: 16 GB: PG JP: PG12 NL: 12 PT: M/14
Runtime: 88
A New York sculptor who opens a wax museum to showcase the likenesses of famous historical figures runs into trouble with his business partner, who demands that the exhibits become more extreme in order to increase profits.
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3D Generalist:
Lothrop B. Worth
3D Supervisor:
Milton Gunzburg
Art Direction:
Stanley Fleischer
Assistant Director:
James McMahon
Assistant Editor:
Jean-Pierre Steimer
Associate Producer:
Joe Dreier
Colorist:
Janet Wilson
Costume Design:
Howard Shoup
Director:
André de Toth
Director of Photography:
Bert Glennon
J. Peverell Marley
Editor:
James Kitchen
Rudi Fehr
Makeup Artist:
Gordon Bau
Orchestrator:
Maurice De Packh
Original Music Composer:
David Buttolph
Other:
Robert Burks
Producer:
Bryan Foy
Props:
Red Turner
Screenplay:
Crane Wilbur
Sculptor:
Kathryn Stuberg
Set Decoration:
Donald P. Desmond
Lyle B. Reifsnider
Sound:
Charles Lang
Stand In:
Fritz Ford
Still Photographer:
Jack Woods
Story:
Charles Belden
Stunts:
Charles Horvath
Paul Stader
Visual Effects Design Consultant:
Julian Gunzburg
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