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Directed by
Terence Fisher 
 
Writing credits
(in alphabetical order)
W.E. Fairchild  screenplay
W.E. Fairchild  story

Cast (in credits order)
Evelyn Maccabe ... Helen Maxwell
Ralph Michael ... Roger Stanton
Shaun Noble ... Derek Wardell
James Hayter ... Nicholas Klausmann
Valentine Dunn ... Mrs. Wardell

Christopher Lee ... Auguste
Ethel Coleridge ... Woman in cinema
Yvonne Forster ... Nurse
Carleen Lord ... Helen's Dresser
Conrad Phillips ... Lieutenant Fenton
Martin Boddey ... Major
Sam Kydd ... Sergeant
Lockwood West ... Mr. Stokes
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Produced by
Ralph Nunn-May .... producer
 
Original Music by
William Blezard 
 
Cinematography by
Walter J. Harvey 
 
Film Editing by
Gordon Pilkington 
 
Art Direction by
Don Russell  (as Donald Russell)
 
Costume Design by
Violet Beaumont 
 
Makeup Department
Jimmy Evans .... makeup artist
Margaret Ogilvie .... hair stylist
 
Production Management
John Croydon .... executive in charge of production
F. Sherwin Green .... unit manager
Adrian D. Worker .... production supervisor (as Adrian Worker)
 
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Robert Lynn .... assistant director
 
Sound Department
George Croll .... sound recordist
H.C. Pearson .... sound recordist
 
Camera and Electrical Department
Robert Navarro .... camera operator
 
Music Department
London Symphony Orchestra .... music played by (as The London Symphony Orchestra)
Muir Mathieson .... musical director
George Stratton .... leader: London Symphony Orchestra
 

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