Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Christopher Lee | ... | Colonel Bingham | |
Peter Cushing | ... | Sir Mark Ashley | |
Diana Dors | ... | Anna Harb | |
Georgia Brown | ... | Joan Foster | |
Keith Barron | ... | Dr. Haynes | |
Gwyneth Strong | ... | Mary Valley | |
Fulton Mackay | ... | Cameron | |
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John Robinson | ... | Lord Fawnlee |
Morris Perry | ... | Dr. Yeats | |
Michael Gambon | ... | Inspector Grant | |
Shelagh Fraser | ... | Mrs. Alison | |
Duncan Lamont | ... | Dr. Knight | |
Kathleen Byron | ... | Dr. Rose | |
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Geoffrey Frederick | ... | Computer Operator |
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Louise Nelson | ... | Nurse |
Three trustees of the Van Traylen fund have died during the last few months in deaths looking like suicides. However, after a mysterious bus accident involving the last three trustees and thirty orphan kids, Police Colonel Bingham (Sir Christopher Lee) starts investigating. The first question is why the bus driver, killed in the accident, is burnt when there was no fire during the accident. Dr. Ashley (Peter Cushing) uses hypnosis to find the truth about the mysterious happenings. Written by Tom Zoerner <Tom.Zoerner@informatik.uni-erlangen.de>
I think this movie was the premis for the modern movie Get Out. It's too coincidental not to be. That being said it's not a bad movie. A little slow until the end but worth the wait. It's more mysterious than horror until the conclusion. If you're a Cushing fan I think you'll like it.