Fright Trailer

Fright Trailer (1956)

"Get out of her life if you want to stay alive!" 01 September 1956 Horror, Thriller, Mystery 68 mins

A woman believes herself to be the reincarnated spirit of an ancient prince's lover. Meanwhile, a murderer turns out to be the reincarnated spirit of the prince himself.

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Cast

Nancy Malone

as Ann Summers

Eric Fleming

as Dr. James Hamilton

Frank Marth

as George Morley

Humphrey Davis

as Prof. Charles Gore

Elizabeth Watts

as Lady Olive Fitzmorris

Walter Klavun

as Warden

Amelia Conley

as Miss Ames

Tom Reynolds

as Bill, city editor

Robert Gardett

as The Managing Editor

Don Douglas

as Lt. White

Chris Bohn

as TV Newscaster

Philip Keneally

as A Policeman

Ned Glass

as Taxi Driver

Norman Burton

as Reporter Thompkins

Alney Alba

as Lady in Restaurant

Crew

J. Burgi Contner

J. Burgi Contner Director of Photography

Lew Davies

Lew Davies Music Director

Lew Davies

Original Music Composer

Josephine Cianella

Josephine Cianella Makeup Artist

Bernard Shapiro

Bernard Shapiro Wardrobe Supervisor

Walter Wood

Walter Wood Sound Mixer

International Releases Dates

United States 01 September 1956

Production Companies

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