11 November 1968 Drama, Horror, Sci-Fi 75 mins
A version of the famous story in which Ian Holm plays both Dr. Frankenstein and the Creature he puts together from parts of dead bodies and brings to life in his laboratory.
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Ian Holm as Frankenstein / The Monster
Richard Vernon as Professor Krempe
Neil Stacy as Henry
Sarah Badel as Elizabeth
Meg Wynn Owen as Justine
Frank Barry as Wilhelm
Morag Hood as Anna
Ron Pember as Fritz
Robert Hunter as Ross
Gerald Lawson as Dr. Waldmann
Mark Moss as Gendarme
Hamish Roughead as Gaoler
Voytek Director
Reginald Collin Producer
Paul Lewis Music
Mike Hall Production Design
George Markstein Story Editor
Mary Shelley Novel
United Kingdom 11 November 1968
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