Death Cruise Trailer

Death Cruise Trailer (1974)

30 October 1974 Mystery, TV Movie 75 mins

Several couples are notified that they have won an ocean cruise, but they actually have been lured onto a ship so that they can be murdered.

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Cast

Richard Long

as Jerry Carter

Polly Bergen

as Sylvia Carter

Edward Albert

as James Radney

Kate Jackson

as Mary Frances Radney

Celeste Holm

as Elizabeth Mason

Tom Bosley

as David Mason

Cesare Danova

as Captain Vettori

Maurice Sherbanee

as Room Steward

Wesley Gale

as Hotel Clerk (as West Gale)

Marc de Vries

as Deck Steward

Crew

Al Kraus

Al Kraus Production Manager

John Oliver

John Oliver Sound Engineer

Norman Henry

Norman Henry Production Manager

Paula Giokaris

Paula Giokaris Costume Design

Robert Harris Jr.

Robert Harris Jr. Costume Design

Naomi Cavin

Naomi Cavin Hairstylist

Wilbur D'Arcy

Wilbur D'Arcy Assistant Director

International Releases Dates

United States 30 October 1974

Production Companies

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