| Frankenstein Created Woman | |
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| Credits | |
| Title: | Frankenstein Created Woman |
| Director: | Terence Fisher |
| Writers: | John Elder |
| Producers: | Anthony Nelson Keys |
| Composer: | James Bernard |
| Cinematography: | Arthur Grant |
| Editors: | Spencer Reeve |
| Production | |
| Distributed by: | Hammer Film Productions; Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation |
| Released: | March 15th, 1967 (US) June 18th, 1967 (UK) |
| Rating: | Unrated |
| Running time: | 86 min. |
| Country: | UK |
| Language: | English |
| Navigation | |
| Previous: | Evil of Frankenstein |
| Next: | Frankenstein Must Be Destroyed |
Frankenstein Created Woman is a British horror film dealing with themes of Gothic horror and science fiction. It is the fourth Frankenstein film in the Hammer Horror series and was directed by Terence Fisher with a screenplay written by John Elder. It was produced by Hammer Film Productions and released theatrically in the United States on March 15th, 1967. It was released in the United Kingdom on June 18th, 1967. The film stars Peter Cushing in the role of Doctor Frankenstein and Susan Denberg in the role of Christina.
Cast[]
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Peter Cushing | Baron Frankenstein |
| Susan Denberg | Christina |
| Thorley Walters | Doctor Hertz |
| Robert Morris | Hans |
| Duncan Lamont | The prisoner |
| Peter Blythe | Anton |
| Barry Warren | Karl |
| Derek Fowlds | Johann |
| Alan MacNaughton | Kleve |
| Peter Madden | Chief of Police |
| Philip Ray | Mayor |
| Ivan Beavis | Landlord |
| Colin Jeavons | Priest |
| Bartlett Mullins | Bystander |
| Alec Mango | Spokesman |
| Patrick Carter | Guard |
| Kevin Flood | Chief gaoler |
| Lizbeth Kent | First woman |
| Howard Lang | Guard |
| John Maxim | Sergeant |
| Mark McMullins | Villager with body |
| Stuart Middleton | Young Hans |
| Anthony Viccars | Second spokesman |
Notes & Trivia[]
- Frankenstein, and all related characters, are based on concepts developed by English author Mary Shelley's as presented in her 1818 novel Frankenstein; or, the Modern Prometheus. The Frankenstein story has since been adapted and expanded upon in numerous films, novels, comic books and television projects.
- Frankenstein Created Woman (1967) redirects to this page.
- The tagline for this film is "From flesh and innocence... Frankenstein has created the ultimaste in evil--".
- Another tagline is "a beautiful woman with the soul of the devil!"
- Production on Frankenstein Created Woman began on November 4th, 1966.
- Frankenstein Created Woman was released as a Collector's Edition on Blu-ray on June 11th, 2019. It includes commentary by author Jonathan Rigby and actors Derek Fowlds and Robert Morris.[1]
- Screenplay writer Anthony Hinds is credited as John Elder in this film.
- It could be argued that this movie is a soft remake of the 1935 Universal Pictures classic, The Bride of Frankenstein.
- Editor Spencer Reeve is also known for his work on Dracula Has Risen from the Grave, Lust for a Vampire and Twins of Evil.
- This is Peter Cushing's tenth film for Hammer Film Productions. It is his fourth Frankenstein film. He previously played Baron Frankenstein in Evil of Frankenstein in 1964. He will reprise the role for Frankenstein Must Be Destroyed in 1969.
- Arthur Grant, Peter Cushing, and Spencer Reeve were all born in Surrey, England.
- Other films of note released in 1967 include King Kong Escapes, Quatermass and the Pit, Son of Godzilla, and Yongary, Monster from the Deep.
Recommendations[]
Frankenstein
Hammer Horror
See also[]
External Links[]
- Frankenstein Created Woman at IMDB
- Frankenstein Created Woman at Wikipedia
- Frankenstein Created Woman at Letterboxd.com
- Frankenstein Created Woman at Themoviedb.org
Gallery[]
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Keywords[]
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References[]
- ↑ Blu-ray.com; Frankenstein Created Woman (1967); Release and product information.