Puppet Master III: Toulon's Revenge

Puppet Master III: Toulon's Revenge

Credits
Title:	Puppet Master III: Toulon's Revenge
Director:	David DeCoteau
Writers:	C. Courtney Joyner
Producers:	Charles Band; David DeCoteau; John Schouweiler
Composer:	Richard Band
Cinematography:	Adolfo Bartoli
Editors:	Carol Oblath
Production
Distributed by:	Full Moon Entertainment
Released:	October 17th, 1991
Rating:	R
Running time:	86 min.
Country:	R
Language:	English
Budget:	$800,000
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Puppet Master III: Toulon's Revenge is an American independent film of the supernatural horror genre. It is the third installment in the ever-growing Puppet Master film series and serves as a prequel movie in terms of plot and setting. It was directed by David DeCoteau with a screenplay written by C. Courtney Joyner. It was produced by Full Moon Entertainment and released direct-to-video in the United States on October 17th, 1991.

Cast[]

Actor	Role
Guy Rolfe	Andre Toulon
Richard Lynch	Major Krauss
Ian Abercrombie	Doctor Hess
Kristopher Logan	Liutenant Eric Stein
Aron Eisenberg	Peter Hertz
Walter Gotell	General Mueller
Sarah Douglas	Elsa Toulon
Matthew Faison	Hertz
Michelle Bauer	Lili
Jasmine Totschek	Prostitute
Eduard Will	Soldier on stage
John Regis	Morgue attendant
Neal Parrow	Young driver
Kenneth Cortland	Pharmacy soldier
Lenny Rose	Airport agent
Laurie Mateyko	Little girl
Rhonda Britten	Mother
Michael Lowry	Hess' guard
Michael Ray Rhodes	Hess' guard #2
John Cann	Young dead soldier

Notes & Trivia[]

The tagline for this film is, "World War II has just gotten smaller!"
Puppet Master III, Puppet Master: Toulon's Revenge and Toulon's Revenge all redirect to this page.
Production on Puppet Master III: Toulon's Revenge began on April 15th, 1991. Principal photography concluded on May 17th, 1991. Production on Puppet Master III wrapped on the same day as that of Alien³.
Puppet Master III: Toulon's Revenge premiered on home video in Germany on October 29th, 1992. It premiered in Mexico on May 29th, 2000.
The setting of this film is Berlin, Germany, 1941.
This is the first appearance of Six-Shooter, who is the latest of Andre Toulon's killer puppets.
Six-Shooter's laughter can be heard during the closing credits of the film.

Cast & Crew[]

This is director David DeCoteau's first work in the Puppet Master film series. He also directs the 1998 sequel, Curse of the Puppet Master, under the pseudonym Victoria Sloan. He also directs 1999's Retro Puppet Master under the pseudonym Joseph Tennent.
Fans of the Star Trek television franchise may recognize actor Aron Eisenberg. He played an alien Ferengi named Nog on Star Trek: Deep Space Nine.
Actress Sarah Douglas is best known for playing evil Kryptonian hottie Ursa in the film Superman II.
Actors Conrad Brooks, Michael Deak, Landon Hall, Kevin O'Hara and J.D. Walters are all uncredited for their participation in this film.
Actor Ian Abercrombie is also known for playing Alfred Pennyworth on the CW Network television series Birds of Prey.