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The Haunted Palace

Name: The Haunted Palace
Director: Roger Corman
Genre: Horror
Released: 1963
Rating: 6.7
Cast: Vincent Price, Debra Paget, Lon Chaney Jr., Frank Maxwell, Leo Gordon

A man and his wife claim the mansion of his warlock ancestor burned alive in 1765.

1963 · Directed by Roger Corman · 87 min · Horror · 19 frames

Tagline

A warlock's home is his castle...forever!

Crew

Written by: Charles Beaumont, Francis Ford Coppola
Cinematography: Floyd Crosby
Edited by: Ronald Sinclair
Music: Ronald Stein
Produced by: Roger Corman

Cast

Vincent Price as Charles Dexter Ward / Joseph Curwen
Debra Paget as Ann Ward
Lon Chaney Jr. as Simon Orne
Frank Maxwell as Dr. Marinus Willet / Priam Willet
Leo Gordon as Edgar Weeden / Ezra Weeden
Elisha Cook Jr. as Gideon Smith / Micah Smith
John Dierkes as Benjamin West / Jacob West
Milton Parsons as Jabez Hutchinson
Cathie Merchant as Hester Tillinghast
Guy Wilkerson as Gideon Leach / Mr. Leach

Production

Country: United States of America
Language: English
Studios: Alta Vista Productions, American International Pictures
Box office: $2,616,000
Themes: monster, secret passage, descendant, possession, revenge, burned alive, murder, fireplace, curse, mansion

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