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THE 7TH VOYAGE OF SINBAD (1958) – Episode 144 – Decades Of Horror: The Classic Era
“If you are indeed a magician, why do you not use your great power to slay the one-eyed monster?” Of course, the princess is speaking of the Cyclops. Join this episode’s Grue-Crew – Chad Hunt, Whitney Collazo, Daphne Monary-Ernsdorff, and Jeff Mohr, along with guest host Ralph Miller – as they once again marvel at the wonders of Ray Harryhausen’s skill and artistry in The 7th Voyage of Sinbad (1958).
Decades of Horror: The Classic Era Episode 144 – The 7th Voyage of Sinbad (1958)
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When a princess is shrunken by an evil wizard, Sinbad must undertake a quest to an island of monsters to cure her and prevent a war.
Director: Nathan Juran
Writer: Ken Kolb (as Kenneth Kolb); Ray Harryhausen (story)
Producer: Charles H. Schneer
Composer: Bernard Herrmann
Cinematographer: Wilkie Cooper
Editors: Edwin H. Bryant (as Edwin Bryant), Jerome Thoms
Visual Effects: Ray Harryhausen (special visual effects creator)
Assistant Directors: Eugenio Martín; Pedro de Juan
Selected Cast:
Kerwin Mathews as Sinbad
Kathryn Grant as Princess Parisa
Richard Eyer as Barani, the Genie
Torin Thatcher as Sokurah
Alec Mango as the Caliph of Baghdad
Harold Kasket as the Sultan, Parisa’s father
Alfred Brown as Harufa, Sinbad’s loyal right-hand man
Nana DeHerrera as Sadi (as Nana de Herrera)
Nino Falanga as Gaunt Sailor
Luis Guedes as Crewman
Virgilio Teixeira as Ali, one of Sinbad’s crewmen
Danny Green as Karim, the leader of the mutineers
Juan Olaguivel as Golar
The Classic Era Grue-Crew, with the help of Ralph Miller III, tackles the Ray Harryhausen stop-motion masterpiece, The 7th Voyage of Sinbad. Kerwin Matthews is Sinbad. Kathryn Grant is Princess Parisa. Richard Eyer is Barani, the Genie. And, Torin Thatcher is Sokurah. The film is filled with beautifully crafted monsters: giant Rocs, a horned Cyclops, a dragon, and a skeleton warrior – and more. All this and “Dynamation!” as well. Yes sir, a Monster Kid’s dream. All this and they forgot to mention second unit director Eugenio Martino, the director of Horror Express (1972).
At the time of this writing, The 7th Voyage of Sinbad is available to stream with ads from Tubi and Crackle, as well as multiple PPV suppliers. It is also available on physical media in a Blu-ray format from various companies as an individual film or as part of a collection.
Gruesome Magazine’s Decades of Horror: The Classic Era records a new episode every two weeks. Up next in their very flexible schedule, chosen by Chad, will be Faust (1926), directed by F.W. Murnau and starring Emil Jannings. This will be the eighth silent horror movie covered by the Classic Era Grue-Crew. Bring on the intertitles!
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Chubby guys on British TV in the 1960s.
Bernard Youens - from Soap Opera Coronation Street
Bryan Mosley - from Soap Opera Coronation Street
George Roderick (2 photos)
Steve Plytas
Brian Coburn
Harold Kasket
Norman Mitchell
Jim Tyson - an extra, only 5 credited appearances in the 1960s
#Bernard Youens#Bryan Mosley#George Roderick#Steve Plytas#Brian Coburn#Harold Kasket#Norman Mitchell#Jim Tyson#British TV 1960s
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The Saint: The Damsel in Distress (3.13, ITC, 1964)
"We're finished."
"Yes, and perhaps the Saint is finished too."
"Guido, we must do something!"
"Yes! Let's go and eat."
"No! Aren't we men of courage?"
"Aren't you hungry?"
#the saint#the damsel in distress#leslie charteris#1964#itc#paul erickson#peter yates#roger moore#richard stapley#katherine woodville#paul whitsun jones#harold kasket#ivor dean#ray austin#john bluthal#camilla hasse#gwynneth tighe#hugh elton#richard wyler#i must admit that title was an immediate red flag for me‚ given the Saint's track record with sexism. and yes the pre titles bit is pretty#bad (basically just Simon slagging off his date's cooking) but after that this becomes something entirely different (if not wholly#successful). it's another slightly comic episode (thus the casting of comic actors like Kasket‚ Whitsun Jones and Bluthal) as Simon#inexplicably decides to participate in arranging a shotgun wedding. very strange; but this is also the penultimate directing job of Peter#Yates for the series‚ as he'd shortly be in high demand for proper cinema work (with Robbery in 67 and big hitter Bullitt in 68). here he's#clearly finding his feet as a director of action‚ sidelining the comedy in favour of an extraordinary fight scene between Moore and Ray#Austin (shot from a dizzying number of angles with rapid cuts) and a clearly expensive to mount car chase and plane takeoff (shot for real#and not stock footage!). oh and apparently Simon can fly a plane. he also goes undercover again using the name Sebastian (acceptable) and#doing an Italian accent (unacceptable). the ending of this episode is curious in that (unless i missed something hidden in the dialogue)#the police turn up and save the day quite by chance; interesting to know what would have gone down if they hadn't and whether Simon would#have been quite so noble in returning the key to a million pounds of stolen money..
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Bad movie I have Trail of the Pink Panther 1982
#Trail of the Pink Panther#Peter Sellers#David Niven#Herbert Lom#Richard Mulligan#Joanna Lumley#Capucine#Robert Loggia#Harvey Korman#Burt Kwouk#Graham Stark#Peter Arne#Ronald Fraser#André Maranne#Leonard Rossiter#Marne Maitland#Harold Kasket#Liz Smith#Danny Schiller#Denise Crosby#William Hootkins#Kathleen St. John#Harold Berens#Daniel Peacock#Lucca Mezzofanti#Madlena Nedeva#Arthur Howard#Weston Gavin#Marc Smith#John Cassady
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Harold Kasket as Charles Zidler and Zsa Zsa Gabor as Jane Avril in Moulin Rouge (1952).
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Actors:
Nana DeHerrera Harold Kasket Kathryn Grant Torin Thatcher Richard Eyer Danny Green Alec Mango Alfred Brown Kerwin Mathews
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Starring Kerwin Mathews, Kathryn Grant, Richard Eyer. Whilst Sinbad (Kerwin Mathews) is on his way to Baghdad, transporting the Princess Parisa (Kathryn Grant. 5.0 out of 5 stars The 7th Voyage of Sinbad From the great city of Bagdad comes Prince Sinbad, a heroic sea captain that must battle his way through the perilous island of. THE 7TH VOYAGE OF SINBAD is certainly one of these beloved films, able to generate big smiles and. Amazon.com: The 7th Voyage of Sinbad: Kerwin Mathews, Kathryn. The 7th Voyage of Sinbad (1958) - Overview - MSN Movies Whilst Sinbad (Kerwin Mathews) is on his way to Baghdad, transporting the Princess Parisa (Kathryn Grant), who is to become his bride and secure peace between her. The 7th Voyage of Sinbad (1958) - IMDb With Kerwin Mathews, Kathryn Grant, Richard Eyer, Torin Thatcher. Amazon.com: The Seventh Voyage of Sinbad [Blu-ray]: Kerwin Mathews. Juran and produced by Charles H. When the evil magician Sokurah (Torin Thatcher) shrinks Princess Parisa (Kathryn Grant) to roughly half the size of a Barbie doll, only one thing can restore her: the. The 7th Voyage of Sinbad - Rotten Tomatoes Review: Whilst Sinbad (Kerwin Mathews) is on his way to Baghdad, transporting the Princess Parisa (Kathryn Grant), who is to become his bride and secure peace... Eccentric Cinema | THE 7TH VOYAGE OF SINBAD There are some movies that, when mentioned, cause a spontaneous smile. The 7th Voyage of Sinbad | LACMA Sinbad hunts for a roc's egg to save his love from an evil sorcerer. The 7th Voyage of Sinbad: Information from Answers.com Plot Whilst Sinbad ( Kerwin Mathews ) is on his way to Baghdad, transporting the Princess Parisa ( Kathryn Grant ), who is to become his bride and secure peace. When a princess is shrunken by an evil wizard, Sinbad must undertake a quest to an island of. Schneer. The 7th Voyage of Sinbad - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The 7th Voyage of Sinbad is a 1958 fantasy film released by Columbia Pictures, directed by Nathan H
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Special Branch: Time Bomb (1.14, Thames, 1969)
"My father. Well he doesn't mind, whatever he says. He wants his sons to be strong and, uh, virile."
"What, like horses?"
"Yes, you're learning - but you're not a horse, you'll never be a horse!"
"No, I hope not, Sir."
#special branch#Special branch rewatch#time bomb#1969#classic tv#derren nesbitt#Fulton mackay#Morris Perry#Keith Washington#Salmaan Peerzada#Harold kasket#Aubrey Richards#Edward Atienza#Gillian Hawser#Antony Brown#Mark elwes#Carmen dene#Andrew laurence#Mohammad shamsi#David Gordon#Voytek#The late upswing in quality continues after that dip in the middle of the series. This series closer is perhaps not the strongest but its#Solid and keeps you interested. Moxon continues to be a little shit and to show utter disregard for basic human kindness but I can't help#Feeling he's lost a bit of his edge in the last few: too eager to please foreign governments and not quite as sharp as he was#He'll be back tho.. Iirc... A nice courtroom drama ep with a perfectly repellant antagonist in Peerzada. The casting of Kasket however is#A bad misstep and a disappointment: up until now the series has been noteworthy for being a 60s show that tends to cast poc actors and not#Use blackface or similar makeup. Kasket unfortunately is just such a case of racist casting which there is really no excuse for (especially#When you consider that there are several other characters played by actors of Arab descent). Tsk. Also some colonial attitudes in this one#But to be fair they come from an embittered older character and don't appear to be endorsed by our main characters
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Harold Kasket as Hafadi in Out Of The Clouds (1955).
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Actors:
Martin Wyldeck Henry Silva Harold Kasket Terence Longdon Suzanne Lloyd Brian Coburn Stanley Morgan Peter Zander Marne Maitland
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Moto Collection, Vol. Moto DVD Rental, Rent The Return of Mr. . After years of wanting to see this odd one-off redo of the 1930's Peter Lorre Mr Moto films, I finally did recently.. The Peter Lorre Films of Mr. MOTO (1965) List of alternative names. 2 (Mr. Moto on IMDb: Movies, TV, Celebs, and more You may report errors and omissions on this page to the IMDb database managers.. Moto's Gamble / Mr. Your source for The Return of Mr. Mr. Moto helps British Intelligence uncover a plot to wreck an oil company in the Middle. Moto - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Marquand tends to keep Mr. The Return of Mr. Moto movie posters at MovieGoods.com Shop at MovieGoods for The Return of Mr. Fox's wonderful growing line of boxed sets of B-movie mystery series continues with The Mr. Mr
#The Return of Mr. Moto#Martin Wyldeck#Henry Silva#Harold Kasket#Terence Longdon#Suzanne Lloyd#Brian Coburn#Stanley Morgan#Peter Zander#Marne Maitland
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Special Branch: All The King's Men (3.8, Thames, 1973)
"Listen! Listen to me! I've enough explosive here to demolish this entire building, and every living being within a hundred yards! If you shoot me, neither you nor I will live to tell the story!"
#special branch#Special branch rewatch#all the king's men#classic tv#1973#george sewell#Roger Rowland#geoffrey bayldon#Ursula howells#Brian haines#Tamara hinchco#Jumoke debayo#Donald Webster#James bree#Harold kasket#John gregg#Aubrey Richards#Jenny mccracken#Deborah brayshaw#Trevor Preston#Dennis vance#Another familiar plotline: the 'madman takes hostages' trope would become increasingly popular as TV tastes developed towards#The more action oriented and harder edged type of drama. The Sweeney and The Professionals would both spend more than one episode on the#Subject. Happily this version is written by the always humane Trevor Preston who ensures that our antagonist remains sympathetic and#Complex. The success of such episodes also depends heavily on the quality of your cast: again happily we have Geoffrey Bayldon as the#Computer expert in breakdown who wires a building with bombs. He's very very good; little moments such as the way he physically psyches#Himself up before facing Craven for the first time or tenderly wipes a tear from his hostage's face. Bayldon was in the s.1 ep that Preston#Wrote so I wonder if they knew each other. Nice to see favourites like Webster and Howells. Roland's Sgt North let's himself down with a#Casually racist comment but again Craven is taking none of it. As for Haggerty... I guess he slept through this??
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Red Letter Day: Amazing Stories (1.4, Granada, 1976)
"He's a nutter, Lily!"
"Just eccentric, Dad. He's a writer."
#red letter day#amazing stories#Howard schuman#1976#Classic tv#granada#Single play#Joe melia#Rula lenska#John normington#Harold kasket#Ian mcdiarmid#Maryann turner#Herbert ramskill#Richard willis#Peter plummer#Based on the first three episodes you'd be forgiven for assuming that red letter day as a whole was a series characterised by#Kitchen sink drama in a light comedy setting. But then... This. I don't entirely know what to make of this. Schuman was just on the#Cusp of his most significant writing credit. A short while after this first aired rock follies premiered on tv. Schuman created and wrote#The entire series. Had the producers seen this im not so sure he would have got the go ahead... Not that it's bad exactly.#It's just that he jettisons all sense of reality and delivers a story about a science fiction writer who's daydreaming about his family#Turning into menacing vegetables. Then he goes to a sci fi convention (rather adorably called a sci fi jamboree) where he meets his hero#Another sci fi writer who is even more unbalanced and carries his stuffed dog with him everywhere. It's... Bizarre to say the least#Maybe schuman was going for avant garde but it all looks painfully cheap (all the convention scenes are shot with horrible blue screen and#I don't really understand why they couldn't just.. Build a convention set?). Weirdly there are hints that underneath it all this actually#Is gritty kitchen sink drama and that melia's character is escaping into his fantasy world to get away from the drudgeries and horror of#Modern family life. But any subtext is buried rather deep by the highly stylised sets and... Uh.. Shall we say some#Variable performances. Melia is a great favourite of mine and he does as well as he can with some challenging material#It's stolen out from under him by normington who gets some wonderful moments of bafflement as the seemingly only sane person in the room#Very weird. A little too self aware and indulgently abstract. Not without laughs but not all of them intentional i fear
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The Rivals Of Sherlock Holmes: Anonymous Letters (2.8, Thames, 1973)
"Good God, Sir! You've hit a Habsburg!"
#the rivals of sherlock holmes#rivals rewatch#rivals spoilers#dagobert trostler#balduin groller#adalbert goldscheider#ronald lewis#nicola pagett#carolyn jones#michael aldridge#francis de wolff#harold kasket#bill horsley#dennis thorne#brian protheroe#alan cullen#geoffrey colville#i had absolutely no memory of this episode when coming to rewatch#which is hardly a ringing endorsement#but actually it's quite good#ronald lewis is nicely sincere and debonair#nicola pagett sweet and lovely#and lovely michael aldridge is lovely of course#he really is a chameleon of an actor#gentle and aristocratic here where he was so often pompous and eccene#the one thing that rings uneasy in this episode is dagobert's rather manipulative attitude to women#it's an unpleasant aspect of an otherwise quite good episode
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Interpol Calling: Slave Ship (1.13, ITC, 1959)
"Oh, face the facts, Paul! Look at all these files; every one of them on slave trading and hardly one actual case. Nothing but third-hand reports and rumours."
"But we know it goes on - the fact that so little is done about it is no credit to the countries concerned."
#interpol calling#itc#classic tv#1959#charles korvin#edwin richfield#david davies#that's david davies the actor#and not the shithouse politician#meredith edwards#harold kasket#cyril shaps#oscar quitak#errol john#howard lang#this show giveth and it taketh away#on the one hand it's a pleasant surprise to see so many poc cast in a uk show from 1959#on the other hand they're mostly playing background characters or non speaking roles#whilst you have cyril shaps playing a kenyan#sigh#still#worth noting that the very serious abd quite dark subject matter of this episode#is handled with sensitivity and tact#again for 1959 this comes as a pleasant surprise#there were much later shows that were much more insensitive#side eyes the professionals
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The Key Man (Life At Stake, 1957)
"Oh, granted, we've hit a bad patch lately but we still have eight days to get the money."
"Where and how? Oh of course, I forgot, you're the wide boy, the clever one, the bloke with bright ideas. There's bound to be some way of planting us deeper and deeper into debt!"
#the key man#life at stake#1957#british cinema#films i done watched#crime film#b movie#second feature#lee patterson#hy hazell#colin gordon#philip leaver#paula byrne#henri vidon#harold kasket#maudie edwards#george margo#ian wilson#billy milton#montgomery tully#j. mclaren ross#a middling effort from the golden age of british b crime films. tully directs with some style (in particular a fight scene in a barbers#lit sporadically by flashing lights) and the cast do ok. patterson is better here than in other films i've seen him in and yet his characte#is quite unlikeable. there's a seam of misogyny running through this and the way pattersons lead talks to and treats his wife is fairly#unpleasant (she actually leaves him near the beginning only to reappear for no real reason near the end). colin gordon is always fun but#he's given frustratingly little to do here. hy hazell grabs second billing but has very little screen time. not a memorable entry in the#brit b movie canon. at only an hour long at least it didn't have time to bore me or outstay its welcome
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Harold Kasket as Ivor Petrovitch in One Good Turn (1955).
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