Type
Film
Year
1960
Character
Camel Vendor
Gallery
Summary
A murderous religious cult is way-laying travellers and stealing goods in nineteenth century India. As the disappearances mount and trade becomes difficult, the British East India Company is forced to act. But they give the job to an upper-class officer completely out-of-touch with the country rather than the obvious candidate who has been in India for years and well understands the people and culture.
Credits
- Actor Character
- Guy Rolfe Capt. Harry Lewis
- Jan Holden Mary Lewis
- Andrew Cruickshank Col. Henderson
- George Pastell High Priest of Kali
- Marne Maitland Patel Shari
- Paul Stassino Lt. Silver
- Allan Cuthbertson Capt. Christopher Connaught-Smith
- Michael Nightingale Sidney Flood, company executive
- John Harvey Burns, company executive
- David Spenser Gopali Das
- Tutte Lemkow Ram Das
- Roger Delgado Bundar
- Marie Devereux Devereux
- Margaret Gordon Mrs. Dorothy Flood
- Jack McNaughton Cpl. Roberts
- Steven Scott Walters
- Ewen Solon Camel Vendor
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| Directed by | ||
| Terence Fisher | ||
| Writing credits (in alphabetical order) | ||
| David Zelag Goodman | ||
| Produced by | ||
| Michael Carreras | producer | |
| Anthony Hinds | producer | |
| Kenneth Hyman | producer | |
| Anthony Nelson Keys | producer | |
| Original Music by | ||
| James Bernard | ||
| Cinematography by | ||
| Arthur Grant | ||
| Film Editing by | ||
| Alfred Cox | ||
| Production Design by | ||
| Bernard Robinson | ||
| Makeup Department | ||
| Roy Ashton | makeup artist | |
| Henry Montsash | hair stylist | |
| Production Management | ||
| Don Weeks | production manager | |
| Second Unit or Assistant Director | ||
| John Peverall | assistant director | |
| Sound Department | ||
| Arthur Cox | sound editor | |
| Jock May | sound recordist | |
| Other crew | ||
| Molly Arbuthnot | wardrobe mistress | |
| Michael Edwards | history advisor | |
| John Hollingsworth | music supervisor | |
| James Needs | supervising editor |