Type
Film
Year
1961
Character
Don Fernando
Gallery
Summary
In Spain, Leon is born on Christmas day to a mute servant girl who was raped by a beggar. His mother dies giving birth and he is looked after by Don Alfredo. As a child Leon becomes a werewolf after having been taken hunting. As a young man, he works in a wine cellar and falls in love with the owner's daughter Cristina. One full moon, he again turns into a werewolf and terrifies the town.
Credits
- Actor Character
- Clifford Evans Don Alfredo Corledo
- Oliver Reed Leon Corledo
- Yvonne Romain Servant Girl (Jailer's Daughter)
- Catherine Feller Cristina Fernando
- Anthony Dawson Marques Siniestro
- Josephine Llewellyn Marquesa
- Richard Wordsworth Beggar
- Hira Talfrey Teresa, Corledo's Servant
- Justin Walters Young Leon
- John Gabriel Priest
- Warren Mitchell Pepe Valiente the Watchman
- Anne Blake Rosa Valiente
- George Woodbridge Dominique the Goat Herder
- Michael Ripper Old Soak
- Ewen Solon Don Fernando
- Peter Sallis Don Enrique
- Martin Matthews Jose Amadayo
- David Conville Rico Gomez
- Denis Shaw Gaoler
- Charles Lamb Marques' Chef
- Serafina Di Leo Senora Zumara
- Sheila Brennan Vera
- Joy Webster Isabel
- Renny Lister Yvonne
- Stephen Scott Another Farmer (as Stephen W. Scott)
- Kitty Atwood Midwife
- John Bennett Policeman
- Hamlyn Benson Landlord
- Ray Browne Official
- Rodney Burke Customer
- Max Butterfield Cheeky Farmer
- Loraine Carvana Servant Girl as Child
- Francis De Wolff Bearded Customer
- Richard Golding Customer
- Howard Lang Irate Farmer
- Michael Lewis Page
- Desmond Llewelyn A servant
- Alan Page Customer
- Michael Peake Farmer in Cantina
- Frank Siernan Gardner
- Gordon Whiting Footman
- Alister Williamson Policeman
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| Directed by | ||
| Terence Fisher | ||
| Writing credits (in alphabetical order) | ||
| Guy Endore novel The Werewolf of Paris | ||
| Anthony Hinds (as John Elder) | ||
| Produced by | ||
| Michael Carreras | executive producer | |
| Anthony Hinds | producer | |
| Anthony Nelson Keys | associate producer | |
| Original Music by | ||
| Benjamin Frankel | ||
| Non-Original Music by | ||
| Leonard Salzedo (stock music) (uncredited) | ||
| Cinematography by | ||
| Arthur Grant | ||
| Film Editing by | ||
| Alfred Cox | ||
| Casting by | ||
| Stuart Lyons | ||
| Production Design by | ||
| Bernard Robinson | ||
| Art Direction by | ||
| Thomas Goswell | ||
| Don Mingaye | ||
| Makeup Department | ||
| Roy Ashton | makeup artist | |
| Frieda Steiger | hair stylist | |
| Production Management | ||
| Clifford Parkes | production manager | |
| Second Unit or Assistant Director | ||
| Dominic Fulford | second assistant director | |
| John Peverall | assistant director | |
| Sound Department | ||
| Jock May | sound | |
| Special Effects by | ||
| Les Bowie | special effects | |
| Stunts | ||
| Jack Cooper | stunts (uncredited) | |
| Other crew | ||
| Molly Arbuthnot | wardrobe | |
| Tilly Day | continuity | |
| Tom Edwards | still photographer | |
| Benjamin Frankel | conductor | |
| Len Harris | camera operator | |
| James Needs | supervising editor |