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The Vampire (Jun-1957)
Director: Paul Landres Writer: Pat Fielder Keywords: Horror, Vampire
| Name | Occupation | Birth | Death | Known for |
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| John Beal |
Actor |
13-Aug-1909 |
26-Apr-1997 |
The Little Minister |
| Coleen Gray |
Actor |
23-Oct-1922 |
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Nightmare Alley |
| Dabbs Greer |
Actor |
2-Apr-1917 |
28-Apr-2007 |
Rev. Alden on Little House |
| Kenneth Tobey |
Actor |
23-Mar-1917 |
22-Dec-2002 |
Wings of Eagles |
CAST | John Beal | ... Dr. Paul Beecher | | Coleen Gray | ... Carol Butler | | Kenneth Tobey | ... Sheriff Buck Donnelly | | Lydia Reed | ... Betsy Beecher | | Dabbs Greer | ... Dr. Will Beaumont | | Herb Vigran | ... Police Sgt. George Ryan | | Paul Brinegar | ... Willy Warner | | Ann Staunton | ... Marion Wilkins | | James Griffith | ... Henry Winston |
REVIEWS Review by Keith Elliott (posted on 22-Feb-2008) The Vampire (1957) was one of the typical 1950's B monster movies, but this one was pretty scary in parts, at least to a 10 year old. John Beal played a small town doctor who was exposed to the blood of a patient who turned out to be a vampire. What made the movie scary to me was the excellent makeup that was used on Beal. He was not your average sauve looking vampire. His skin became all wrinkled and loose, like he was very old, or had been burned in a fire, and he had very thick, dark eyebrows that were frightening. The vampire makeup made the movie.
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