The Headless Ghost

1959
Not Rated
1h 2min

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaThree teenagers encounter a ghost who is in limbo until he retrieves his lost head. They do their bit to help him find it.Three teenagers encounter a ghost who is in limbo until he retrieves his lost head. They do their bit to help him find it.Three teenagers encounter a ghost who is in limbo until he retrieves his lost head. They do their bit to help him find it.

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Richard Lyon

Bill

Liliane Sottane

Ingrid

David Rose

Ronnie

Clive Revill

Fourth Earl

Jack Allen

Earl of Ambrose

Alexander Archdale

Randolph

Carl Bernard

Sergeant Grayson

Josephine Blake

Dancer

John Stacy

Parker

Donald Bisset

Guide
(as Donald Bissett)

Mary Barclay

Lady Ambrose
(sin créditos)

Trevor Barnett

Strongman
(sin créditos)

Patrick Connor

Constable
(sin créditos)

Janina Faye

Veronica
(sin créditos)

Fred Haggerty

Medieval Ghost
(sin créditos)

Norah Hammond

Angela Kay

Medieval Ghost
(sin créditos)

Fred Machon

Medieval Ghost
(sin créditos)

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Trivia
The film was made specifically as the second feature for an American double bill with Horrores del museo negro (1959).

Errores
The Headless Ghost's body is obviously played by a dwarf in a costume extended to average size. The arm length and position give this away.

Créditos curiosos
The opening credits feature a cartoon headless ghost running about the screen chasing its head.

Conexiones
Featured in Aweful Movies with Deadly Earnest: The Headless Ghost (1969)

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6/10

Silly, Harmless Fun

If you remember seeing this film on local TV -- as I do -- then you know it's a short, cheap, shot-in-England black-and-white comedy with a few random ghosts thrown in. But it's still fun! Not only does the film feature the first credited film appearances of Josephine Blake (who would later be a British musical star) and Clive Revill (a great British character actor), but it's got a guy named David Rose who is about as close to a 1950s teen comedy Regis Philbin as you'll ever find. I don't know where they dug up guys like this one (and Bobby Van, and all the other horror/SF/fantasy "comedy relief" guys), but they're a cliché -- uh, staple of the time that you just have to look back and chuckle about. If you find the pacing slow (it is) and the plot thin (it is) and the comedy weak (it is), at least you know it's not very long...