Return of the Fly

1959
Approved
1h 20m

ÉVALUATION IMDb

5,7/10

5,3 k

MA NOTE

Home Video Trailer from 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment

Liretrailer1 min 37 s

1 vidéo

52 photos

Drama Fantasy Horror Sci-Fi Thriller

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre languePhilippe Delambre, the now-adult son of "The Fly", does some transportation experimentation of his own.Philippe Delambre, the now-adult son of "The Fly", does some transportation experimentation of his own.Philippe Delambre, the now-adult son of "The Fly", does some transportation experimentation of his own.

Director
- Edward Bernds
Writers
- Edward Bernds
- George Langelaan
Stars

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ÉVALUATION IMDb

5,7/10

5,3 k

MA NOTE

Director
- Edward Bernds
Writers
- Edward Bernds
- George Langelaan
Stars

Voir l’information sur la production à IMDbPro

Anecdotes
Vincent Price signed on for the film after reading the first draft of its script; however, the studio demanded re-writes in order to reduce production costs. The re-writes reportedly removed much of what Price liked about the film's first draft.

Gaffes
In the film, when Francois and Philippe visit Andre's laboratory from the previous film La mouche noire (1958), the messages Andre wrote to Helene on the blackboard can still be seen on it. But at the end of that same film, Helene had told Inspector Charas that she had erased them all off of the blackboard in order to cover up all traces of Andre's experiment.

Citations
[last lines]
Francois Delambre: Put him in the cabinet quickly.

Autres versions
For UK cinemas, the BBFC imposed a brief cut to remove the shot of Alan crushing the hybrid guinea pig with his foot. Later video releases were uncut.

Connexions
Featured in Creature Features: Return of the Fly (1971)

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Entertaining and Enjoyable

My words for this film are going to be less harsh than others for the simple fact that this film, in no way superior or even comparable to the original, is entertaining. The story has the little boy from the first Fly film, Phillipe, coming back to carry out the work of his father, against the express wishes of Vincent Price, his uncle. The plot is very predictable and the acting is nothing more than adequate(Vinnie notwithstanding). The film is in black and white, and in general very cheaply made. What then does it have going for it? Well, for one it has a nice performance by Vincent Price. Another thing is it has some bizarre scenes and murders, things lacking from the original. The guinea pig scene is reason enough to see the film.