Craze (1974)

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Jack Palance

Neal Mottram

Diana Dors

Dolly Newman

Julie Ege

Helena

Edith Evans

Aunt Louise Nash

Hugh Griffith

Solicitor

Trevor Howard

Supt. Bellamy

Michael Jayston

Detective Sgt. Wall

Suzy Kendall

Sally

Martin Potter

Ronnie

Percy Herbert

Detective Constable Russet

David Warbeck

Detective Wilson

Kathleen Byron

Muriel Sharp

Marianne Stone

Jane - Barmaid

Dean Harris

Ronnie's Friend

Venicia Day

Dancer

Anthony Chinn

Customer
(uncredited)

Frank Forsyth

Man at Will Reading
(uncredited)

Alan Harris

Coven Member
(uncredited)

Director
- Freddie Francis
Writers
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Trivia
The part of Neal Mottram was written as British but an American performer was chosen to play him.

Goofs
The orientation of Chuku's "hand", which has stab-knives for fingers, alternates between vertical and horizontal throughout the film, sometimes within the same scene.

Quotes
Sally: Come on, this way; look what we have here ..You name it, we have it, you need it, we use it; Now, looking at you; I'd say, Swedish massage - just for a general tone-up; followed by a double voltage vibrator - guaranteed to make a new man of you.

Connections
Featured in Elvira's Movie Macabre: Craze (1983)

Was Freddie Francis crazy or what?

I hardly recognized Freddie Francis in this movie, not in terms of directing, with exciting camera angles and moves, but because of a so lousy script where poor Jack Palance does his best to save the whole. Freddie Francis gave us worst, with the awful - or funny, that depends of your taste and opinion - TROG, where it was Joan Crawford instead of Jack Palance as the lead. But I am sure that many viewers will appreciate this film, that looks like a TV movie for me. Freddie Francis was more inspired during the sixties, let's admit it. Remember his first part of career, but maybe was it because of a budget matter, not talent.