Director
Freddie Francis
Starring
Joan Collins, Peter Cushing, Roy Dotrice
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Tales From the Crypt
📅 Release Schedule
Released
March 8, 1972
🎬 Initial Launch:
United States
• 🏛️ Platform:
New York City, New York
Additional
Rollouts:
📍 United States (Theatre)
Mar 09, 1972
📍 Sweden (Theatre)
Sep 11, 1972
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Cast & Crew
Directors
Freddie Francis
Director
Written
Milton Subotsky
Screenwriter
Al Feldstein
Screenwriter
Johnny Craig
Screenwriter
William M. Gaines
Screenwriter
Graham Ingels
Screenwriter
George Evans
Screenwriter
Producers
Cast
Not Listed
Joanne Clayton (segment „And All Through the House„)
Grimsdyke (segment „Poetic Justice„)
Gregory (segment „Wish You Were Here„)
Jason (segment „Wish You Were Here„)
Carl Maitland (segment „Reflection of Death„)
Carter (segment „Blind Alleys„)
Enid (segment „Wish You Were Here„)
Rogers (segment „Blind Alleys„)
Elliot (segment „Poetic Justice„)
The Crypt Keeper
Guide
Husband (segment „And All Through the House„)
Daughter (segment „And All Through The House„)
Maniac (segment „And All Through the House„)
Wife (segment „Reflection of Death„)
Susan (segment „Reflection of Death„)
Father (segment „Poetic Justice„)
Neighbour (segment „Poetic Justice„)
Mrs. Davies (segment „Poetic Justice„)
Blind Man
Mrs. Davies's Son (segment „Poetic Justice„)
Blind Man (segment „Blind Alleys„)
Blind Man (segment „Blind Alleys„)
Postman (segment „Poetic Justice„)
Helen Carter (segment „Poetic Justice„)
Maitland's Son (segment „Reflection of Death„)
Maitland's Daughter (segment „Reflection of Death„)
Blind Man (segment „Blind Alleys„)
Police Sergeant (segment „Poetic Justice„)
Constable Ramsey (segment „Poetic Justice„)
Tramp (segment „Reflection of Death„)
Motorist (segment „Reflection of Death„)
Blind Man (segment „Blind Alleys„)
Mrs. Phelps (segment „Poetic Justice„)
Old Blind Man - Greenwood (segment „Blind Alleys„)
Blind Man (segment „Blind Alleys„)
Harry the Cook (segment „Blind Alleys„)
Second Blind Man (segment „Blind Alleys„)
Mrs. Phelps' Son (segment „Poetic Justice„)
First Blind Man (segment „Blind Alleys„)
Blind Man (segment „Blind Alleys„)
Radio Newcaster (segment „And All Through the House„)
Old Man
Helen Carter's Mother (segment „Poetic Justice„)
Secretary (segment „Wish You Were Here„)
Pallbearer (segment „Wish You Were Here„)
Pallbearer
Attendant (segment „Blind Alleys„)
Detective (segment „Wish You Were Here„)
Vicar (segment „Poetic Justice„)
Second Mortician
International Release Schedule
| Territory / Region | Release Date | Platform / Format |
|---|---|---|
| 🌍 United States | 8 Mar 1972 | New York City, New York |
| 🌍 United States | 9 Mar 1972 | Theatre |
| 🌍 Sweden | 11 Sep 1972 | Theatre |
| 🌍 United Kingdom | 28 Sep 1972 | Theatre |
| 🌍 Netherlands | 30 Nov 1972 | Theatre |
| 🌍 Ireland | 1 Dec 1972 | Theatre |
| 🌍 West Germany | 18 Jan 1973 | Theatre |
| 🌍 Denmark | 26 Feb 1973 | Theatre |
| 🌍 Mexico | 1 Mar 1973 | Theatre |
| 🌍 Colombia | 15 Mar 1973 | Theatre |
| 🌍 Finland | 13 Apr 1973 | Theatre |
| 🌍 France | 13 Feb 1974 | Theatre |