Google Ads
Login | Sign Up

Lady in a Cage (1964)

Director(s) Walter Grauman
Producer(s)

No producer listed for this movie
Top Genres Crime, Drama, Horror, Thriller/Suspense
More Films Directed by Walter Grauman More Films from 1964 More Films from the 1960s Top Classic Movies of the 1960s

Lady in a Cage Overview:

Lady in a Cage (1964) was a Drama - Horror Film directed by Walter Grauman .

Lady in a Cage BlogHub Articles:

No article for Lady in a Cage at this time. Submit yours here.

Lady in a Cage Quotes:

Mrs. Hilyard: When will we go back to the gods of our childhood?
Mrs. Hilyard: I am a human being. A feeling, thinking, human being.
Randall: [mocking] Okay. I am *all* animal. Sure beats the hell outta being an inmate...
Mrs. Hilyard: [shudders] ... inmate?... Asylum?
Mrs. Hilyard: [slowly realizing] Oh, dear Lord... I am... a monster!
Randall: [to George] We're gonna kill you. First you, then the pig... and then, the human being
[above, Mrs. Hilyard screams]
See More Quotes from Lady in a Cage
Lady in a Cage Facts
Joan Crawford was reportedly offered Olivia de Havilland's role first but turned it down because she'd just played a victimized invalid in What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?
Although he had made an appearance in Irma la Douce, this was James Caan's first credited feature film role after getting his start with sporadic television parts.
The fate of Ann Sothern's character is never revealed. At one point, she is locked in a closet and never seen again.
The film was refused a cinema certificate in the UK by the BBFC and remained unavailable until 2000.
James Caan modeled his performance in the film after Marlon Brando in A Streetcar Named Desire
See More Facts about Lady in a Cage >>