Mr. Sardonicus (1961) |
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| Director(s) | William Castle |
| Producer(s) | William Castle |
| Top Genres | Drama, Horror, Mystery |
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Ronald Lewis(as Sir Robert Cargrave)
Mr. Sardonicus
Released
1961
Mr. Sardonicus
Released
1961
Ronald Lewis
(as Sir Robert Cargrave)
Audrey Dalton(as Baroness Maude Sardonicus)
Mr. Sardonicus
Released
1961
Mr. Sardonicus
Released
1961
Audrey Dalton
(as Baroness Maude Sardoni...)
Oscar Homolka(as Krull)
Mr. Sardonicus
Released
1961
Mr. Sardonicus
Released
1961
Oscar Homolka
(as Krull)
Vladimir Sokoloff(as Henryk Toleslawski)
Mr. Sardonicus
Released
1961
Mr. Sardonicus
Released
1961
Vladimir Sokoloff
(as Henryk Toleslawski)
Edith Atwater(as Nurse)
Mr. Sardonicus
Released
1961
Mr. Sardonicus
Released
1961
Edith Atwater
(as Nurse)
Mr. Sardonicus Overview:
Mr. Sardonicus (1961) was a Drama - Horror Film directed by William Castle and produced by William Castle.
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Mr. Sardonicus Quotes:
Krull:
[noticing Sir Robert's disquiet at seeing a collection of empty picture frames] Perhaps you are puzzled by the empty frames, sir?
Sir Robert Cargrave: Yes, they do seem rather strange.
Krull: The baron is an unusual man, of unusual convictions. In such frames, ordinary men would honor the portraits of their forefathers. But the baron has disowned his forefathers in one magnificent gesture.
Sir Robert Cargrave: Yes, they do seem rather strange.
Krull: The baron is an unusual man, of unusual convictions. In such frames, ordinary men would honor the portraits of their forefathers. But the baron has disowned his forefathers in one magnificent gesture.
[repeated line]
Krull: When my master says, "Krull, do this thing," I do the thing, whatever it may be.
Krull: When my master says, "Krull, do this thing," I do the thing, whatever it may be.
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Although the audience could vote on whether the main character could be pardoned or receive further punishment, William Castle filmed only one ending for the movie.
The correct term for Baron Sardonicus' condition is hysterical rictus.
When Sir Robert first arrives at Castle Sardonicus, the castle is in view in the background. The lighted windows make the castle look like a skull.