Return of the Fly (1959) |
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| Director(s) | Edward Bernds |
| Producer(s) | Bernard Glasser |
| Top Genres | Drama, Horror, Science Fiction |
| Top Topics | Monster |
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Vincent Price(as Francois Delambre)
Return of the Fly
Released
1959
Return of the Fly
Released
1959
Vincent Price
(as Francois Delambre)
Dan Seymour(as Max Barthold)
Return of the Fly
Released
1959
Return of the Fly
Released
1959
Dan Seymour
(as Max Barthold)
Return of the Fly Overview:
Return of the Fly (1959) was a Drama - Horror Film directed by Edward Bernds and produced by Bernard Glasser.
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Return of the Fly Quotes:
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Francois Delambre: [voice over] Here passes from this earth Helene Delambre, widow of my brother, Andre, whom I loved deeply, hopelessly. She was destroyed in the end by dreadful memories, a recollection of horrors that did not dim as the years went on, but instead grew monstrously, and left her mind shocked and unsteady, so that death, when it came, was a blessed release.
Francois Delambre: [voice over] Here passes from this earth Helene Delambre, widow of my brother, Andre, whom I loved deeply, hopelessly. She was destroyed in the end by dreadful memories, a recollection of horrors that did not dim as the years went on, but instead grew monstrously, and left her mind shocked and unsteady, so that death, when it came, was a blessed release.
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It has been erroneously reported that "The corpse shown on the slab in the morgue just before Max Barthold receive visit from the Fly, has six fingers (sic) in his left foot." The left foot has only five toes, but the angle makes the ball of the foot appear as if it may be a sixth toe.
The producers decided that Vincent Price was all they needed, so they hired no other actors from the first movie. Filming was completed in March 1959 for July release.
The script was written specifically to use the standing sets from The Fly.
Vincent Price signed on after reading the first draft of the 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 first draft.
The movie double billed with The Alligator People.