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The Skull Overview:

The Skull (1965) was a Horror - Thriller/Suspense Film directed by Freddie Francis and produced by Max Rosenberg and Milton Subotsky.

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book: The Skull Beneath the Skin (1982) by P.D. James

By John Grant on Jan 27, 2019 From Noirish

Let’s try to be quick about this . . . Cordelia Gray runs a detective agency whose main source of income is finding lost pets. However, she’s hired to accompany actress Clarissa Lisle for a weekend on the small island of Courcy, off the Dorset coast, for a vanity performance in the priva... Read full article

The Skull (1965)

By Beatrice on Oct 24, 2018 From Flickers in Time

The Skull   Directed by Freddie Francis Written by Milton Subotsky from a story by Robert Bloch 1965/UK Amicus Productions First viewing/Amazon Instant A genuinely scary little film from Amicus – though most of the chills are provided by the screechy score. The eccentric Maitand (Peter Cush... Read full article

THE SKULL On Kino Blu-ray

By Dan Day Jr. on Apr 2, 2017 From The Hitless Wonder Movie Blog

THE SKULL (1965) is one of the Peter Cushing/Christopher Lee horror movie team-ups, although Lee is really more of a guest star (he's even listed in the credits as such). The movie was produced by Amicus, the company that was the main rival to Hammer Films, and it was directed by legendary cameraman... Read full article

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The Skull Fact
The heirs of Donatien Alphonse François de Sade pressed charges to prevent any use of his name on the advertising material. The changes on posters and lobby-cards were made at the very last minute by sticking the new title "Le Crâne Maléfique" (meaning "The Evil Skull") on top of the former, "Les forfaits du Marquis de Sade" (meaning "the Infamies of Marquis de Sade"). Only on that condition the film could finally be released in the French territory.
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