Tower of London (1962) |
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| Director(s) | Roger Corman |
| Producer(s) | Edward Small (uncredited), Gene Corman |
| Top Genres | Historical, Horror, Thriller/Suspense |
| Top Topics | England, Ghosts, Royalty |
Featured Cast of Tower of London See More »
Vincent Price
(as Richard of Gloucester)
Michael Pate
(as Sir Ratcliffe)
Morris Ankrum
(as The Archbishop)
Paul Frees
(as Opening Narrator)
Gene Roth
(as The Tailor)
Tower of London Overview:
Tower of London (1962) was a Horror - Thriller/Suspense Film directed by Roger Corman and produced by Edward Small and Gene Corman.
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Tower of London Quotes:
Richard of Gloucester:
Mistress Shore is dead... As Protector of the Realm, I can not tolerate treachery to the Crown... Mistress Shore has been executed for such treachery.
Queen: There was no more faithful woman in the castle.
Richard of Gloucester: I had always thought that myself your Majesty, but when she admitted her crime, I had no choice.
See More Quotes from Tower of LondonQueen: There was no more faithful woman in the castle.
Richard of Gloucester: I had always thought that myself your Majesty, but when she admitted her crime, I had no choice.
Tower of London Facts
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This feature was planned for filming in color. On the Thursday before the Monday start of principle photography, uncredited executive producer Edward Small informed producer Gene Corman that it was going to be shot in black and white.
The Battle of Bosworth is made up of stock footage from the original Universal version of Tower of London.
According to producer Gene Corman, he and his brother, director Roger Corman, considered leaving the production several times due to the cost cutting measures forced on them by uncredited executive producer Edward Small.
The original tag line "Do you have the courage to spend 83 minutes in the Tower of London?" was slightly off, since the film's running time was only 79 minutes.
Vincent Price appeared as the Duke of Clarence in the Universal Pictures version of the film.