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Captain Clegg

Who knows the truth about the curse of Captain Clegg?

  • Movie
  • 1962
  • 1h 23m

Directed by Peter Graham Scott

6.3

TMDB audience rating
6.3 out of 10 from 78 votes

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Overview

A captain and his sailors investigate the rampaging "Marsh Phantoms" terrorizing a coastal town, but their search is hindered by a local reverend and a horrifying curse.

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Cast and crew

  • Peter Cushing

    Peter CushingReverend Dr. Blyss

  • Patrick Allen

    Patrick AllenCaptain Collier

  • Oliver Reed

    Oliver ReedHarry Cobtree

  • Yvonne Romain

    Yvonne RomainImogene Clegg

  • Michael Ripper

    Michael RipperJeremiah Mipps

  • Martin Benson

    Martin BensonMr. Rash

  • David Lodge

    David LodgeNavy Bosun

  • Derek Francis

    Derek FrancisSquire Anthony Cobtree

  • Milton Reid

    Milton ReidThe Mulatto

  • Rupert OsborneGerry

  • Jack MacGowran

    Jack MacGowranFrightened Man

  • Daphne Anderson

    Daphne AndersonMrs. Rash

  • Bob HeadPeg-Leg

  • Peter Halliday

    Peter HallidaySailor Jack Pott

  • Terry Scully

    Terry ScullySailor Dick Tate

  • Sydney Bromley

    Sydney BromleyOld Tom Ketch

  • Gordon Rollings

    Gordon RollingsWurzel

  • Colin Douglas

    Colin DouglasPirate Bosun

Director
Peter Graham Scott
Writer
Russell Thorndike and Anthony Hinds
Music
Don Banks
Cinematography
Arthur Grant