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Captive Wild Woman

Year:

1943

Duration:

61 min

Genres:

Horror | Sci-Fi

IMDB rate:

5.8

Director:

Edward Dmytryk

Details

Country: USA

Release Date: 1943-06-04

Filming Locations: Universal Studios - 100 Universal City Plaza, Universal City, California, USA

Cast

Actor

Character

Martha Vickers

John Carradine

Dr. Sigmund Walters

Evelyn Ankers

Beth Colman

Milburn Stone

Fred Mason

Lloyd Corrigan

John Whipple

Fay Helm

Nurse Strand

Vince Barnett

Curley - Rube

Paul Fix

Gruen - Handler

Acquanetta

Paula Dupree - the Ape Woman

Fred Aldrich

Roustabout (uncredited)

Clyde Beatty

Fred Mason (in long shots) (archive footage) (uncredited)

Turhan Bey

End Narrator (voice) (uncredited)

Eddie Borden

Dock Spectator (uncredited)

Ray Corrigan

Cheela (uncredited)

Fern Emmett

Beth's Murdered Neighbor (uncredited)

Virginia Engels

Trapeze Artist (uncredited)

Alexander Gill

Waiter (uncredited)

Gus Glassmire

Coroner (uncredited)

Joel Goodkind

Small Boy (uncredited)

William Gould

Sheriff (uncredited)

Al Haskell

Al - Roustabout with Hose (uncredited)

Harry Holman

Dock Ticket Office Clerk (uncredited)

Tom London

Ship's Captain

Charles McAvoy

Cop (uncredited)

Frank Mitchell

Handler (uncredited)

Edward Peil Sr.

Jake - Handler (uncredited)

Stanley Price

Man on Dock (uncredited)

Joey Ray

Attendant (uncredited)

Ray Walker

Ringmaster (uncredited)

Anthony Warde

Tony - Handler (uncredited)

Grant Withers

Veterinarian (uncredited)

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Trivia

Clyde Beatty receives special thanks for "His cooperation in staging the thrilling animal sequences in this film"

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Acquanetta never speaks during her time on screen.

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Part of the Son of Shock package of 20 titles released to television in 1958, which followed the original Shock Theater release of 52 features one year earlier.

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Goofs

The same shot of two lions fighting in a circus cage that is used about 12 minutes into the film is re-utilized near the end of the film during the storm sequence.

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Quotes

Dr. Sigmund Walters: [ominously to Beth] You're not only going to watch this operation... You're going to be helpful to me.

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Dr. Sigmund Walters: [rhetorical] Why should a single life be so important?

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Dr. Sigmund Walters: Most elements are traceable to glandular disorders.

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