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Hammer House of Horror: Carpathian
Eagle (1980)
Country
of Origin: UK
Date(s) of Broadcast: 8th November 1980
Running Times: 50 mins
Format: colour
Sound:
CREDITS
PRODUCTION
Production Companies: A Jack Gill Presentation for Chips
Productions Ltd / Cinema Arts International / Hammer
Films for ITC Films International
Executive Producers: Brian Lawrence, David Reid
Producer: Roy Skeggs
Production Manager: Ron Jackson
SCRIPT
Script: Bernie Cooper, Francis Megahy
Story Editor: Anthony Read
DIRECTION
Director: Francis Megahy
PHOTOGRAPHY
Director of Photography: Frank Watts
MUSIC
Music: Wilfred Josephs
Music Supervisor: Philip Martell
SPECIAL
EFFECTS
Special Effects: Ian Scoones
DESIGN
AND SET CONSTRUCTION
Designer: Carolyn Scott
LOCATIONS
Locations: Hampden House, Great Hampden, England, UK;
Great Missenden Church, Church Lane, Great Missenden,
England, UK; Chesham Park, Chesham, England, UK;
Chantridge Lane, Chesham, England, UK; Old Amersham High
Street, Old Amersham, England, UK
CAST
Anthony Valentine (Cliff)
Suzanne Danielle (Natalie)
Siān Phillips (Mrs Henska)
Barry Stanton (Tony)
Jonathan Kent (Tadek)
Matthew Long (Andy)
Ellis Dale (police doctor)
Gary Waldhorn (Bacharach)
Jeffry Wickham (Edgar)
Morgan Sheppard (hospital gardener)
Barry Stokes (1st victim)
Pierce Brosnan (last victim)
Richard Wren (chauffeur)
Diana Adderley (policewoman)
PLOT SUMMARY
Detective Inspector
Clifford is assigned to the case of several apparently
strong and healthy women who have been found with their
hearts cut out after having sex. He learns of the legend
of a Carpathian Countess who, 300 years ago, used an
eagle to rip out the hearts of her lovers. As the body
count rises, Cliff begins to realise that his quarry is a
schizophrenic who believes that she is the Countess.
AVAILABILITY
UK
Television Distributor: ITV CENSORSHIP HISTORY
UK
Rating: 15
TIMELINE
1980
November
8: UK - television broadcast (on ITV) KEYWORDS
werewolves; car crashes;
children; hospitals; pregnancy
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