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4 days ago · André De Toth. André De Toth, geboren als ungarisch Endre Antal Mihály Tóth (* 15. Mai 1913 in Makó, Csanád, Ungarn; † 27. Oktober 2002 in Burbank, Kalifornien) war ein US-amerikanischer Regisseur ungarischer Abstammung.
2 days ago · Directed by Henry Levin Starring Jack Palance, Anthony Perkins, Elaine Aiken, Neville Brand, Robert Middleton, Elisha Cook, Jr., Claude Akins, Lee Van CleefKino Lorber has announced that they are getting Henry Levin's The Lonely Man (1957) ready for Blu-Ray.
1 day ago · Andre de Toth: Drama, Western. 1953 United States The Stranger Wore a Gun: Andre de Toth: Drama, War, Western. Based on the short story Yankee Gold. 1953 United States Rebel City: Thomas Carr: Drama, Western. 1953 United States Woman They Almost Lynched: Allan Dwan: Western. 1953 United States Shark River: John Rawlins: Action, Adventure. 1953 ...
2 days ago · In 1953, he played Igor the sidekick of Vincent Price in the horror film House of Wax, directed by Andre de Toth. To prepare his role as a mute he took a course in sign language. Ben S. Parker of The Commercial Appeal said "Buchinsky adds mute menace as a deaf-and-dumb assistant to the madman".
5 days ago · In ironic footnote to this film, director Andre de Toth was blind in one eye, and could not see the 3-D effects in the movie! 6. In 1958, Vincent Price starred in a famous horror movie whose cast included David Hedison and Herbert Marshall, about a man who is conducting experiments with a transporter device when an accident causes him to be transformed into a monster that is part man, part insect.
5 days ago · André De Toth. Randolph Scott. Lee Marvin. Ernest Borgnine. Volledige cast. 83 minuten (1u23m) Verenigde Staten. 5.9 (1.346 stemmen) Koop deze film. Bekijk trailer ...
1 day ago · La Marque jaune est la troisième aventure et le sixième album de la série de bande dessinée Blake et Mortimer, créée par le dessinateur belge Edgar P. Jacobs.L'histoire est d'abord prépubliée dans Le Journal Tintin du 5 août 1953 au 10 novembre 1954, au rythme d'une planche par semaine, avant d'être éditée en album en avril 1956 aux Éditions du Lombard, puis rééditée en janvier 1987 aux Éditions Blake et Mortimer.
