The Strange Door

The Strange Door is a 1951 film about a man who stays at the manor of a madman. Directed by Joseph Pevney. Written by Jerry Sackheim, based on the short story by Robert Louis Stevenson. Robert Louis Stevenson's masterpiece of TERROR  (taglines) Alain de Maletroit I am desolated, Edmund, I cannot invite you to the wedding supper, but I fear a man who has been dead for twenty years might cast a gloom upon the company. [To Voltan]'' If I find you up here again, I'll feed your liver to the swine! I'm in the mood for relaxation. Let us visit the dungeons! You must know I wouldn't do you...BODILY...harm. That would be too easy. Taglines Robert Louis Stevenson's masterpiece of TERROR Cast Charles Laughton — Alain de Maletroit Boris Karloff — Voltan Sally Forrest — Blanche de Maletroit Richard Stapley — Denis de Beaulieu William Cottrell — Corbeau Alan Napier — Count Grassin Morgan Farley — Renville Paul Cavanagh — Edmond de Maletroit External links 0044078 The Strange Door Category:Universal Monsters film series Category:Films based on short fiction Category:Historical horror films Category:1951 American films Category:1951 English-language films Category:Films based on works by Robert Louis Stevenson Category:Films set in France