The Old Dark House (1963 film)

The Old Dark House is a 1963 film about an American who sells cars in England and receives a mysterious invitation from an old, eccentric millionaire to visit his house in which he lives with his twin brother. It is a remake of the 1932 film of the same name. Directed by William Castle. Written by Robert Dillon, based on the 1927 novel Benighted by J. B. Priestley. READY! SET! LAUGH! Join the fun in a nut-house of terror!  (taglines) Dialogue Tom Penderel: You, uh... why, you must be very lonely. Well, I mean, uh, all alone... Morgana Femm: Oh, you have no idea. Every night in this house, with just a whole family of Femms. Agatha Femm: [Knitting] I capture time and space in my stitches. Sometimes I wonder what would happen if I stopped. Tom Penderel: Happen? To you? Agatha Femm: No, no. To the world. Taglines READY! SET! LAUGH! Join the fun in a nut-house of terror! The Key to Spooks, Kooks, and Coffin Nooks... where the host with the most turns into a Ghost... and you... die...LAUGHING! Scared stiff? Take a coffin-break!... to steady your nerves...and stifle your laughter! Cast Tom Poston — Tom Penderel Robert Morley — Roderick Femm Janette Scott — Cecily Femm Joyce Grenfell — Agatha Femm External links 0057379 Category:Comedy horror films Category:Films based on English novels Category:Films directed by William Castle Category:Films set in country houses Category:1963 American films Category:1963 British films Category:1963 English-language films Category:Films about families Category:Films about salespeople Category:Films set in England Category:American remake films