The Stranglers of Bombay

The Stranglers of Bombay is a 1959 film about a captain in the East India Company who lobbies to investigate the criminal Thugee Cult of Kali, an organized crime group of stranglers and thieves. Directed by Terence Fisher. Written by David Zelag Goodman. Murder Cult Terror In Exotic Asia  (taglines) Capt. Harry Lewis [to Mary] This is some kind of organized conspiracy. I know it, and I'll find it out! Patel Shari Whoever rules decides the truth. Capt. Christopher Connaught-Smith [wakes and finds that his entire company have been strangled in their sleep] IS ANYBODY ALIVE? ANYBODY? Dialogue Capt. Christopher Connaught-Smith: [Interrogating witness through translator] Now tell him that no one can live anywhere for 40 years without seeing a great deal. What has he seen? [the translator confers with the witness] Capt. Christopher Connaught-Smith: [Impatiently] Well? Translator: He says he has seen 40 harvests and 160 changes of season. Taglines Murder Cult Terror In Exotic Asia This is true! This is real! This actually happened! In Strangloscope! Cast Guy Rolfe — Captain Harry Lewis Jan Holden — Mary Lewis Andrew Cruickshank — Colonel Henderson George Pastell — High Priest of Kali Marne Maitland — Patel Shari Paul Stassino — Lieutenant Silver Allan Cuthbertson — Captain Christopher Connaught-Smith Michael Nightingale — Sidney Flood, Company executive John Harvey — Burns, Company executive David Spenser — Gopali Das Tutte Lemkow — Ram Das External links 0054346 The Stranglers of Bombay Category:1959 British films Category:Adventure films Category:Films about cults Category:Films directed by Terence Fisher