The Mad Magician
1954 film by John Brahm
The Mad Magician is a 1954 film about a magician who is driven to commit murder.
- Directed by John Brahm. Written by Crane Wilbur.
SPINE CHILLING-THRILLS! (taglines)
Dialogue edit
- The Great Rinaldi: [about Ormond] You had every reason to hate him. What did you do with him, Gallico? How did you get rid of it? [indicating Gallico's furnace] Was this thing already built and hidden away, waiting for a job like that?
- Don Gallico: Ormond was seen alive two weeks ago, The Prentisses identified him.
- The Great Rinaldi: That didn't have to be him.
- Don Gallico: Who else could it have been?
- The Great Rinaldi: It could have been you, Gallico. From what Ormond told me you are a clever man, developed a wonderful new makeup, something new in the theater. Something that might be used offstage too. Only a man who dreams up illusions would think of such a thing, and only people of the theater would know it was possible.
Taglines edit
- 3D THRILL! Fuel for the human bonfire!
- SPINE CHILLING-THRILLS!
- Astounding! Astonishing! Amaazing! So different you'll hardly believe your eyes!
Cast edit
- Vincent Price — Don Gallico / Gallico the Great
- Mary Murphy — Karen Lee
- Eva Gabor — Claire Ormond
- John Emery — The Great Rinaldi
- Donald Randolph — Ross Ormond
- Lenita Lane — Alice Prentiss
- Patrick O'Neal — Police Detective Lt. Alan Bruce
- Jay Novello — Frank Prentiss
External links edit
- The Mad Magician quotes at the Internet Movie Database
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