She-Wolf of London (film)

She-Wolf of London is a 1946 film about a young heiress who finds evidence suggesting that at night she acts under the influence of a family curse and has begun committing ghastly murders in a nearby park.

Directed by Jean Yarbrough. Written by George Bricker.

HAUNTED BY A DREADED CURSE!  (taglines)

Dialogue

Phyllis Allenby: I feel terribly sleepy as if I'd been drugged.

Martha Winthrop: You're right. I drugged you.

Phyllis Allenby: So I wouldn't hear the dogs?

Martha Winthrop: No Phyllis. I'm going to kill you.

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Constable Ernie Hobbs: Well, he's a barmy one. He's an idea that there's a werewolf at the bottom of this.

Constable With Hobbs and Latham: Barmy's wot I calls it too.

Taglines

• HAUNTED BY A DREADED CURSE!
• Crazed thing of Evil!
• A woman whose hatred knew no bounds!

Cast

• June Lockhart — Phyllis Allenby
• Don Porter — Barry Lanfield
• Sara Haden — Martha Winthrop
• Jan Wiley — Carol Winthrop
• Lloyd Corrigan — Det. Latham
• Dennis Hoey — Inspector Pierce
• Martin Kosleck — Dwight Severn
• Eily Malyon — Hannah
• Frederick Worlock — Constable-in-Charge Ernie Hobbs
• Olaf Hytten — Constable Alfred

External links

• She-Wolf of London (film) quotes at the Internet Movie Database