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House Of Wax

1953, Movie, GP, 90 mins

House Of Wax: Review

The film's greatest assets — inventive 3-D color photography and multispeaker "WarnerPhonic Sound" — won't make it to TV, but there's still plenty to enjoy. At the top of the list is sinister Vincent Price as the disfigured owner of a turn-of-the-century wax museum with suspiciously lifelike displays. Look for Charles Bronson as Price's evil assistant Igor. IPG; The film's greatest assets - inventive 3-D color photography and multispeaker "WarnerPhonic Sound" - won't make it to TV, but there's still plenty to enjoy. At the top of the list is sinister Vincent Price as the disfigured owner of a turn-of-the-century wax museum with suspiciously lifelike displays. Look for Charles Bronson as Price's evil assistant Igor. Read the complete review for House Of Wax

House Of Wax: Cast & Details

Year: 1953
Rated GP

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Cast
Vincent Price: Prof. Henry Jarrod
Frank Lovejoy: Lt. Tom Brennan
Phyllis Kirk: Sue Allen
Carolyn Jones: Cathy Gray
Paul Picerni: Scott Andrews
Roy Roberts: Matthew Burke

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