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Berserk!

- The Screen Screams out at a Hundred Horrors!

A lady ringmaster milks the publicity from a string of murders.

Release Date : 1967-11-01

Language :English

Adult : false

Status : Released

Production Company : Herman Cohen Productions

Production Country : United Kingdom

Alternative Titles :

Cast

Joan Crawford

Character Name : Monica Rivers

Original Name : Joan Crawford

Gender : Female

Ty Hardin

Character Name : Frank Hawkins

Original Name : Ty Hardin

Gender : Male

Diana Dors

Character Name : Matilda

Original Name : Diana Dors

Gender : Female

Michael Gough

Character Name : Albert Dorando

Original Name : Michael Gough

Gender : Male

Judy Geeson

Character Name : Angela Rivers

Original Name : Judy Geeson

Gender : Female

Robert Hardy

Character Name : Detective Superintendent Brooks

Original Name : Robert Hardy

Gender : Male

Geoffrey Keen

Character Name : Commissioner Dalby

Original Name : Geoffrey Keen

Gender : Male

Sydney Tafler

Character Name : Harrison Liston

Original Name : Sydney Tafler

Gender : Male

George Claydon

Character Name : Bruno Fontana

Original Name : George Claydon

Gender : Male

Philip Madoc

Character Name : Lazlo

Original Name : Philip Madoc

Gender : Male

Ambrosine Phillpotts

Character Name : Miss Burrows

Original Name : Ambrosine Phillpotts

Gender : Female

Thomas Cimarro

Character Name : Gaspar

Original Name : Thomas Cimarro

Gender : Male

Peter Burton

Character Name : Gustavo

Original Name : Peter Burton

Gender : Male

Howard Goorney

Character Name : Emil

Original Name : Howard Goorney

Gender : Male

Marianne Stone

Character Name : Wanda

Original Name : Marianne Stone

Gender : Female

Golda Casimir

Character Name : Bearded Lady

Original Name : Golda Casimir

Gender : Female

Ted Lune

Character Name : Skeleton Man

Original Name : Ted Lune

Gender : Male

Milton Reid

Character Name : Strong Man

Original Name : Milton Reid

Gender : Male

Reginald Marsh

Character Name : Sergeant Hutchins

Original Name : Reginald Marsh

Gender : Male

Bryan Pringle

Character Name : Constable Bradford

Original Name : Bryan Pringle

Gender : Male

George Lane Cooper

Character Name : Roustabout (Uncredited)

Original Name : George Lane Cooper

Gender : Male

Arthur Goodman

Character Name : Talent Agent (Uncredited)

Original Name : Arthur Goodman

Gender : Male

Bill Hibbert

Character Name : Policeman (Uncredited)

Original Name : Bill Hibbert

Gender : Male

Robert Rowland

Character Name : Big Top Ticket Holder (Uncredited)

Original Name : Robert Rowland

Gender : Male

Reg Thomason

Character Name : Reporter (Uncredited)

Original Name : Reg Thomason

Gender : Male

Cyril Kent

Character Name : Circus Worker (Uncredited)

Original Name : Cyril Kent

Gender : Male

Herman Cohen

Character Name : Circus Audience (Uncredited)

Original Name : Herman Cohen

Gender : Male

Fred Wood

Character Name :

Original Name : Fred Wood

Gender : Male

Reviews

W

Wuchak

@Wuchak

2021-06-23

_**Whodunit at a circus in England with Joan Crawford and Ty Hardin**_ Several murders at a circus in Britain demand a police investigation, including a detective from Scotland Yard. Joan Crawford plays the cold owner, Ty Hardin a high wire artist, Diana Dors a sultry performer and Judy Geeson the daughter of the owner. “Berserk!” (1967) is similar to “Circus of Horrors” (1960) but with Crawford’s star power; not that I’m a fan, but she certainly has the charisma to carry a film. While it lacks the spectacular feminine cast of “Circus of Horrors,” it does feature a couple of notable women as high wire artists in the second half, not to mention Dors as Matilda; and Geeson’s a’right. Meanwhile, Crawford was in great shape for a woman of 62 years of age when the flick was shot. Of course no one believes that Hardin’s character is remotely attracted to her, but we can chalk that up to avarice. This also has superior circus acts & animals compared to “Circus of Horrors,” perhaps because it took advantage of an actual circus for the shoot. There’s some hokey melodrama, of course, but anyone who appreciates circus/carnival flicks, like “The Greatest Show on Earth” (1952), “Roustabout” (1964), “Water for Elephants” (2011) and the aforementioned “Circus of Horrors” should enjoy this. The film runs 1 hour, 36 minutes, and was shot at Shepperton Studio, just west of London, and Billy Smart Circus. GRADE: B