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The Lady and the Monster (1944): Cast

The Lady and the Monster (1944) movie poster

The Lady and the Monster is a 1944 horror thriller directed by George Sherman, starring Bess Flowers as Customer at Arizona Palms Club, William Henry and Lee Phelps. It runs 1 hour 26 minutes.

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The Lady and the Monster (1944) movie poster
Released
Runtime
1h 26m (86 min)
Director
George Sherman
Genres
Thriller , Horror , Sci-Fi
Original language
English
After the credits
No No extra scene
The story

What Is The Lady and the Monster About?

The premise of The Lady and the Monster without spoilers.

REPUBLIC brings you a Box Office CHILLER! A millionaire’s brain is preserved after his death by a scientist and his two assistants, only to create a telepathic monster.

The Lady and the Monster Themes & Keywords

· 50 tags
  • psychotronic film
  • mad scientist
  • female jealousy
  • spooky housekeeper
  • castle in the desert
  • phoenix arizona
  • arizona
  • remote location
  • secret bank account
  • federal penitentiary
  • romantic rivalry
  • older male younger male relationship
+38 more
  • female female relationship
  • older female younger female relationship
  • devious scheme
  • father son relationship
  • reprisal
  • vindication
  • crooked lawyer
  • blackmail
  • adulterous wife
  • scheming wife
  • incriminating evidence
  • left handed
  • money withdrawal
  • airplane crash
  • brain concussion
  • death certificate
  • small town doctor
  • forged signature
  • czechoslovakian refugee
  • electric power
  • morphine
  • old dark house
  • station wagon
  • year 1944
  • private plane
  • multi millionaire
  • sudden death
  • multiple injuries
  • medical science
  • medical research
  • modern office
  • electrical storm
  • unrequited love
  • blonde woman
  • man with a limp
  • disabled scientist
  • lab coat
  • nurse
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Cast & crew

The Lady and the Monster Cast & Characters

Bess Flowers leads the cast as Customer at Arizona Palms Club, with William Henry as Roger Collins and Lee Phelps as Headwaiter with Phone (Uncredited). Directed by George Sherman; 27 actors are credited in all.

Also Starring in The Lady and the Monster

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From the director

More from George Sherman

More films directed by George Sherman, best-rated first: Big Jake, Daniel Boone: Frontier Trail Rider, Murieta and Find Me That Girl.

Full filmography
Cars

Cars in The Lady and the Monster

5 cars on screen, including the 1940 Chevrolet Master De Luxe and the 1940 Mercury Eight.

All 5 cars
  • 1940 Chevrolet Master De Luxe in The Lady and the Monster 1940 Chevrolet Master De Luxe Main role
  • 1940 Mercury Eight in The Lady and the Monster 1940 Mercury Eight Important role
  • 1938 Flxible Clipper in The Lady and the Monster 1938 Flxible Clipper Minor role
  • unknown in The Lady and the Monster unknown Minor role

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FAQ

The Lady and the Monster FAQ: Cast, Runtime & Release Date

Runtime, release date, director, cast and post-credit scenes of The Lady and the Monster, each answered in a sentence.

How long is The Lady and the Monster?

The Lady and the Monster runs 1 hour 26 minutes (86 minutes).

When was The Lady and the Monster released?

The Lady and the Monster was released on March 14, 1944.

Who directed The Lady and the Monster?

The Lady and the Monster was directed by George Sherman.

More films by George Sherman

Who is in the cast of The Lady and the Monster?

The Lady and the Monster stars Bess Flowers as Customer at Arizona Palms Club, William Henry as Roger Collins and Lee Phelps as Headwaiter with Phone (Uncredited), among 27 credited actors.

Does The Lady and the Monster have a post-credit scene?

No. The Lady and the Monster has no extra scene during or after the credits.

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