Reptilicus (1961) | |
| Director(s) | Sidney W. Pink |
| Producer(s) | Samuel Z. Arkoff, Sidney W. Pink |
| Top Genres | Action, Fantasy, Horror, Science Fiction |
| Top Topics | Monster |
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Reptilicus (1961) was a Action - Horror Film directed by Sidney W. Pink and produced by Sidney W. Pink and Samuel Z. Arkoff.
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Many of the elements in the script for this film were originally intended for the aborted "Volcano Monsters" project, also written by Ib Melchior.
Although it was shot in Denmark, producer Sidney W. Pink had the dialog spoken in English. When the finished film was turned over to American International, Pink was informed that the dialog would be re-looped. AIP head Samuel Z. Arkoff felt that what he called the "sing-song Scandinavian accents" would have U.S. audiences laughing. Pink objected and threatened to file suit. After Pink had other industry professionals view his version of the film, the lawsuit was dropped and AIP released the film in an edited and re-dubbed version.
Naura Hayden originally was slated to play Lise. However, she quit the project when she discovered that she would only receive second billing.
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Although it was shot in Denmark, producer Sidney W. Pink had the dialog spoken in English. When the finished film was turned over to American International, Pink was informed that the dialog would be re-looped. AIP head Samuel Z. Arkoff felt that what he called the "sing-song Scandinavian accents" would have U.S. audiences laughing. Pink objected and threatened to file suit. After Pink had other industry professionals view his version of the film, the lawsuit was dropped and AIP released the film in an edited and re-dubbed version.
Naura Hayden originally was slated to play Lise. However, she quit the project when she discovered that she would only receive second billing.
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