Stanley | |
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Directed by | William Grefé |
Screenplay by | Gary Crutcher [1] |
Story by | William Grefé [1] |
Produced by | William Grefé [1] |
Starring | Chris Robinson |
Cinematography | Cliff Poland [1] |
Edited by | Julio Chavez [1] |
Music by | Post Production Associates |
Production company | Stanley Corporation
[1] |
Distributed by | Crown International Pictures |
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Country | United States [1] |
Language | English |
Stanley is a 1972 American horror film directed and produced by William Grefé, about a Seminole Indian and a Vietnam veteran who uses his collection of pet snakes to take revenge on his enemies. [2]
Director William Grefé pitched the film to Crown International's head Red Jacobs after the success of the film Willard (1971). [2] Grefe stated in March 1972 that he got the idea of the film after having a nightmare about snakes. [1] The film was shot entirely in the Evergaldes and Ivan Tors Studios in Miami, Florida. [1] The cast includes Chris Robinson, who appeared in other films made in Florida, such as Charcoal Black (1972) and Thunder County (1974). [2]
A report in the Daily Variety stated William Loos would score the film, but only Post Production Associates is credited onscreen for the film score. [1]
Stanley was shown in Los Angeles on May 24, 1972. [1] On its release, Stanley was described by Brian Albright of as "one of [Grefe]'s most successful horror projects." [2]
Stanley | |
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Directed by | William Grefé |
Screenplay by | Gary Crutcher [1] |
Story by | William Grefé [1] |
Produced by | William Grefé [1] |
Starring | Chris Robinson |
Cinematography | Cliff Poland [1] |
Edited by | Julio Chavez [1] |
Music by | Post Production Associates |
Production company | Stanley Corporation
[1] |
Distributed by | Crown International Pictures |
Release date |
|
Country | United States [1] |
Language | English |
Stanley is a 1972 American horror film directed and produced by William Grefé, about a Seminole Indian and a Vietnam veteran who uses his collection of pet snakes to take revenge on his enemies. [2]
Director William Grefé pitched the film to Crown International's head Red Jacobs after the success of the film Willard (1971). [2] Grefe stated in March 1972 that he got the idea of the film after having a nightmare about snakes. [1] The film was shot entirely in the Evergaldes and Ivan Tors Studios in Miami, Florida. [1] The cast includes Chris Robinson, who appeared in other films made in Florida, such as Charcoal Black (1972) and Thunder County (1974). [2]
A report in the Daily Variety stated William Loos would score the film, but only Post Production Associates is credited onscreen for the film score. [1]
Stanley was shown in Los Angeles on May 24, 1972. [1] On its release, Stanley was described by Brian Albright of as "one of [Grefe]'s most successful horror projects." [2]