USA, 1965
63m [DVD-R version]; 85m
35mm film, black and white
mono, English
An American borderline fantasy film directed by Joseph P. Mawra using the shortened version of his name J.P. Mawra.
Plot Summary
A young woman falls in love with and begins an affair with an ape.
Credits
* = uncredited
Crew
Directed by: J.P. Mawra <ref name=”mawra”>A pseudonym for Joseph P. Mawra]
© MCMLVXV [1965] Barnard L. Sackett Productions
Barnard L. Sackett presents. An Adelphi Pictures release
Produced by: Barnard L. Sackett
Associate Producer: Charles E. Mazin
Production Manager: Robert A. Worms
Screenplay by: Charles E. Mazin, Barnard L. Sackett
Cameraman: Richard E. Brooks
Ass Cameraman: Charles Caffall
Editor: J.P. Mawra <ref name=”mawra” />
Background Music Arranged and Directed by: Irv Dweir
Sound Engineer: John Nicholas
Recording Studios: Magna Sound
Opticals: Technical Films Studio
Cast
Mark Ryan (Buddy Saxon)
Grace Lynn (Marge)
Steve Vincent (Rocky Adam)
Mia Marlowe (Barbara)
Steve Meyer (Nick Sailor)
Tom O’Horgan (Marcel Fires)
Frank Geraci (Junior Brighteyes)
Walter Teague (hotel porter)
Ted Teschner (window strip man)
Bonny Liegh Noll
Harry – the ape (curtesy of Tony & Eddies – New York City and Paris Eager – The Shed House, N.Y.C.)
Joe Boatner’s Ink Spots – Lynne Cornell, Billy Bird, Joe Boatner, Jim Smith, Freddie Houston, Richard Lanham
The Party
June Roberts (the maid)
Brigitte Batit (peacock girl)
Jeannine Costa (plum girl)
Ceylon (belly dancer)
Wendy Winston (Indian dancer)
Steffie de Passe Stephanie De Passe] (Diane)
Alternative Titles
Hommes sont des singes, Les – Belgium (French)
Kaikki miehet ovat apinoita – Finland
References
Books
- Reference Guide to Fantastic Films by Walt Lee p.10 – credits
