Psychomania is a British independent feature film of the supernatural thriller and action genres. It was directed by Don Sharp with a screenplay written by Arnaud d'Usseau and Julian Halevy. It was produced by Benmar Productions and was first screened in West Germany on January 5th, 1973.
Cast[]
| Actor
|
Role
|
| Nicky Henson |
Tom Latham
|
| Mary Larkin |
Abby Holman
|
| Anne Michelle |
Jane Pettibone
|
| Roy Holder |
Bertram
|
| Denis Gilmore |
Hatchet
|
| Miles Greenwood |
Chopped Meat
|
| Peter Whitting |
Gash
|
| Rocky Taylor |
Hinky
|
| Robert Hardy |
Chief Inspector Hesseltine
|
| Patrick Holt |
Sergeant
|
| Alan Bennion |
Constable
|
| John Levene |
Constable
|
| Beryl Reid |
Mrs. Latham
|
| George Sanders |
Shadwell
|
| Jacki Webb |
Mother
|
| David Millett |
Father
|
| Linda Gray |
Grandmother
|
| Andrew Laurence |
Grandfather
|
| Roy Evans |
Motorist
|
| Bill Pertwee |
Publican
|
| Seretta Wilson |
Stella
|
| Denis Carey |
Coroner's assistant
|
| Stanley Stewart |
Petrol pump attendant
|
| Lane Meddick |
Mister Pettibone
|
| June Brown |
Mrs. Pettibone
|
| Ann Murray |
Motorist's wife
|
| Fiona Kendall |
Monica
|
| Ernest C. Jennings |
Blind man
|
| Martin Boddey |
Coroner
|
| Heather Wright |
Girl with parcel
|
| Penny Leatherbarrow |
Woman in police station
|
| Mark Boyle |
Riding the motor-cycles
|
| Jack Cooper |
Riding the motor-cycles
|
| Cliff Diggins |
Riding the motor-cycles
|
| Romo Gorrara |
Riding the motor-cycles
|
| Roy Scammell |
Riding the motor-cycles
|
| Jack Silk |
Riding the motor-cycles
|
| Jeff Silk |
Riding the motor-cycles
|
| Larry Taylor |
Lorry driver
|
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