Trog

Production dates and credits taken from AFI.; Includes scenes from The Animal World (1955).; Pacific Film Archive collection; non-circulating. CBPF.; Director of photography, Desmond Dickinson ; art, Geoffrey Tozer ; editor, Oswald Hafenrichter ; music & music director Johnny Scott ; sound recording, Maurice Askew ; special effects for "the animal world" sequence (see note) Willis O'Brien and Ray Harryhausen ; Trog design by Charles Parker.; American Film Institute Catalog: feature films, 1961- 1970.; Joan Crawford (Dr. Brockton), Michael Gough (Sam Murdock), Bernard Kay (Inspector Greenham), David Griffin (Malcolm Travers), Kim Braden (Ann Brockton), Joe Cornelius (Trog), John Hamill (Cliff), Geoffrey Case (Bill), Thorley Walters (Magistrate), Jack May (Dr. Selbourne), Maurice Good, Rona Newton-John (Reporters), Paul Hansard (Dr. Kurtlimer), Robert Crewdson (Dr. Pierre Duval), Robert Hutton (Dr. Richard Warren), David Warbeck (Alan Davis), Brian Grellis (John Dennis), Simon Lack (Colonel Vickers), Chlo︠ ︡Franks (Little girl), Cleo Sylvestre (Nurse), Golda Casimir (Professor Manoskiensky), John Baker (Anaesthetist), Bartlett Mullins (Butcher), Shirley Cooklin (Little girls mother).

Set in contemporary England, the film follows Doctor Brockton who learns that in the caves of the countryside, a troglodyte is alive and might be able to be helped and even domesticated. In the interest of science and the potential groundbreaking discovery of the missing link, she gets the creature to the surface. She brings it back to her lab for study, but runs into trouble as a few people oppose the presence of a monster in the town.