'Peter Cushing is immaculate in the role, and he clearly
relishes the chance to play a bit of comedy here and there - just look at the
scene wherein he confronts the sniveling, sex-crazed Burgomaster (David
Huddelston, later to be frozen to death by The Abominable Dr. Phibes) and rants
and raves about all the elegant furnishing and clothing the latter has pilfered
from his estate. If Sangster saw the character as a villain in Curse, and a
frustrated hero in Revenge, Evil presents him as a symbol of progress'. Troy Howarth
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Peter
Cushing is immaculate in the role, and he clearly
relishes the chance to play a bit of comedy here and there - just look
at the
scene wherein he confronts the sniveling, sex-crazed Burgomaster (David
Huddelston, later to be frozen to death by The Abominable Dr. Phibes)
and rants
and raves about all the elegant furnishing and clothing the latter has
pilfered
from his estate. If Sangster saw the character as a villain in Curse,
and a
frustrated hero in Revenge, Evil presents him as a symbol of progress. -
See more at:
http://petercushingblog.blogspot.co.uk/2013/02/hammer-film-productions-evil-of.html#sthash.DxCN8cmr.dpuf
Peter
Cushing is immaculate in the role, and he clearly
relishes the chance to play a bit of comedy here and there - just look
at the
scene wherein he confronts the sniveling, sex-crazed Burgomaster (David
Huddelston, later to be frozen to death by The Abominable Dr. Phibes)
and rants
and raves about all the elegant furnishing and clothing the latter has
pilfered
from his estate. If Sangster saw the character as a villain in Curse,
and a
frustrated hero in Revenge, Evil presents him as a symbol of progress. -
See more at:
http://petercushingblog.blogspot.co.uk/2013/02/hammer-film-productions-evil-of.html#sthash.DxCN8cmr.dpuf
Peter
Cushing is immaculate in the role, and he clearly
relishes the chance to play a bit of comedy here and there - just look
at the
scene wherein he confronts the sniveling, sex-crazed Burgomaster (David
Huddelston, later to be frozen to death by The Abominable Dr. Phibes)
and rants
and raves about all the elegant furnishing and clothing the latter has
pilfered
from his estate. If Sangster saw the character as a villain in Curse,
and a
frustrated hero in Revenge, Evil presents him as a symbol of progress. -
See more at:
http://petercushingblog.blogspot.co.uk/2013/02/hammer-film-productions-evil-of.html#sthash.DxCN8cmr.dpuf
Peter
Cushing is immaculate in the role, and he clearly
relishes the chance to play a bit of comedy here and there - just look
at the
scene wherein he confronts the sniveling, sex-crazed Burgomaster (David
Huddelston, later to be frozen to death by The Abominable Dr. Phibes)
and rants
and raves about all the elegant furnishing and clothing the latter has
pilfered
from his estate. If Sangster saw the character as a villain in Curse,
and a
frustrated hero in Revenge, Evil presents him as a symbol of progress. -
See more at:
http://petercushingblog.blogspot.co.uk/2013/02/hammer-film-productions-evil-of.html#sthash.DxCN8cmr.dpuf
