The Lair of the White Worm (1988)
The Lair of the White Worm (1988)


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Cast & Crew.

Amanda Donohoe
Lady Sylvia Marsh

Hugh Grant
Lord James D'Ampton

Catherine Oxenberg
Eve Trent

Peter Capaldi
Angus Flint

Sammi Davis
Mary Trent

Stratford Johns
Peters

Paul Brooke
P.C. Erny

Imogen Claire
Dorothy Trent / Choreographer

Chris Pitt
Kevin

Gina McKee
Nurse Gladwell

Christopher Gable
Joe Trent

Lloyd Peters
Jesus Christ

Miranda Coe
Maid / Nun

Linzi Drew
Maid / Nun

Caron Anne Kelly
Maid / Nun

Fiona O'Connor
Maid / Nun

Caroline Pope
Maid / Nun

Elisha Scott
Maid / Nun

Tina Shaw
Maid / Nun

Paul Easom
Soldier / Witchdoctor

James Hicks
Soldier / Witchdoctor

David Kiernan
Soldier / Witchdoctor

Matthew King
Soldier / Witchdoctor

Ross Murray
Soldier / Witchdoctor

Andy Norman
Soldier / Witchdoctor

Bob Smith
Soldier / Witchdoctor

Jackie Russell
Snakewoman

Ken Russell
Police Radio (voice) (uncredited) / Producer / Director / Screenplay

Dan Ireland
Executive Producer

Dick Bush
Director of Photography

William J. Quigley
Executive Producer

Stanisław Syrewicz
Original Music Composer

Peter Davies
Editor

Bram Stoker
Novel

Gail Stevens
Casting

Jack Lorenz
Executive In Charge Of Production

Laura Julian
Production Manager

Cordelia Hardy
Third Assistant Director

Stuart St. Paul
Stunt Coordinator

Peter Elford
Location Manager

Ben Davis
Assistant Camera

John Chandler
Boom Operator

Ray Merrin
Sound Assistant

William Tyler
Production Accountant

Steve Parker
Focus Puller

Rupert Ryle-Hodges
Second Assistant Director

Robin Browne
Lighting Camera

Richard Wells
Sound

Richard Brierley
Focus Puller

Bill Rowe
Sound Mixer

Lesley Cross
Script Supervisor

John Foster
Assistant Camera

Mark Ellis
Key Grip

Christopher Hall
First Assistant Director

Winnie Wishart
Production Coordinator

Sabina Fletcher
Production Assistant

Sarah Lucraft
Assistant Accountant

David B.A. Jones
Clapper Loader

Nick Heckstall-Smith
Second Assistant Director

Ron Higgins
Standby Property Master

Geoffrey Portass
Makeup Designer

Stuart Conran
Modeling

Jim Roddan
Sound Editor

Eddie McMahon
Standby Property Master

Arlind Junkerman
Modeling

Tom Bowyer
Carpenter

Rodney Pincott
Property Master

John Cormican
Modeling

Mark Coulier
Modeling

Clive Coote
Still Photographer

Karen Edwards
Hairdresser

Diane Murphy
Wardrobe Assistant

Joe Illing
First Assistant Editor

William Petty
Special Effects Technician

Paul Conway
Assistant Sound Editor

Jenny Hawkins
Wardrobe Assistant

Chris Townsend
Set Dresser

Dave Keen
Special Effects Technician

Kate Murray
Modeling

Roy Puddefoot
Special Effects Technician

Kate Kilroy
Set Buyer

Neill Gorton
Modeling

Wayne Smith
Assistant Editor

Simon Sayce
Special Effects Supervisor

Cliff Wallace
Modeling

Alan Hedgcock
Special Effects Technician

Steven Painter
Special Effects Technician

Mark Gay
Electrician

Karen Winnery
Special Effects Technician

Paul Jones
Special Effects Technician

Tommy Westbrook
Standby Carpenter

Robin Thistlethwaite
Carpenter

Steven Sallybanks
Scenic Artist

James Hunt
Scenic Artist

Alistair McPherson
Special Effects Technician

Ronnie McKay
Best Boy Electric

Graham Newton
Electrician

Warwick Sayce
Special Effects Technician

Con Murphy
Standby Rigger

Alastair Gow
Construction Manager

Gary Ryan
Special Effects Technician

Jim Coward
Generator Operator

Steve Blake
Gaffer

Mary Roberts
Special Effects Technician

Tommy O'Sullivan
Electrician

Alan Whibley
Special Effects Supervisor

Ken Hawkey
Standby Painter

Daniel Vallancien
Sound Engineer

Ronaldo Vasconcellos
Line Producer

Michael Jeffery
Costume Designer

Anne Tilby
Set Designer / Production Design

Abbi Collins
Stunt Double
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Details.
Release DateSeptember 21, 1988
StatusReleased
Running Time1h 33m
Content RatingR
Budget$2,500,000
Box Office$1,189,315
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The Lair of the White Worm is a 1988 supernatural comedy horror film written, produced and directed by Ken Russell, and starring Amanda Donohoe, Hugh Grant, Catherine Oxenberg and Peter Capaldi. Loosely based on the 1911 Bram Stoker novel of the same name, it follows the residents in and around a rural English manor that are tormented by an ancient priestess after the skull of a serpent that she worships is unearthed by an archaeologist.
A co-production between the United Kingdom and United States, the film was offered to Russell by the US film studio Vestron Pictures, who had released his previous film, Gothic (1986). Russell, an admirer of Stoker, loosely adapted the screenplay from the source novel, and incorporated elements of the English folktale of the Lambton Worm. Filming took place at Shepperton Studios and in Wetton, Staffordshire, England, from February to April 1988.
After screening at several North American film festivals, The Lair of the White Worm was released theatrically by Vestron Pictures in New York City on 21 October 1988, and expanded to other US cities over the following months. The film underperformed at the box office, grossing $1.2 million, and received largely unfavourable responses from critics, though it later developed a cult following.
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