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The Tomb of Ligeia
TrailerThe memories of Verden Fel's beloved wife Ligea continue to haunt Fell as she once promise that she would never die. Ligea's presence damages the noble man's second marriage with lovely Lady Rowena.Actors: Vincent Price, Elizabeth Shepherd, John Westbrook, Derek Francis, Oliver Johnston, Richard Vernon, Frank Thornton, Ronald Adam, Denis Gilmore, Penelope Lee, Anthony Lang...»Director: Roger CormanCountry: United KingdomDuration: 82 minQuality: HDRelease: 1964IMDb: 6.40 CommentsSort By- Newest
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Verden FellPlayed by: Vincent PriceRowenaPlayed by: Elizabeth Shepherd -
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Critic Reviews of "The Tomb of Ligeia"
Antagony & EcstasyNovember 02, 2011An excellent conclusion to the [AIP Poe] cycle, and a fine achievement of penny-pinching filmmaking of the sort that Corman did better than anyone else.
Not Coming to a Theater Near YouOctober 14, 2011To have one's pulse race when turning the pages of "Ligeia" - or, indeed, while watching Corman's film - isn't merely to fall into Poe's literary trap, it's to somehow be in communion with the dead author.
DVDJournal.comApril 05, 2006...visually sumptuous as the fetid ambience of English ruins such as Stonehenge and a 900-year-old abbey fills every widescreen inch.... Price [is] the romantic lead and the (admirably restrained) vessel of necrophilic madness.
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