Gorilla at Large
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Gorilla at Large is a 1954 film about a man who is murdered, apparently by a carnival gorilla...or someone in a gorilla suit.
- Directed by Harmon Jones. Written by Leonard Praskins and Barney Slater.
From the highest point of the carnival midway...he unleashes a terror never known by mortal man before! (taglines)
Dialogue[edit]
- Sgt. Garrison: You've always been this alert, Shaughnessy?
- Shaughnessy: Always on my toes!
- Sgt. Garrison: Well, get off 'em. You're a cop, not a ballet dancer.
Taglines[edit]
- From the highest point of the carnival midway...he unleashes a terror never known by mortal man before!
- Get out of his way - Before it's too late!
- The hate-beast who lives to kill is loose!
Cast[edit]
- Cameron Mitchell — Joey Matthews
- Anne Bancroft — Laverne Miller
- Lee J. Cobb — Detective Sergeant Garrison
- Raymond Burr — Cy Miller
- Charlotte Austin — Audrey Baxter
- Peter Whitney — Kovacs, the gorilla's keeper
- Lee Marvin — Shaughnessy, Policeman
- Warren Stevens — Joe, Detective
- John Kellogg — Morse
- Charles Tannen — Owens
External links[edit]
- Gorilla at Large quotes at the Internet Movie Database
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