Question 1

Why was the theater in Devil Doll about to be demolished?

Accepted Answer

According to executive producer Richard Gordon, the theater where The Great Vorelli performs was not open to the public and scheduled for demolition. The crew shot inside before the building's demolition deadline.

Question 2

Who performed Hugo the Dummy, and why is that surprising?

Accepted Answer

Hugo the Dummy was performed by Sadie Corre, a 4'2" tall woman, even though Hugo is a male dummy.

Question 3

Which director was originally attached to Devil Doll before Lindsay Shonteff?

Accepted Answer

Sidney J. Furie was originally supposed to direct, but he left for another project. Shonteff, a friend, took over and Furie helped him with direction when problems arose.

Question 4

What is the name of the ventriloquist dummy in Devil Doll, and which classic horror film shares it?

Accepted Answer

The dummy's name is Hugo, the same as the ventriloquist dummy in the similar segment of Dead of Night (1945).

Question 5

What was Lindsay Shonteff's role in Devil Doll that marked a first for him?

Accepted Answer

Devil Doll was the directorial debut of Lindsay Shonteff.

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