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The film features [[Tod Slaughter]] in one of his most famous roles as Barber [[Sweeney Todd]], who has a deal with meat-pie maker |
The film features [[Tod Slaughter]] in one of his most famous roles as Barber [[Sweeney Todd]], who has a deal with meat-pie maker [[Mrs. Lovett]] to provide fillings for her meat pies. Using his charm and tonsorial skills, Todd lures wealthy, respectable customers into his ''Fleet Street'' barber shop, where he settles them into a mechanical barber's chair which dumps them head-first down into the basement ready to have their throats cut with a straight edge razor. Then they are used as ingredients for [[Mrs. Lovett]]'s pies. |
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Revision as of 21:51, 11 December 2007
- This article is about the 1936 film. For other uses, see Sweeney Todd (disambiguation)
Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber Of Fleet Street is a 1936 British film produced and directed by George King.
Plot
The film features Tod Slaughter in one of his most famous roles as Barber Sweeney Todd, who has a deal with meat-pie maker Mrs. Lovett to provide fillings for her meat pies. Using his charm and tonsorial skills, Todd lures wealthy, respectable customers into his Fleet Street barber shop, where he settles them into a mechanical barber's chair which dumps them head-first down into the basement ready to have their throats cut with a straight edge razor. Then they are used as ingredients for Mrs. Lovett's pies.
Cast
- Tod Slaughter
- Stella Rho
- Johnny Singer
- Eve Lister
- Bruce Seton
- D.J. Williams
- Davina Craig
- Jerry Verno
- Ben Soutten
- Billy Holland
- Norman Pierce
- Aubrey Mallalieu
- Henry B. Longhurst
- Ben Williams