Eve
Hammer Film Productions
Copyright © MCMLXVIII
Distributed by Twentieth Century-Fox Television
William Self – In charge
UK Release Date 12th May 1969
Storyline
A has been actor wants his agent to kill him so that his wife will benefit from the insurance money, but soon has a change of heart.
Crew
| Function | Credited | |
| Art Director | William Kellner | |
| Assistant Art Director | George Lack | |
| Assistant Director | Bluey Hill | |
| Based upon the short story “Special Delivery” by | John Collier | |
| Camera Operator | Lou Lavelly | |
| Casting | James Liggat | |
| Continuity | Leonora Hail | |
| Directed by | Don Chaffey | |
| Director of Photography | Arthur Lavis B.S.C. | |
| Editor | Inman Hunter | |
| Executive Consultant | Jack Fleischmann | |
| Executive Producer | Joan Harrison | |
| Hair Stylist | Elsie Alder | |
| Main Title Theme by | Harry Robinson | |
| Makeup | Ernest Taylor | |
| Music Composed by | Harry Robinson | |
| Music Supervisor | Philip Martell | |
| Post – Production Consultant | Robert Mintz | |
| Produced by | Anthony Hinds | |
| Production Manager | John Oldknow | |
| Sound Editors | Roy Baker G.B.F.E., Tony Pullen | |
| Sound Recordist | John Streeter | |
| Story Editor | John Gould | |
| Supervising Editor | James Needs G.B.F.E. | |
| Teleplay by | Michael Ash and Paul Wheeler | |
| Titles by | M.A.P. International Limited | |
| Unit Manager | Michael Brown | |
| Wardrobe | Kara Kerpan |
Cast
| Character | Actor | |
| 1st Youth | John Nightingale | |
| 2nd Youth | Marcus Hammond | |
| Albert | Dennis Waterman | |
| Eve | Carol Lynley | |
| George | Errol John | |
| Girl in Cinema | Elna Pearl | |
| Jennifer | Angela Lovell | |
| Kim | Barry Fantoni | |
| Laverly-Smith | Nicholas Phipps | |
| Mr Miller | Peter Howell | |
| Mrs Kass | Hermione Baddeley | |
| Mrs Plimmer | Joan Newell | |
| Night Watchman | Frank Forsyth | |
| Royal | Michael Gough | |
| The Detective | Barry Linehan |
Footnotes
Dennis Waterman’s first film for Hammer was “The Pirates of Blood River” (1962). He also played Simon in “Scars of Dracula (1970).
Michael Gough played the butler Alfred in Warner Brothers “Batman” films.
Details were complied viewing the Episode.
Source of viewing copy – The Hammer Graveyard Collection