Stanley (1972)
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1h 47m
A reclusive Seminole Indian and Vietnam veteran lives in isolation with a collection of snakes in the Florida Everglades. When pushed too far by outsiders, his quiet world begins to unravel. Set against a swampy backdrop, the story unfolds with an eerie stillness that gradually turns unsettling. Released in 1972, the film leans on atmosphere, regional flavor, and its cold-blooded companions to drive the tension.
Cast:
Chris Robinson as Tim Ockopee
Alex Rocco as Richard Thomkins
Steve Alaimo as Crail Denning
Susan Carroll as Susie Tomkins
Mark Harris as Bob Wilson
Reuben Greene as Crail’s Assistant
Paul Avery as Harry
Betty Anne Rees as Gloria
Wayne Crawford as Sheriff
Ted Margo as Sid
Produced by:
William Grefé – Director and Producer
William Loos – Score (reported)
Post Production Associates – Music Credit
Red Jacobs – Executive Production (Crown International)
Ivan Tors Studios – Filming Location Support
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