Additional information for Frenzy, which has a domestic theatrical release set for June 21, 1972. The film is being distributed by Universal Pictures and has not yet been rated. Frenzy has a total running time of 116 minutes.
16
Argentina
M
Australia
VM14
Italy
16
Norway
14
Peru
PG
Singapore
15
Sweden
18
UK
16
West Germany
R
Canada
K-16
Finland
13
Spain
16
Iceland
12
Brazil
TV-14
USA
16
Germany
116min
Frenzy
Denmark
Frenzy
Finland
Frenzy
Finland
Frenzy
France
Frenzy
Italy
Frenzy
Sweden
Frenesí
Argentina
Frenesí
Mexico
Frenesí
Spain
Φρενίτις
Greece
Cinnet
Turkey
Frénésie
Canada
Frenesi
Brazil
Frenitis
Greece
Frenzy - solmiokuristaja
Finland
Perigo na Noite
Portugal
Szal
Poland
Téboly
Hungary
Vanvett
Sweden
May , 1972
France
May 25, 1972
UK
May 26, 1972
France
June 21, 1972
USA
July 17, 1972
Denmark
July 17, 1972
Sweden
July 29, 1972
Japan
August 28, 1972
Norway
September 12, 1972
West Germany
September 22, 1972
Belgium
November 14, 1972
Portugal
December 21, 1972
Spain
December 22, 1972
Finland
December 31, 1972
Poland
December , 1974
Turkey
November 18, 1999
Germany
October 08, 2008
France
June 20, 2009
Portugal
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A serial killer is murdering London women with a necktie. The police have a suspect... but he's the wrong man.
There is a serial killer working the streets in London raping and strangling women with a neck tie, the last of whom is discovered floating in the Thames. Richard Blaney (Jon Finch), a disillusioned former Royal Air Force officer working as a bartender, has just been fired for drinking on the job and is seeking career-direction with his bar-maid girlfriend Babs Milligan (Anna Massey). As Blaney hits the streets in search of another job he wanders to Covent Garden Market to chat with his friend Bob Rusk (Barry Foster), a local fruit dealer, to figure out what he will do. The police are clueless to the culprit in the ongoing crime and working on a solution casually speaking with Rusk whose sarcasm offsets the serious tone of the authorities. After having too many glasses of brandy, Blaney goes to see his ex-wife Brenda Blaney (Barbara Leigh-Hunt) whose matrimonial agency is moderately successful at putting people together. Brenda takes Blaney to dinner and surreptitiously puts money in his pockets which he discovers as he is sleeping the night at the local Salvation Army. When Brenda is raped and strangled by the necktie murderer the police suspect Blaney and a manhunt led by Chief Inspector Oxford (Alec McCowen) is initiated for him. Inspector Oxford seems to be experiencing his own form of gastronomical torture in his marriage with a wife experimenting in gourmet cooking by using her husband as a test subject. As the net tightens and the police eventually capture Blaney, suspicions arise in Oxford's mind about the possible true culprit.
Alfred Hitchcock
Director(s)
Arthur La Bern
Anthony Shaffer
Writer(s)
William Hill
associate producer
Alfred Hitchcock
producer
Producer(s)
Ron Goodwin
Composer(s)
Richard Ian Blaney
Jon Finch
Chief Inspector Oxford
Alec McCowen
Robert Rusk
Barry Foster
Hetty Porter
Billie Whitelaw
Babs Milligan
Anna Massey
Brenda Margaret Blaney
Barbara Leigh-Hunt
Felix Forsythe
Bernard Cribbins
Mrs. Oxford
Vivien Merchant
Sergeant Spearman
Michael Bates
Monica Barling
Jean Marsh
Johnny Porter
Clive Swift
Mrs. Davison
Madge Ryan
Gladys
Elsie Randolph
Mr. Usher - Solicitor in Pub
Gerald Sim
Sir George
John Boxer
Neville Salt
George Tovey
Hotel Porter
Jimmy Gardner
Doctor in Pub
Noel Johnson
Victim
Susan Travers
Man in Crowd (uncredited)
Joby Blanshard
Spectator at Opening Rally (uncredited)
Gerry Cowper
Maisie - Barmaid (uncredited)
June Ellis
Covent Garden Lorry Driver (uncredited)
Harry Fielder
Undetermined Role (uncredited)
Drewe Henley
Spectator at Opening Rally (uncredited)
Alfred Hitchcock
Hospital Patient (uncredited)
Robert Keegan
Barman (uncredited)
Bunny May
Small role (uncredited)
Margaret Nolan
Covent Garden - Taxi Driver (uncredited)
James Payne
Jim (uncredited)
Michael Sheard
Police Driver (uncredited)
Jack Silk
Man (uncredited)
Colin Spaull
Boy at the Thames (uncredited)
Paul Tropea
Mrs. Rusk (uncredited)
Rita Webb
Truck Driver (uncredited)
Richard Wyler
Detective (uncredited)
Jeremy Young
Director(s)
Anthony Shaffer
Writer(s)
associate producer
Alfred Hitchcock
producer
Producer(s)
Composer(s)
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