Stereophonic Conundrums - Trailers From Hell

What movie was the first to be released in stereophonic sound?

Duel in the Sun
Fantasia
On The Town

Three years before entering the legal profession he played a ghoulish gardener for Hitchcock.

Raymond Burr
E.G. Marshall
Edmond O'Brien

James Franco directed this film based on a novel by the screenwriter for To Have and Have Not

The Little Sister - Raymond Chandler
As I Lay Dying - William Faulkner
A Death in the Family - James Agee

This actor died with just three weeks left in production for this movie. His role was completed using CGI and a body double.

Richard Harris - The Viking Queen
Peter O'Toole - Hannibal
Oliver Reed - Gladiator

“You’re a cookie full of arsenic” is a line from this film… a movie so quotable, a character in Barry Levinson’s Diner does nothing but recite lines from it.

All About Eve
Sullivan's Travels
Sweet Smell of Success

The first film to win the Academy Award for Best Make Up.

American Werewolf in London (Rick Baker)
Altered States (Dick Smith)
Planet of the Apes (John Chambers)

"Honors flysis/Income beezis/Onches nobis/Inob keesis" is the nonsense phrase that is also the key to the mystery in this suspense comedy starring a future absent-minded professor.

Hold That Ghost
The Cat and the Canary
Murder He Says

This Oscar winning actor had his voice dubbed by Paul Frees in this quirky mystery movie based on a book by Philip MacDonald.

Frank Sinatra - The List of Adrian Messenger
Tony Curtis - The Maze
Donald Pleasance - The Dark Wheel

The long time duo of Christopher Lee and Peter Cushing first shared credits for this film - though they didn’t share any scenes.

The Pickwick Papers
Moulin Rouge
Hamlet

From the TFH Vault...

The smell of seaweed means the monsters are near in this sixties sci-fi film billed as "The First Horror Musical".

The Ghost in the Invisible Bikini
The Horror of Party Beach
The Beach Girls and the Monster