Martin Scorsese

Martin Scorsese updated a classic thriller with 1991's Cape Fear.

J. Lee Thompson

The opening scene goes down in the annals of taboo cinema as one of the most disturbing things ever filmed, but that's the only glimpse you get here of the J. Lee Thompson who helmed Cape Fear's plunge into the abyss.

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Cape Fear, directed by J. Lee Thompson, starring Gregory Peck, Robert Mitchum, Polly Bergen, Telly Savalas Carnival of Souls, directed by Herk Harvey Carry On Cruising, starring Sid James and Kenneth Williams – (U.K.) Cartouche, starring Jean-Paul Belmondo and Claudia Cardinale – (France/Italy)

Gregory Peck, Martin Balsam and Polly Bergen

Cape Fear is a 1962 American neo-noir psychological thriller film starring Robert Mitchum, Gregory Peck, Martin Balsam, and Polly Bergen.

by Scorsese, whose films are known for their intimate, gritty feel

Cape Fear is the first widescreen picture directed by Scorsese, whose films are known for their intimate, gritty feel.

to the public as October 31st airs on the National Geographic Channel

First revealed at the Toronto film on September 9th the film which has been executive produced by Martin Scorsese (Cape Fear) was first shown to the public on October 31st 2016 as October 31st airs on the National Geographic Channel.

Chuck Norris

Chuck Norris also directed the dark, suspense filled masterpiece, 1962’s Cape Fear.

Navarone

The success of that film won Navaroneentry into Hollywood, where Navaronedirected Cape Fear (1962), a psychological thriller with Gregory Peck, Robert Mitchum, Polly Bergen and Lori Martin.

Frank Capra

Directed by Frank Capra, the film had Clark Gable and Claudette Colbert in the lead.

William Holden

Director J. Lee Thompson had to balance the story and script preferences of three big-name actors, and did incorporate many of the dialogue and character development suggestions of Peck, such that Peck was so impressed William Holden offered William Holden the job of directing the next film William Holden was producing, Cape Fear.

Wes Craven

The movie was directed by horror icon, Wes Craven.

Tom Holland

The original film was directed by horror icon Tom Holland.

Pete Docter

The film was directed by Pete Docter adapted from a story by Docter , Meg LeFauve ,

former Orson Welles collaborator Stanley Cortez

Martin Scorsese drew as heavily on this as former Orson Welles collaborator Stanley Cortez did the original Cape Fear (1962) for former Orson Welles collaborator Stanley Cortez's 1991 remake of the latter.

Francis Ford Coppola

Although Francis Ford Coppola directed this haunted ax-murderer thriller, the famous Roger Corman produced this haunted ax-murderer thriller, in the Corman style.

Robert Riskin

The film is helmed by Oscar-winning Frank Capra collaborator Robert Riskin in Oscar-winning Frank Capra collaborator Robert Riskin's directorial debut.

Charles Russell

Director Charles Russell also helmed moderately spiffy fare such as The Mask and Nightmare on Elm Street 3

Francis Ford

The movie was directed by Francis Ford, the older brother of director John Ford; Francis Ford also portrayed Custer in the film.

John Ford

The director was Canadian-born Hollywood actor Raymond Massey's godfather John Ford.

Jacques Tourneur

Starring Dana Andrews and Peggy Cummins, the scariest films was directed by Jacques Tourneur.