Inferno
When selfish and arrogant millionaire Donald Carson fractures his leg during a desert vacation, his wife, Geraldine, leaves with their friend Joseph Duncan to supposedly get help. However, the two of them are really lovers who are leaving Carson to die in the heat. Slowly, Carson realizes he is on his own and vows revenge on the traitorous couple. Having had a privileged life, Carson must now use his wits to stay alive.
Crew
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Paul Sawtell
Original Music Composer
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Don B. Greenwood
Property Master
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Dorothy Jeakins
Costume Design
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Lewis H. Creber
Art Direction
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Robert L. Simpson
Editor
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Lyle R. Wheeler
Art Direction
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Roy Ward Baker
Director
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Paul Stader
Stunts
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Lionel Newman
Music Director
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Ray Kellogg
Visual Effects
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Al Orenbach
Set Decoration
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Lucien Ballard
Director of Photography
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Roger Heman Sr.
Sound
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Carl Daniels
Boom Operator
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David Silver
Assistant Director
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Francis M. Cockrell
Writer
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Charles LeMaire
Wardrobe Supervisor
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F. Bud Mautino
Camera Operator
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Ben Nye
Makeup Artist
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Eli Dunn
Assistant Director
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Arthur von Kirbach
Sound
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Fred J. Rode
Set Dresser
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Ray Nolan
Still Photographer
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Wendell Jones
Best Boy Grip
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Emmy Eckhardt
Hairstylist
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Thomas Tuttle
Makeup Artist
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George Herrington
Wardrobe Master
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Sid Bowen
Unit Production Manager
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Bruce Hunsaker
Grip
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Kenneth T. Williams
Assistant Camera
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Z. Cummings
Sound
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William Maybery
Casting
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Hugh Crawford
Assistant Camera
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Stanley K. Scheuer
Script Supervisor
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Walter Whaley
Casting
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Jack Brown
Gaffer
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Abe Steinberg
Assistant Production Manager
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Edward B. Powell
Orchestrator
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William Bloom
Producer
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Ollie Hughes
Wardrobe Master
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