other involuntary donors. Simon and Sarah watch silently as Frankenstein starts tidying up the laboratory while pondering who should be first to "donate". Cast Peter Cushing as Baron Victor Frankenstein / Dr. Carl Victor Shane Briant as Dr. Simon Helder Madeline Smith as Sarah "Angel" Klauss David Prowse as the Creature / Herr Schneider John Stratton as Asylum Director Adolf Klauss Michael Ward as Transvest Elsie Wagstaff as Wild one Norman Mitchell as Police Sergeant Clifford Mollison as Judge Patrick Troughton as Bodysnatcher Philip Voss as Ernst Christopher Cunningham as Hans Charles Lloyd-Pack as Professor Durendel Andria Lawrence as Brassy girl Lucy Griffiths as Old hag Bernard Lee as Tarmut Sydney Bromley as Muller Jerold Wells as Landlord Sheila Dunion as Gerda Mischa de la Motte as Twitch Norman Atkyns as Smiler Victor Woolf as Letch Winifred Sabine as Mouse Janet Hargreaves as Chatter Peter Madden as Coach driver Production This was the sixth and last time that Peter Cushing portrayed the role of Baron Victor Frankenstein, a part he originated in 1957's The Curse of Frankenstein. Cushing had long been known throughout his career for his meticulous attention to detail, even in the planned handling and usage of props. For this film, he helped to design the wig that he wore, but years afterward regretted the outcome, and apparently quipped that it made him look like the American stage and screen star Helen Hayes. Cushing's dedication to the role was never truly dampened, however; even at the age of 59 and in poor health, he still insisted upon performing a stunt which required him to leap from a tabletop onto the hulking creature's back, spinning wildly in circles to subdue the monster gone amok with a sedative. Apart from an uncredited cameo in the 1967 James Bond spoof Casino Royale, David Prowse made his second appearance as a Frankenstein laboratory creation in this film, his first having been in The Horror of Frankenstein. He is the only actor to have played a Hammer Frankenstein's monster more than once. During the DVD commentary session for this movie, Prowse said that his daily transformation into "the Monster from Hell" went fairly quickly, being able to suit up and pull on the mask in only about 30 minutes – whereas his time in the make-up chair for his previous Hammer monster role typically required several tedious hours. Prowse and Cushing later costarred