david warner played jack the ripper in time after time.
who played jack the ripper in time after time?
david warner
bullet::::- cary elwes as dr. jack york





























bullet::::- clare sims as lady ellen





























bullet::::- eliza murbach as lady sophie





























bullet::::- robert saunders as appleby





























bullet::::- france nuyen as madame li yu





























bullet::::- frances fisher as lady julia





























bullet::::- david warner as inspector harold langford. warner played jack the ripper in "time after time"





























bullet::::- deni delory as annie chapman





























bullet::::- marnie alton as elizabeth 'lizzie' stride





























bullet::::- colin skinner as worthington





























bullet::::- scott elam as lord reston





























bullet::::- mary ann skoll as mary jane kelly





























bullet::::- candice connelly as woman in cream dress





























bullet::::- brian linds as reporter
ripper (the outer limits)
"night after night after night" (1970) was a low-budget production that cast a high court judge (played by jack may) as a demented copycat ripper who attacks prostitutes in london's soho. throughout the 1970s and 1980s tenuous links with the ripper case were introduced into films for commercial reasons; sexploitation horror movies "blade of the ripper" (1970), "the ripper of notre dame" (1981) and "the new york ripper" (1982) have little relation to the ripper beyond the title. "the ripper of notre dame" was directed and co-written by jesús franco, whose "jack the ripper" (1976) stars klaus kinski as a murderous doctor whose mother was a prostitute. "what the swedish butler saw" (1975), in which jack the ripper hides in a photographic studio, is little more than softcore pornography. thrillers "jack the mangler of london" (1973), "fear city" (1984), "night ripper" (1986) and "jack's back" (1988) received poor reviews, as did the japanese pink film "assault! jack the ripper". "edge of sanity" (1989) is lent "post-"psycho" gravitas" by the casting of anthony perkins as "dr jekyll" and his alter-ego "jack hyde", but was still condemned by critics "as a tasteless exercise". the dolph lundgren vehicle "jill the ripper" (2000) reverses the traditional genders of victims and villains, with a female ripper and male victims.
jack the ripper in fiction