The Terror

Only Boris Karloff is named, though Jack Nicholson and Sandra Knight (Mrs. Nicholson at the time) are featured, in the trailer for The Terror, 1963, featuring scenes directed by Francis Ford Coppola and Monte Hellman, though producer Roger Corman alone is credited.

With little explanation, French Lieutenant Duvalier (Jack Nicholson) roams a Baltic coast (actually near Big Sur) passes out, then meets the charming, if jumpy, Helene (Sandra Knight, who was married to Nicholson at the time), opening Roger Corman's The Terror, 1963.

In their first meeting, stranded French Lt. Duvalier (Jack Nicholson) queries Baron Von Leppe (Boris Karloff) about lodgings and various unexplained events, early in producer-director Roger Corman's The Terror, 1963.

Emphasizing some of his greatest resources, producer and credited director Roger Corman offers Boris Karloff, some location shooting, and big sets from earlier American-International features, in the opening to The Terror, 1963, also starring Jack Nicholson.