Jul 27, 2025
Ivanhoe (1952)
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Ivanhoe (1952)
Mr. Sardonicus (1961)
This purple doublet is an excellent example of how costumes are altered and adapted for new productions.
The costume likely originated with the 1955 film The Court Jester, where Basil Rathbone wore it as Sir Ravenhurst, though it is possible that it came from an earlier production, as The Court Jester did recycle some of its costumes.
The piece was used again in the 1961 film Snow White and the Three Stooges, where Guy Rolfe wore it as Count Olga. The costume underwent alterations to give it the look of having slashed sleeves.
Costume Credit: Snowgrouse
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DOLLS
USA/Italy
1986
Directed by Stuart Gordon
On February 28, 1992, The World, the Flesh, and The Devil and Mr. Sardonicus were screened as a double-feature on TNT's MonsterVision.
For your consideration for the new hot men, Guy Rolfe! Most probably know him for his contributions to the horror genre (Mr. Sardonicus in the 60s, Dolls and Puppet Master in the 80s and 90s), but even beyond that, regardless of whether he was working in horror, thriller, mystery, anything at all, he was a total smokeshow throughout his whole career!
GHOUL (noun) an evil spirit or phantom, especially one supposed to rob graves and feed on dead bodies.
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Guy Rolfe-Anita Ekberg "Detective con rubia" (The alphabet murders) 1965, de Frank Tashlin.