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Burke & Hare
Directed by	Vernon Sewell
Produced by	Guido Coen
Screenplay by	Ernle Bradford
Starring	Derren Nesbitt; Harry Andrews; Glynn Edwards; Yootha Joyce; Françoise Pascal
Music by	Roger Webb
Cinematography	Desmond Dickinson
Edited by	John Colville
Production; company	Armitage Films; Kenneth Shipman Productions
Distributed by	United Artists Corporation (Theatrical, UK); New World Pictures (Theatrical, USA)
Release date	3 February 1972 (London, UK); ; ; ; ;
Running time	91 mins
Country	United Kingdom
Language	English

Burke & Hare, sometimes called Burke and Hare or The Horrors of Burke and Hare, is a 1971 horror film, directed by Vernon Sewell, and starring Derren Nesbitt, Harry Andrews, and Glynn Edwards. It is based on the Burke and Hare murders, and was the last film to be directed by Vernon Sewell.

Screenplay

In Edinburgh in the 1820s, surgeon Dr Knox (Harry Andrews) employs graverobbers Burke and Hare (Derren Nesbitt and Glynn Edwards) to supply fresh corpses for his anatomical lectures at the medical academy. When graveyard supplies run low, the industrious pair turn to murder to keep the business going.

Derren Nesbitt - Burke
Harry Andrews - Dr Knox
Glynn Edwards - Hare
Yootha Joyce - Mrs Hare
Françoise Pascal - Marie
Yutte Stensgaard - Janet
Robin Hawdon - Lord Angus McPhee
Alan Tucker - Arbuthnot
Dee Shenderey - Mrs Burke
Joan Carol - Madame Thompson
Paul Greaves - Ferguson
David Pugh - Daft Jamie
James Hayter - Dr Selby
Thomas Heathcote - Paterson
Duncan Lamont - Dr Saint

The eponymous theme song, which opens and closes the film, was written by Roger Webb with lyrics by Norman Newell, and performed by English comedy/musical trio The Scaffold.

Allmovie wrote, "the producers opted for sexploitation over gruesome horror, but the end result is decidedly dull"; and the Radio Times agreed, writing, "the accent is on sleazy sexploitation and bawdy comedy rather than anything truly macabre or frightening. Arguably the worst film adaptation of the exploits of the notorious West Port serial killers"; whereas Fantastic Movie Musings and Ramblings wrote, "I like it well enough, largely due to some interesting dialogue and energetic direction from Vernon Sewell, whose credits include The Blood Beast Terror and Curse of the Crimson Altar...The performances are also fun; in particular, Harry Andrews gives a memorable performance as Dr Knox, who wears an eyepatch and regales his friends with off-color jokes. I was pleasantly surprised by this one, as I wasn't expecting much."