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William Castle (1914–1977) was an American film director, producer, and actor. William Castle may also refer to: William Castle (shipbuilder) (c. 1615-1681) English shipbuilder for the Royal Navy; William Castle (tenor) (1836–1909), English tenor active in the United States; William B. Castle (1814–1872), American politician from Ohio
William B. Castle was a longtime member of the Vestry and Senior Warden of the St. John's Episcopal Church (Cleveland, Ohio). There is a large historic marker on the eastern wall of the church in his honor. Dates for the marriages of his children are in the memorial stained glass windows of St. John's. Mayor Castle was interred beneath an obelisk in the Castle family plot at the
William, then aged 15, together with his 12-year-old brother and their father, was staying at Balmoral Castle at the time. The following morning, Charles informed William and Harry of their mother's death. [23] William was reportedly uncertain as to whether he should walk behind his mother's coffin during the funeral procession.
William Ernest Castle was born on a farm in Ohio and took an early interest in natural history.He graduated in 1889 from Denison University in Granville, Ohio, a Baptist college that emphasized classics, and went on to become a teacher of Latin at Ottawa University in Ottawa, Kansas, where he published his first paper on the flowering plants of the area.
Castle Williams was designed and erected between 1807 and 1811 under the direction of Lieutenant Colonel (later Colonel) Jonathan Williams, Chief Engineer of the Corps of Engineers and first Superintendent of the United States Military Academy at West Point, New York. Williams was also a relative of Benjamin Franklin. [2]
Spine Tingler! premiered at the 2007 American Film Institute's AFI Fest and was awarded the Audience Award for Best Documentary. [2] [3] It received many other festival honors [4] and was released as part of the William Castle box set [5] in 2009 by Sony Pictures Home Entertainment.
William Castle added a gimmick to most of his films over the next ten years. Casting . Actress Joan Marshall was cast in the dual role of Emily/Warren, credited under the stage name Jean Arless. [3] [4] This led some publications to erron ...
