
Trailer
Plot summary
Phyllis Allenby lives at the Allenby Mansion in London with her aunt Martha Winthrop, the housekeeper Hannah and her cousin Carol. She is engaged to the barrister Barry Lanfield, and their wedding is close. In the park nearby, someone has been killing people and leaving them with their throats torn. At Scotland Yard the talk turns to werewolves, while Inspector Pierce looks hard at the mansion on the edge of the park. Phyllis believes the legend of the Allenby curse, and she is afraid that she is the figure seen going toward the park at night. Martha Winthrop calls the legend nonsense. Phyllis breaks off the engagement, and Barry begins to look into the case himself.
Cast
Don Porteras Barry Lanfield
June Lockhartas Phyllis Allenby
Sara Hadenas Martha Winthrop
Jan Wileyas Carol Winthrop
Lloyd Corriganas Detective Latham
Dennis Hoeyas Inspector Pierce
Martin Kosleckas Dwight Severn
Eily Malyonas Hannah, the Housekeeper
Frederick Worlockas Park Patrol Constable-in-Charge Ernie Hobbs
Clara Blandickas Mrs. McBroom (uncredited)
James Finlaysonas Constable (uncredited)
Olaf Hyttenas Constable Alfred (uncredited)
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about She-Wolf of London (1946)
Can contain spoilers, watch the movie first.
- Don Porter recalled that during process shooting of a buggy scene the set was closed so the crew could not get away to Christmas parties on other sets; the crew nearly starved and smuggled in sandwiches before finally getting the process shot right.
- Una O'Connor was initially set to be in the cast of She-Wolf of London but was dropped in favor of Eily Malyon.
- Don Porter recalled that the "bee smoke" used in the park scenes made it hard to talk, and that trying to deliver lines while keeping from choking was a little difficult.





















