The Sign of the Ram

A wheelchair-bound woman manipulates her family to a point where they suspect she may be unhinged.

Cast

Susan Peters

as Leah St. Aubyn

Alexander Knox

as Mallory St. Aubyn

Phyllis Thaxter

as Sherida Binyon

Peggy Ann Garner

as Christine St. Aubyn

Ron Randell

as Dr. Simon Crowdy

May Whitty

as Clara Brastock

Allene Roberts

as Jane St. Aubyn

Ross Ford

as Logan St. Aubyn

Diana Douglas

as Catherine Woolton

Gerald Hamer

as Vicar Woolton (uncredited)

Reviews

John Chard

The Tremerrion Tribulations. The Sign of the Ram is directed by John Sturges and adapted to screenplay from Margaret Ferguson's novel. It stars Susan Peters, Alexandev Knox, Phyllis Thaxter, Peggy Ann Garner, Ron Randell, Dame May Witty and Allene Roberts. Music is by Hans J. Salter and cinematog...

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