who played boss hogg dukes of hazzard?
Sorell Booke
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 In between Carlton @-@ Browne of the F.O. and I 'm All Right Jack , Sellers starred in The Mouse That Roared , a film in which Jean Seberg also appeared , and was directed by Jack Arnold . He played three leading and distinct roles : the elderly Grand Duchess , the ambitious Prime Minister and the innocent and clumsy farm boy selected to lead an invasion of the United States . The film received universal and high praise by critics . 

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 By the mid @-@ 1960s Terry @-@ Thomas was tiring of the Hollywood lifestyle , and , during the latter half of the 1960s , he worked with European filmmakers , returning occasionally to the US when he was filming there . In one of his French @-@ produced films , La Grande Vadrouille , he played Sir Reginald , a stranded Royal Air Force pilot travelling through occupied France with characters played by Bourvil and Louis de Funès . The film , released in 1966 , held the record for highest box @-@ office takings in France until 2004 , and it remains " one of the most popular films with television audiences in France " . Terry @-@ Thomas undertook a number of roles with the Italian cinema industry . For one of the Italian @-@ produced films , the 1967 farce Arabella , he played four parts and used " the help of wigs , moustaches and lashings of Max Factor " to help achieve the different characterisations , which were all with the Italian actress Virna Lisi . 

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 Colin Clive and Boris Karloff reprised their roles from Frankenstein as creator and creation , respectively . Hobson recalled Clive 's alcoholism had worsened since filming the original , but Whale did not recast the role because his " hysterical quality " was necessary for the film . Karloff strongly objected to the decision to allow the Monster to speak . " Speech ! Stupid ! My argument was that if the monster had any impact or charm , it was because he was inarticulate – this great , lumbering , inarticulate creature . The moment he spoke you might as well ... play it straight . " This decision also meant that Karloff could not remove his dental plate , so now his cheeks did not have the sunken look of the original film . Whale and the studio psychiatrist selected 44 simple words for the Monster 's vocabulary by looking at test papers of ten @-@ year @-@ olds working at the studio . Dwight Frye returned to play the doctor 's assistant , Karl , having played the hunchback Fritz in the original . Frye also filmed a scene as an unnamed villager and the role of " Nephew Glutz " , a man who murdered his uncle and blamed the death on the Monster . Boris Karloff is credited simply as KARLOFF , which was Universal 's custom during the height of his career . Elsa Lanchester is credited for Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley , but in a nod to the earlier film , the Monster 's bride is credited only as " ? " just as Boris Karloff had been in the opening credits of Frankenstein . 

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 The script was refined further by director Val Guest , who cut 30 pages from Landau 's script . One of Guest 's key contributions to the script was to tailor the dialogue to suit the brusque style of star Brian Donlevy . With an American actor cast as Quatermass , Guest reverted Briscoe to a British character and reinstated Quatermass 's title of professor . Guest also adapted some sections of the script in response to the concerns of the BBFC . Further stylistic changes were sought by the BBC who retained a script approval option after the sale of the rights and asked Nigel Kneale to work on their suggested changes , much to his indignation . Kneale was tasked with rewriting any scenes featuring BBC announcers to match the BBC 's news reporting style . 

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 Having finally embraced film @-@ making , Gielgud appeared in six films in 1967 – 69 . His most substantial role was Lord Raglan in Tony Richardson 's The Charge of the Light Brigade . His other roles , in films including Michael Anderson 's The Shoes of the Fisherman ( 1968 ) and Richard Attenborough 's Oh ! What a Lovely War ( 1969 ) were cameo appearances in character roles . 
