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It's Frankenstein Day at the Bodleian Library in Oxford, England (via ReadySteadyBook). Mary Shelley's original "Frankenstein" manuscripts are on display, and scholar Charles E. Robinson will speak about his new edition, "The Original Frankenstein," which may at last show what... ...
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There's meant to be a Netherlands release of YOUNG Frankenstein out on October 8th. Can anyone give me any info about it? Really wanted this and once... ...
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Come Halloween, couples get a kick out of dressing as torrid lovers Bonnie and Clyde, Romeo and Juliet—and perhaps most alluring—Frankenstein and his twisted bride. Elsa Lanchester’s turn as the Bride of Frankenstein in 1935 is surely one of the most memorable portrayals in horror flick history, with Helena Bonham Carter’s performance in Mary Shelley’s [...] ...
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Guillermo Del Toro va a poner patas arriba la novela gótica de Mary Shelley. Aunque su trabajo está ahora monopolizado por ‘los Hobbits’, las dos precuelas de la saga de ‘El Señor de los Anillos’, que [...] ... Source: www.ropeofsilicon.com --- 1 day ago
The essential version of one of the best comedies of all-time ... Source: www.firstshowing.net --- 4 days ago
Guillermo del Toro doesn't ever really need an introduction. If you're even remotely a fan of movies, you know of the guy. And if you're fan of good movies (e.g. Pan's Labyrinth), he's probably on your list of favorite directors. Either way, the creative mastermind behind the Hellboy series is definitely going to engrave his name in the tomes of motion pictures with his upcoming take on the The Hobbit, alongside Peter Jackson. Lord of the Rings certainly set the bar, and despite Hobbit dropping in 2011, I bet we're all anxiously waiting to see what del Toro can do. Thanks to an appearance at the New York Film Festival (via ComingSoon), we have some new insight into the massive two-film production and more. On Preparing for The Hobbit: "I find you have to discipline yourself to write in the morning, and then watch and read in the afternoons stuff that seems ... ... Source: www.filmschoolrejects.com --- 4 days ago
Since we here at FSR have the uncanny ability to predict the news cycle, we put the spotlight on the 1931 classic Frankenstein as part of our 31 Days of Horror and our weekly Old Ass Movies Feature. Turns out that just last night, fanboy favorite Guillermo del Toro was ... ... Source: www.islandpacket.com --- 1 day ago
Turn to any classic rock station these days, and chances are good it'll be just a few minutes before you'll hear the heart-pumping guitar intro of Edgar Winter's "Frankenstein." ... Source: www.slashfilm.com --- 5 days ago
I’m not sure Guillermo del Toro will ever get to make his big screen adaptation of Frankenstein. After the director tackles The Hobbit films, he will return to a dining room filled with overflowing plates of projects he has already committed to. And the fact of the matter is that this horror remake is probably [...] ... Source: www.therealitycheck.org --- 9 days ago
One of the more memorable phrases from recent political history is “DOA”. A politician announced, during a recent session of Congress, there was no need to even bother sending the bill over for a vote because it was “DOA”, Dead on Arrival. The phrase immediately made its way into the modern political lexicon as even [...] ... Source: www.unm.edu --- 9 days ago
Performance based on the most famous horror story of all time UNMs Department of Theatre and Dance opens its 2008-09 Main Stage Season with Frankenstein, by R.N. Sandberg, directed by Assistant Professor Kristen Loree. Frankenstein runs Friday, Oct. 3 through Saturday, Oct. 11, in Rodey Theatre, UNM Center for the Arts.... ... Source: www.filmschoolrejects.com --- 5 days ago
Every week, Film School Rejects presents a film that was made before you were born and tells you why you should like it. This week, Old Ass Movies presents: Frankenstein (1931) There's no list of classic horror - or even classic films - that's complete without mentioning James Whale's vision for Mary ... ... Source: geeksofdoom.com --- 2 days ago
During a festival from The New Yorker, Guillermo del Toro spoke about The Hobbit and also about Frankenstein , which is one of endless projects he has waiting for him on the other side. Many questions were asked, but because it's so far out, del Toro had to remain silent even though he's very anxious to share. Guillermo is, however, able to discuss how he sees things and what inspires him. With this he explained how he draws inspiration from real life, like for The Hobbit , he looks at things like World War I and draws from that because he believes The Hobbit was born of that generation. He also was also able to discuss some thoughts on Smaug, which is a character many are excited about [...] ... Source: shocktillyoudrop.com --- 5 days ago
Guillermo del Toro appeared on Saturday night at the Director's Guild of America in midtown Manhattan as part of The New Yorker Festival series of talks. ComingSoon.net was in attendance and got the following quotes on Frankenstein and more. ... Source: www.readysteadybook.com --- 3 minutes ago
Short notice, I know (this is happening, erm, today ): A special one-day event will celebrate the launch of The Original Frankenstein , the latest Bodleian Library publication. Frankenstein Day at the Bodleian Library will take place on 7 October 2008. Events include: a special display of Mary Shelley's original manuscripts; a lecture by Charles E. Robinson, the author of the new edition and a book launch with Brian Aldiss as guest speaker ( more... ) ... Source: www.elestreno.com --- 3 days ago
El director Guillermo del Toro comentó recientemente sobre sus planes para realizar una nueva versión cinematográfica de la legendaria novela Frankenstein. Frankenstein podría resucitar una vez más de la mano de Guillermo del Toro Del Toro se encuentra sumamente ocupado en estos momentos, recabando información y leyendo todo lo posible para obtener ideas que incoporar a los [...] ... Source: bookchronicle.wordpress.com --- 2 days ago
“You will rejoice to hear that no disaster has accompanied the commencement of an enterprise which you have regarded with such evil forebodings.” I reread Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein using the same Dover edition from my sophomore year in high school that I originally read from. It’s a green and read marbled cover that looks very much [...] ... Find more results for Frankenstein on RSSMicro.com |
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Mel Brooks 's Young Frankenstein , No. 13 on the American Film Institute 's "100 Funniest Films of All Time," will be out on DVD on Oct. 7. The Broadway version is still running, but it’s pretty hard to top the film for big laughs, outright sass and comic greats -- like Gene Wilder (in the title role), Marty Feldman (as his hunch-backed assistant), Madeline Kahn (as Wilder’s girlfriend/financier), Cloris Leachman (as the castle’s maid), Peter Boyle (as the monster), and of course, the darling, and also naturally funny, Teri Garr (as Wilder’s unsure but willing and sexy assistant). I spoke with Garr, one of Hollywood’s most talented, down-to-earth, and beloved stars, by phone. So how did you get the part in Young Frankenstein? I read that all the agents in town sent their people to the auditions, and that there were more than 500 girls that tried out for the roles. I just went to the audition with all those other girls. I did OK and I got called back. But it was for the Madeline Kahn part, Gene’s financier/girlfriend. But then he (Mel) called me back and he said that he wanted Madeline to do it, but she didn’t want to do it. And I said, “She must be nuts.” Mel said, “Well, come back anyway. Madeline says she’s not going to do it, but she’s going to do it. You can try out for the part of Inga, the assistant. Come in tomorrow, but you have to speak with a German accent.” ...
Fall into the Halloween season with The City of Winter Park and Enzian Theatre tonight for “Popcorn Flicks” when they present the hilarious Mel Brooks comedy, Young Frankenstein (1974), starring Gene Wilder as the delirious Dr. Frankenstein. Billed as “The scariest comedy of all time!” this is a Halloween favorite that is not to be missed! And the cast is star studded including: Peter Boyle, Marty Feldman, Cloris Leachman, Gene Hackman, Madeline Kahn and Terri Garr. Did I mention that it’s a Mel Brooks film?! “Popcorn Flicks” are presented in Central Park, located on Park Avenue in Winter Park , and are always free and open to the public. Plus, bring a blanket and your picnic basket for a cozy night under the stars! The flick starts at 8 p.m. tonight but if you show up around sunset you can grab the best spot for your personal party. To find out more about “Popcorn Flicks” visit the Enzian online at enzian.org . ...