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The Bride of Frankenstein by Haining, Peter (editor); Shelley, Mary; Preston, Guy is a work of fiction available to read on EtoBox.
What is The Bride of Frankenstein about?
Carlos Clarens, the American historian who spoke so highly of King Kong, has similarly praised The Bride Of Frankenstein (1935), the first of the many sequels to Universals Frankenstein. In his book, he declares unequivocally, The Bride Of Frankenstein is, along with King Kong, Hollywoods finest moment of unbridled imagination. This matches my own estimation of the movie, which is why it is represented here. The sequel to the story of the mad scientist Frankenstein and his creation of a monster came about as a direct result of the enormous success of the original. Universal Pictures again called in scriptwriter John L Balderston, to find a way of reviving the creature who had last been seen perishing in a fire in an old mill. He came up with the idea that the monster had actually escaped the flames by falling through the mill floor into a flooded cellar and it was from there that he arose to start another reign of terror, while trying at the same time to win the heart of the bride who had been created in the same manner as himself The beautiful Elsa Lanchester, the wife of Charles Laughton, was an inspired choice for this title part. A long with Boris Karlo
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- Haining, Peter (editor); Shelley, Mary; Preston, Guy
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- EN
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- work of fiction
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