#FRANKENSTEINFRIDAY:
WE KICKED OFF this week's / morning's #FRANKENSTEINFRIDAY with this fine photograph of Peter Cushing taking a moment to reflect, on the set of 'Frankenstein
and the Monster from Hell' (in production at Elstree studios from 18th
September until 13th November 1973) I LOVE this photograph. I LOVE the
film too. Maybe the lease popular of the Cushing / Hammer /
Frankenstein series, with fans. Looking over the stats for this film
when posted here on this page too, the performance is a little
lack-luster too! I can never figure out why this film gets such a poor
reception? Surely the WIG can't be that a huge problem it affects, the
enjoyment of the film that badly? Maybe...someone can tell me why???
#FRANKENSTEINFRIDAY: The Evil of Frankenstein (1963) was Peter Cushing's only Frankenstein movie for Hammer films, that wasn't directed by Terence Fisher. There is no connection to the previous Frankenstein Hammer films, The Revenge of Frankenstein' A flashback creates a prior history that is wholly unrelated to the last Sangster Frankenstein script. For the U.S. television release there were additional scenes added, on finding that the film was some 15 mins short of the average movie time slot on US TV.. this would have an impact on the space available for TV advertisements! The INSERTS featured characters that didn't appear in the original film and have no inter-action with the main characters. Patrick Horgan plays a reporter who questions a doctor (Steven Geray) about Baron Frankenstein. There are also scenes of the deaf-mute girl (Tracy Stratford) and her parents (Maria Palmer and William Phipps), none of whom ever appear in the film again.....!
A NEW WEEKLY feature for a Friday night.....#THEFRIDAYNIGHTDILEMMA. The perfect birthday gift for your Cushing Fan Friend. BUDGET £10 (US $6) - £25. (US $12) Suggestions PLEASE!
IF YOU LIKE what you see here at our website, you'll love our daily themed posts at our PCAS FACEBOOK FAN PAGE. Just click that blue LINK and click LIKE when you get there, and help us reach our 30K following total for Peter Cushing BIRTHDAY on MAY 26th 2017 AND Help Keep The Memory Alive!
#FRANKENSTEINFRIDAY: The Evil of Frankenstein (1963) was Peter Cushing's only Frankenstein movie for Hammer films, that wasn't directed by Terence Fisher. There is no connection to the previous Frankenstein Hammer films, The Revenge of Frankenstein' A flashback creates a prior history that is wholly unrelated to the last Sangster Frankenstein script. For the U.S. television release there were additional scenes added, on finding that the film was some 15 mins short of the average movie time slot on US TV.. this would have an impact on the space available for TV advertisements! The INSERTS featured characters that didn't appear in the original film and have no inter-action with the main characters. Patrick Horgan plays a reporter who questions a doctor (Steven Geray) about Baron Frankenstein. There are also scenes of the deaf-mute girl (Tracy Stratford) and her parents (Maria Palmer and William Phipps), none of whom ever appear in the film again.....!
A NEW WEEKLY feature for a Friday night.....#THEFRIDAYNIGHTDILEMMA. The perfect birthday gift for your Cushing Fan Friend. BUDGET £10 (US $6) - £25. (US $12) Suggestions PLEASE!
IF YOU LIKE what you see here at our website, you'll love our daily themed posts at our PCAS FACEBOOK FAN PAGE. Just click that blue LINK and click LIKE when you get there, and help us reach our 30K following total for Peter Cushing BIRTHDAY on MAY 26th 2017 AND Help Keep The Memory Alive!
