HERE IS THIS WEEKS TUESDAY TOUGHY! SUSSEX, PETER CUSHING A HAUNTING A WEREWOLF AND A CASTLE? WHAT IS THE CONNECTION? Here is a clue: All FIVE things point to a past Peter Cushing project. FIND the title of that past project, and you have nailed it!
ANSWERS
to last week's TUESDAY TOUGHY: 1: The film Christopher Lee was helping
to promote was 'Funny Man' 2: Peter Cushing is playing Count Gerard De
Merret in the TV adaption of Balzac's 'La Grande Breteche', in Orson
Welles Great Mysteries in 1973. 3: The country that linked these
questions was FRANCE
THE APPEARANCES OF THE WIG! You
have to have a keen idea, know the costumes or good memory of press
photographs from the films, but here are the THREE appearances of the
hair piece that Peter Cushing called, 'The Helen Hayes Wig'. I don't
think the cinema going public and those who watched Orson Welles Great
Mysteries took too much notice at the time, when the wig appeared, but
ceratinly since voices and opinions can be heard on the net, the vote on
the wig, is quite negative. It's interest to note that, even though
Cushing made a joke about the wig, the choice of using the hair piece
was actually Peter's!!
RAISING HAIR PROBLEMS! MORE on DRACULA'S HAIR and MANY OTHERS in our FEATURE at the website : HERE!
MANY OF YOU chose Amicus films, 'And Now, the Screaming Starts' or 'Frankenstein and
the Monster from Hell', where Peter wore that same wig! The costume, is
the giveaway. Well done to everyone who had a go! Most got Funny Man, but the wig threw most of you . .
