Cycle Monster Legacy - Bride Of Frankenstein (1935)

BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN (LA NOVIA DE FRANKENSTEIN)



YEAR: 1935



RUNING TIME: 75 Min.



COUNTRY: EEUU



DIRECTED BY: James Whale.



WRITING CREDIT: William Hurlbut, John L. Balderston based on the novel Frankenstein of Mary Shelley.



MUSIC: Franz Waxman, Franz Schubert (Ave Maria, Op.52 No. 6).



CINEMATOGRAPHY: John J. Mescall.



MONTAGE: Ted J. Kent.



MAKEUP: Otto Lederer, Jack P. Pierce



CAST: Boris Karloff (El monstruo), Colin Clive (Dr. Henry Frankenstein), Valerie Hobson (Elizabeth Frankenstein), Ernest Thesiger (Dr. Pretorius),

Elsa Lanchester (Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley/La novia del monstruo), Gavin Gordon (Lord Byron), Douglas Walton (Percy B. Shelley), Una O?Connor (Minnie/

sirvienta en Villa Diodati), E.E. Clive (alcalde), Lucien Prival, O.P. Heggie, Dwight Frye, Reginald Barlow, Walter Brennan, John Carradine, Marilyn Harris?





COMPANY: Universal Pictures



IMDB: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0026138/




SINOPSIS: Forget 'The Godfather II'. Forget 'The Empire Strikes Back'. This is THE greatest example of a sequel surpassing the original. Coming four years

after the original 'frankenstein' in 1931, James Whale was originally reluctant to make a sequal but changed his mind after being allowed to make the film

more on his own terms. No other director has ever managed to blend horror, comedy and pathos as successfully Whale. The film features some of the most

memorable scenes in cinema history notably the monster's encounter with a lonely hermit and the introduction of 'The Bride'. The film has it all: superb

casting, tremendous sets and make up, memorable dialogue ("To a new world of Gods and monsters") and a brilliant score by Franz Waxman. Boris Karloff must

surely be one of the greatest actors to ever appear on film. He manages to improve on his characterisation of the Monster, due mainly to the addition of

dialogue ("Friends, good!"), and, unlike in the first movie, actually makes us feel sorry for the Monster. Colin Clive returns as the reluctant Doctor F, Una

O'Connor makes a wonderful addition as the twittering and hysterical Minnie, but it is Ernest Thesiger who steals the film with his hillarious performance

("Have a cigar. They are my only weakness") as the sinister Dr. Pretorious. Although Elsa Lanchester appears as the Bride for only about 2 minutes at the

film's finale, it will be the role for which she is forever associated. The film is regarded as the high point of the Universal horror series and stands as a

testament to the genius of James Whale.



DATA OF THE DVD



AUDIO (CODEC): 2.0 Mono



FORMAT (PAL O NTSC): Pal



LANGUAGES: Espa±ol, Inglés, Italiano



SUBS: Inglés, Italiano, Espa±ol, Portugués, Croata, Serbio, Esloveno, Polaco





IMAGE: FullFrame 1.33:1



EXTRAS: interactive menu, Theatrical trailer, Direct access to scene, Lives! Creating The Bride Of Frankenstein, Comment of fund Scott MacQueen, File of The

Bride Of Frankenstein



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