Sam Wrote:Holy neck bolts!! I'd never heard of Fritz before. From what I can tell, Fritz died in Frankenstein, so the doc had to get him a new asst. for The Bride of Frankenstein and the next movie in the trilogy. Don't know if that's accurate but best I can tell.
Kenji Asakura Wrote:Only I know Frankenstein movie is Robert DeNiro and Kenneth Branah version. (
Kenji Asakura Wrote:Only I know Frankenstein movie is Robert DeNiro and Kenneth Branah version. I had no opportunity see old Frankenstein. Robert DeNiro is good actor,but he sometimes over-acting. But I like this version. Does anyone seen this movie?I did not like the Robert DeNiro version of Frankenstein at all. Over-acting may have had something to do with it. It was also poorly written.
BTW, When I went to see this movie's opening day, Robert DeNiro came to Japan, and he did speech on stage! That day was happy day! ....but I regretted not having camera!
Quote:Dwight Frye played Fritz in Frankenstein and Karl in Bride of F; but not until Son of F was the assistant called Ygor (played by Lugosi).
Quote:Kenji, you MUST see the original 1931 Frankenstein and the Bride of Frankenstein. See them back to back since they are really one movie - the second picks up right at the moment the first ends. Bride is the better of the two, a visually stunning film with a great score by Franz Waxman.
fpw Wrote:Kenji, you MUST see the original 1931 Frankenstein and the Bride of Frankenstein. See them back to back since they are really one movie - the second picks up right at the moment the first ends. Bride is the better of the two, a visually stunning film with a great score by Franz Waxman.
fpw Wrote:Dwight Frye played Fritz in Frankenstein and Karl in Bride of F; but not until Son of F was the assistant called Ygor (played by Lugosi).