Description: THE CURSE OF FRANKENSTEIN. Fantasy horror. Notes. New York City opened midnight Aug 7 1957 [NYT]. Reissued Oct 1964 on a double feature with Horror of Dracula by Seven Arts Pictures NSS R64/371. Per AFI: UK. Clarion Film Productions / Hammer Film Productions, Ltd.; US distributed by Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc. Source: Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley, Frankenstein; or, the Modern Prometheus (London, 1818). Produced at Bray Studios, Windsor, England. London opened May 2 1957. San Diego opened Jul 10 1957, Los Angeles opened Jul 17 1957, New York City opened Aug 7 1957; RCA Sound Recording; Eastmancolour by Humphries Laboratories Ltd; 1.85:1 widescreen ratio; PCA No 18481. © Jul 7 1957 Clarion Film Productions [LP12108]. Per Kinsey [2008] : Principal photography Nov 19 1956 - Jan 3 1957 at Bray Studios. UK distributed by Warner Bros.; Eastmancolour; 82 min; Certificate “X.” UK premiere May 2 1957 at Warner Theatre, Leicester Square. UK general release May 20 1957 with Woman of Rome. US released May 1957 with X the Unknown distributed by Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc. Abridged on-screen credits: Warner Bros Pictures presents. The Curse of Frankenstein. Starring Peter Cushing. Hazel Court. Robert Urquhart by permission of A. B. P. C. And Christopher Lee as the Creature. Valerie Gaunt. Melvyn Hayes. Paul Hardtmuth. Fred Johnson. Noel Hood. Michael Mulcaster. Alex Gallier. Claude Kingston. Screenplay by Jimmy Sangster. Based on the classic story by Mary W. Shelley. Director of Photography ... Jack Asher, B.S.C. Directed by Terence Fisher. [End Credits] Cast. Victor Frankenstein … Peter Cushing. Elizabeth … Hazel Court. Paul Krempe … Robert Urquhart. Creature … Christopher Lee. Young Victor … Melvyn Hayes. Justine … Valerie Gaunt. Professor Bernstein … Paul Hardtmuth. Aunt … Noel Hood. Grandpa … Fred Johnson. Little Boy … Claude Kingston. Priest … Alex Gallier. Warder … Michael Mulcaster. Burgomaster … Andrew Leigh. Wife … Ann Blake. Young Elizabeth … Sally Walsh. Lecturer … Middleton Woods. Uncle … Raymond Ray. This is an ORIGINAL 8"x10" (approx.) ca 1965 EUROPEAN Black and White Still. This Still is from a European source group which I believe were most likely struck ca 1965 in conjunction with the Seven Arts reissue of the film through more regional distributors in Europe. Since Seven Arts controlled the reissue, this would explain why almost all Stills seen have the original Still number trimmed away. The Stills probably were struck in Europe from a later generation negative and are not as sharp as the US released Stills. All seen in this grouping are a uniform 8"x10" size. A true photographic Still, not a computer generated print or scan. This is an Original ca 1965 Still used to promote the film on its European reissue. In general, shipping costs for similar items can be combined AT NO ADDITIONAL CHARGE. Photos shown are of the actual item for sale. Powered by SixBit's eCommerce Solution
Price: 5 USD
Location: Blue Bell, Pennsylvania
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Industry: Movies
Object Type: Photograph
Original/Reproduction: Original
Size: 8"x10"
Country/Region of Manufacture: Unknown
Style: Black & White
Modified Item: No
Year: 1950-59
