Bride of the Monster (1955) | |
| Director(s) | Edward D. Wood Jr. |
| Producer(s) | Donald E. McCoy (executive), Tony McCoy (associate), Edward D. Wood Jr. |
| Top Genres | Horror, Science Fiction |
| Top Topics | Mad Scientists, Monster |
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Bride of the Monster (1955) was a Horror - Science Fiction Film directed by Edward D. Wood Jr. and produced by Tony McCoy, Edward D. Wood Jr. and Donald E. McCoy.
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Bride of the Monster
By Michael on Aug 1, 2011 From Le Mot du CinephiliaqueThe following is my contribution to Forgotten Classics of Yesteryear's Monster Movie Mania Blogathon. Bride of the Monster (Edward D. Wood Jr., 1955) This Science-fiction meets horror meets Monster flick extravaganza by the infamously worst director of all time, Ed Wood, tells the story ... Read full article
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Dr. Eric Vornoff:
One is always considered MAD, if one discovers something that others cannot grasp!
Dr. Eric Vornoff: Don't mind Lobo. He's as harmless as a kitten.
Janet Lawton: When did I tell you my name?
Dr. Eric Vornoff: You didn't. But since you were unconscious, I took the liberty of looking into your purse.
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Dr. Eric Vornoff: Don't mind Lobo. He's as harmless as a kitten.
Janet Lawton: When did I tell you my name?
Dr. Eric Vornoff: You didn't. But since you were unconscious, I took the liberty of looking into your purse.
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Tony McCoy was cast in the male lead role, primarily because his father, Arizona entrepreneur Donald E. McCoy, was the owner of Packing Service Corp. (a meat packing concern), and was a major investor in the film.
This was Edward D. Wood Jr.'s only financially successful film upon original release.
Wood began shooting 'Bride of the Atom' in October, 1954 on a tiny sound stage in Los Angeles called Ted Allan Studios. He ran out of money after just three days and had to shut down production.
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This was Edward D. Wood Jr.'s only financially successful film upon original release.
Wood began shooting 'Bride of the Atom' in October, 1954 on a tiny sound stage in Los Angeles called Ted Allan Studios. He ran out of money after just three days and had to shut down production.
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