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Release Date: 1994 Cast: Kenneth Branagh, Hannah Taylor-Gordon, Gerard Horan, Robert De Niro, Robert Hardy, Aidan Quinn, Ryan J-W Smith, Richard Briers, Ian Holm, Cherie Lunghi, Tom Hulce, Joanna Roth ...MORE Categories: Movies, Thriller, Science Fiction, Japanese Movies, Gothic Film, Creature Film, Horror, Romance Film, Costume Horror Frankenstein (also known by its promotional title, Mary Shelley's Frankenstein) is a 1994 American horror film directed by Kenneth Branagh. The film starred Branagh, Robert De Niro, Tom Hulce, Helena Bonham Carter. It was produced on a budget of $45 million. It is an adaptation of Mary Shelley's novel Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus. The film opens with a few words by Mary Shelley: The film begins in the year 1794. Captain Robert Walton (Aidan Quinn) leads a daring expedition to reach the North Pole. While their ship is trapped in the ice of the Arctic Sea, Walton and his men... MORE |
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Frankenstein's Stiches Beyond the Puck : New Episodes Every Thursday : channel.nationalgeographic.com Andrew talks about the injury that caused him to have a gigantic scar on his face. From: NationalGeographic Views: 4013 262 ratings Time: 01:22 Mor...
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Most accurate screen version of original "Frankenstein" novel
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Dr. Frankenstein brings the Monster back to life
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I, Frankenstein, Bioshock, Woody Woodpecker & Doctor Who! On today's episode, we talk about I, Frankenstein, bad news about the Bioshock film, Woody Woodpecker's animated film and a Doctor Who movie! Check out more Film State: www.youtube.com Subscribe F...
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Just when you thought the Frankenstein Cat was the creepiest cat on the internet his clone shows up.
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Death Race: Frankenstein Lives
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What makes forbidden pie so scrumptious? Is it the pie itself? Or it's prohibitive nature? When Batso & Ratso smell Hagatha's Toadstool cream pie, not even chains and padlocks will keep them from it.

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