Jack Pierce (slideshow tribute)
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- A slideshow tribute to the work of Jack P. Pierce, one of the greatest make-up artists of all the time and a true pioneer at his craft. His work had a deep impact on the audience and the next generation of make-up artists and monster makers. Pierce contributed in bringing of so many horror icons to life, such as "Dracula" (1931), "Frankenstein" (1931), "Murders in Rue Morgue" (1932), "The Mummy" (1932), "Bride of Frankenstein" (1935), "Werewolf in London" (1935) and "The Wolf Man" (1941).
This man was a true genius. He deserved so much acclaim during his lifetime. A single mind responsible for iconic images known the world over. A remarkable achievement .
Fantastic, great combination of both actors and make up"by Jack Pearce-Love. all this history in Hollywood🙄
Without this man, we would never envisage the Frankenstein monster with the famous flat head and neck bolts that we have all become used to.
Brilliant !! Thanks for sharing. Subbed :)
The music is from, Star Trek, “The Wrath of Kahn.”
Who is the composer of this music? It sounds like Leonard Roseman.
This kind of taboo horror classic, which he missed a lot in Hmaa not only a beautiful day
Where did you get these pictures? These are so good, and I could really use them for a seminar paper...
What was On Boris's Left arm in the 1931Frankenstein?- It looks like a straight peice of metal🤔?- Any and all comments are more than welcome, Thanks -Chaz
Without the Monster Maker there would be no Monster Kids
What does V'GER need with its creator?
Is that where that blaring cacophany is from? Yikes? So distracting with this.
You forgot The Man Who Laughs
Tantas películas churro que dan y esta , la privatizan , son 90años y no la permiten que la vea el público .