Real cool enjoyed the whole 4 parts of Karloff's Bio! He was and still is an incredible actor in Mysteries and Horror, and no matter how many films and actors portray the Frankenstein creature there will always be the one who imbedded the Monster to the T, an Karloff is on the top of of the list of playing the part-- FRANKENSTEINNN'S MONSTERRRR!😲😲😲😵 May he continue to Rest In Eternal Peace!👍🥂🥂
I love Boris! Best Frankenstein ever and best Mummy ever, hands down! :) I felt sorry for him in Frankenstein b/c he was just a man created out of dead body parts and did not know any better when it came to interactions with people and other objects.
madkittyjoey70, you got the meaning of the story that is lost in the popular imagination. Frankenstein's creation is perceived as the monster, when in fact it is Frankenstein and society who were actually the monsters. The "monster" only became what he did because of society's response to him.
Real cool enjoyed the whole 4 parts of Karloff's Bio! He was and still is an incredible actor in Mysteries and Horror, and no matter how many films and actors portray the Frankenstein creature there will always be the one who imbedded the Monster to the T, an Karloff is on the top of of the list of playing the part-- FRANKENSTEINNN'S MONSTERRRR!😲😲😲😵 May he continue to Rest In Eternal Peace!👍🥂🥂
I remember watching this many years ago on the Biography channel. Great documentary on possibly one of the greatest actors ever.
He had beautiful eyes with such depth and a delightful smile.
love Karloff thanks for posting this
He was quite impressively handsome and very fit in his 20s and 30s.
The murder of the "stoolie" in The Criminal Code is one of the greatest moments in cinema history.
I love Boris! Best Frankenstein ever and best Mummy ever, hands down! :) I felt sorry for him in Frankenstein b/c he was just a man created out of dead body parts and did not know any better when it came to interactions with people and other objects.
madkittyjoey70, you got the meaning of the story that is lost in the popular imagination. Frankenstein's creation is perceived as the monster, when in fact it is Frankenstein and society who were actually the monsters. The "monster" only became what he did because of society's response to him.
His mummy makeup was so incredibly realistic
I liked him better when he couldn't Speak that was truly acting
very interesting....
Turn on sound