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Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man: Still Gallery (Updated 2010/12/05)

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AnthonyOsika	Activity Log	#61	[-]
Oct 1 10 10:47 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Courtesy of BobTheMan (again), added the following stills: 1279-Unknown1, 1279-Unknown2, 1279-Unknown3 and 1279-Unknown4.
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MikeHill		#62	[-]
Oct 9 10 7:09 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Ted Newsom wrote: That's HOUSE OF DRACULA. Nah..His head hair was much tighter in HOF. I'd say thats the WOLFMAN.
Bobtheman		#63	[-]
Oct 9 10 7:51 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	I am collaborating with Anthony on a special project re Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man for this board and have been advised it should be ready soon. Take it away, Anothony.....
robby431		#64	[-]
Oct 9 10 7:58 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	I agree with you, Mike. That shot is definitely from The Wolf Man.
MikeHill		#65	[-]
Oct 9 10 10:44 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	robby431 wrote: I agree with you, Mike. That shot is definitely from The Wolf Man. Robby I love your avatar..Wish I could make a statue do that.
AnthonyOsika	Activity Log	#66	[-]
Oct 11 10 10:55 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Courtesy of BobTheMan, added a collection of foreign posters and lobby cards. Also added the lobby cards from the Realart Re-Release.
todmichel		#67	[-]
Oct 12 10 12:50 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	1279.pos2 is the Belgian poster, not French (and is reproduced twice, the second time correctly identified). The French one is also reproduced later. You can identify them by their French titles: it was "Frankenstein rencontre le Loup-Garou" in France (exact translation of the original title), but "Frankenstein contre le Loup-Garou" ("Frankenstein Against the Wolf Man") in Belgium.
AnthonyOsika		#68	[-]
Oct 12 10 7:48 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	todmichel wrote: 1279.pos2 is the Belgian poster, not French (and is reproduced twice, the second time correctly identified). The French one is also reproduced later. You can identify them by their French titles: it was "Frankenstein rencontre le Loup-Garou" in France (exact translation of the original title), but "Frankenstein contre le Loup-Garou" ("Frankenstein Against the Wolf Man") in Belgium. Thank you! I have made the correction.
Bobtheman		#69	[-]
Oct 20 10 11:49 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	This is a Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man Mexican Lobby card. Anthony may be busy with other things right now, and I have a tereffic idea for an image gallery. If anyone is able to create an image gallery like Anthony, you'll need an image shack account, please private message me with an email address so this can be accomplished.
AnthonyOsika	Activity Log	#70	[-]
Oct 24 10 6:44 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Added still 1279-P5 and, thanks to BobTheMan, stills 1279-P22 and 1279-52.
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lynaron		#71	[-]
Oct 25 10 2:48 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Bobtheman wrote: This is a Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man Mexican Lobby card. Anthony may be busy with other things right now, and I have a tereffic idea for an image gallery. If anyone is able to create an image gallery like Anthony, you'll need an image shack account, please private message me with an email address so this can be accomplished. Actually this is a Spanish hand bill approximately 3"x5" (I don't have mine handy to check the exact dimensions). Very cool, though. Lynn The old clock on the wall says it's time to start jumping to conclusions again.
AnthonyOsika	Activity Log	#72	[-]
Dec 5 10 7:29 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Added Link to Slide Show
AnthonyOsika	Activity Log	#73	[-]
Dec 5 10 10:28 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Posted still 1279-P6, courtesy of Doctor Kiss. Doctor Kiss's notes on Max Asher from that still: Max Asher worked for many years at Universal as a make-up artist, and also ran his own magic shop in Hollywood; more importantly, in his former acting career, he'd starred in a series of Universal Joker comedies with Chaney Snr. in 1915, and this 1942 encounter with Chaney Jnr. was reported in that context in several newspapers Last Edited By: AnthonyOsika Dec 5 10 10:32 PM. Edited 2 times.
Count Gamula		#74	[-]
Dec 6 10 12:10 AM Burgomaster Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Rakshasa wrote: How about this, is this FMTW or THE WOLF MAN? In case this was never answered for sure, it's from THE WOLF MAN, not FMTWM. Kerry Gammill www.monsterkid.com
Bobtheman		#75	[-]
Dec 6 10 4:24 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	The still is 1195-P13 , 1195 is from The Wolf Man.
Bobtheman		#76	[-]
Dec 10 10 5:18 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	A variation of 1279-64AD
bobzilla		#77	[-]
Dec 10 10 8:13 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	I always wondered since the first time I saw this pic as a kid, is that Chaney's wrist we see here, as in the "gloves" ended there, or is that another shirt he has on underneath the buttoned one?
Joe Karlosi		#78	[-]
Dec 10 10 8:18 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	I've always wondered that too. Or is it part of his wolf glove?
YgorMonster		#79	[-]
Dec 11 10 2:43 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Looks more like a shirt cuff - the hair on the "hand" goes beneath it, if you look closely.
Bobtheman		#80	[-]
Sep 15 11 11:36 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Anthony: This is an uncropped 1279-20. The one posted here is croppped. Hope this helps.
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