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Black And White | Gypsy
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Best DVDBluRay Collection For and | 2017
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Best DVD Collection | 2005
Best Dramatic Presentation Short Form | 1945
Budget 354,000 USD
Originally Kharis the mummy, another Universal "classic monster", was to be in the movie but was removed because of budget restrictions.
The three villages that figure in Universal's Frankenstein saga get rather confusing. Frankenstein (1931), The Bride of Frankenstein (1935), and Son of Frankenstein (1939), take place in or near the village of Frankenstein. In The Ghost of Frankenstein (1942), The Monster and Ygor travel from Frankenstein to the village of Vasaria, where Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man (1943) takes place. However--in a geographical disconnect--in "House of Frankenstein," The Monster and The Wolf Man are found in ice near the village of Frankenstein. They are revived and move on to the village of Visaria.
Bela Lugosi was slated for the role of Dracula, but the film was dependent upon the presence of Boris Karloff being released from the stage tour of Arsenic and Old Lace (1944). Shooting was delayed, and John Carradine was cast instead of Lugosi, who had a prior engagement: ironically, playing Karloff's "Jonathan Brewster" role in another touring company of "Arsenic and Old Lace."
In his scenes with John Carradine, Peter Coe described in an interview how Carradine found ways to upstage him and steal the scene. After Coe confronted and threatened him if it happened again, he said Carradine became more co-operative and professional.
Originally titled 'The Devil's Brood', this was given a $354,000 budget and a relatively generous (by Universal standards) 30-day shooting schedule. Star Boris Karloff earned $20,000 and Lon Chaney Jr. received a flat $10,000 for his third appearance as the Wolf Man. John Carradine and J. Carrol Naish were both paid $7,000 each. Lionel Atwill earned $1750 and George Zucco was paid $1500. Glenn Strange was paid $500 for his role as Frankenstein's monster.
"Dr. Gustav Niemann: Fifteen thousand Marks. A thousand for every year I spent in a stinking, slimy dungeon. You bargain poorly, Herr Ulman. Ullman: Don't kill me! Dr. Gustav Niemann: Kill my trusted old assistant? Why, no. I'm going to repay you for betraying me; I'm going to give that brain of yours a new home in the skull of the Frankenstein monster. As for you Strauss, I'm going to give you the brain of the wolfman so that all your waking hours will be spent in untold agony awaiting the full of the moon... which will change you into a werewolf."
"Daniel: Master. Dr. Gustav Niemann: Yes? Daniel: Now that I have helped you with Strauss and Ullman, will you give Talbot's body to me? Dr. Gustav Niemann: What? Daniel: He's big. He's strong. Dr. Gustav Niemann: Talbot's body is the perfect place for the monster's brain that I will add to and subtract from in my experiments. Daniel: Master, you made me a promise. Dr. Gustav Niemann: No! You think I'd wreck the work of a lifetime because you're in love with a, a Gypsy girl? Daniel: I've killed four men for you! Dr. Gustav Niemann: Do as I say or I'll never help you."
