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Title: | Frankenstein 90 |
Genres: | Comedy Horror Sci-fi |
Directed by: | Alain Jessua |
Written by: | Paul Gégauff; Alain Jessua |
Produced by: | Louis Duchesne; Alain Jessua |
Music by: | Armando Trovajoli |
Cinematography: | William Lubtchansky |
Edited by: | Hélène Plemiannikov |
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Released: | August 14th, 1984 |
Running time: | 100 min. |
Country: | France |
Language: | French |
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Frankenstein 90 is a French comedy film with elements of horror and science fiction. It was written, directed and produced by Alain Jessua and co-written by Paul Gégauff. It is a spoof of Mary Shelley's seminal 1818 horror novel, Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus, and was produced by Jessua's production company A.J. Films. It was first released in France on August 14th, 1984. The movie stars Jean Rochefort as Doctor Victor Frankenstein, Eddy Mitchell as "Frank" and Fiona Gélin as Elizabeth.
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Cast[]
Actor | Role |
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Jean Rochefort | Victor Frankenstein |
Eddy Mitchell | Frank |
Fiona Gelin | Elizabeth |
Herma Vos | Adelaide |
Ged Marlon | Inspector |
Serge Marquand | Commissioner |
Anna Gaylor | Corona |
Dirke Altevogt | Unknown |
Cécile Auclert | Unknown |
Ketty | Unknown |
Christian Charmetant | Inspector |
Philippe Dormoy | Unknown |
Cheik Doukouré | Witness at the slaughterhouse |
Emmanuel Gust | Unknown |
Marc Lavoine | Male creature |
Daniel Villenfin | Unknown |
Notes[]
- Frankenstein 90 (1984) redirects to this page.
- This is the seventh movie produced by A.J. Films, which is a French production company founded by Alain Jessua in 1956.
- Home video releases of this film in the United States were distributed by Anchor Bay Entertainment on August 6th, 2002.
- Frankenstein 90 was filmed in Étangs de Commelles, Coye-la-Forêt, Oise in France. The scenes of the castle is that of the Château de Val , near Bort Organs in Corrèze.
- Screenwriter Paul Paul Gégauff passed away on December 24th, 1983 - eight months prior to the film's release in France.
- Director/Writer Alain Jessua and screenwriter Paul Gégauff won the award for Best Screenplay at the 1985 International Fantasy Film Award. The movie was also nominated for the category of Best Film for this year. Paul Gégauff won the award posthumously.
- Actor Eddy Mitchell won the 1985 International Fantasy Film Award category for Best Actor for his role as Frank.
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Frankenstein films
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Keywords[]
Female topless nudity; Frankenstein; French