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| Sara Wills | |
| Aliases: | Sarah Wills |
| Notability: | Minor character |
| Type: | Victim |
| Gender: | Female |
| Location: | Europe |
| Status: | Deceased |
| Born: | 19th century |
| Died: | 19th century |
| First: | Lady Frankenstein |
| Final: | Lady Frankenstein |
| Actor: | Unknown |
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Biography[]
Almost nothing is known of Sara Wills save that she was a woman who lived in a European village in the 19th century. One afternoon, she was having intercourse with her lover Fred Benson in the grass near a river. The Frankenstein Monster came upon them and picked Sara up while Fred ran away. He then pitched her body into the river. Sara either hit her head on a rock beneath the water, or she possibly drowned. A short while later, her body was discovered on the river bed by a fisherman named John Masters and another man. The monster came upon Masters moments after the gruesome discovery and snapped his neck.
Notes & Trivia[]
- The character of Sara Wills was created by director Mel Welles and screenplay writers Umberto Borsato, Egidio Gelso and Aureliano Luppi.
- The actress who played Sara Willis is uncredited and is unknown. She was likely an extra or possibly even a model.
- Sara Wills appears completely nude for the entirety of her brief appearance in the film.