"This book examines the Golden Age of Hollywood, the era in which both stars worked, recreates the shooting of Lugosi and Karloff's mutual films, examines their personal relationship and analyzes their ongoing legacies. Features include a filmography of the eight Karloff and Lugosi films, color inserts of the eight movie posters, and more than 250 photographs"--Provided by publisher.
An in-depth look at the film serials of the kings of horrorBoris Karloff, Bela Lugosi and Lon Chaney, Jr. Includes information on The Hope Diamond Mystery, King of the Kongo, The Phantom Creeps, Undersea Kingdom and much more.
The Films of Bela Lugosi
The reviews for Arabesque drew attention to Lugosi, and he was soon engaged for an important part in Samuel R. Golding's Open House, which premiered on December 14, 1925. The drama told of a selfish businessman who asks his wife to use ...
Draws on research, previously unpublished letters, and interviews to present the life and accomplishments of the iconic actor whose name has become synonymous with horror.
Two exemplary careers in many ways, whose stories are read like an adventure novel that gives true meaning to the term 'film pioneers'...These are the elements that make up this book. Translated from French by Caroline Andreea Zgortea]
Learning of the existence of rare footage of Bela Lugosi's screen test for the part of Frankenstein's monster, Valentino discovers that a ruthless adversary has been killing people to get his hands on the long-missing film in a case that is ...
It is 1938 and there is murder afoot on the set of Son of Frankenstein Boris Karloff has been framed for murder!
The duo of Bela Lugosi's Count Dracula and Boris Karloff's Frankenstein's monster made some of Hollywood's most eccentric product. Equally striking was their odd, moving, ultimately tragic personal relationship. This...
A biography chronicling the tumultuous personal and professional life of horror icon Bela Lugosi.
This is where he meets Lucy Szilagyi, a struggling young actress who happens to be visiting Sharon Tate’s grave (located only a few tombstones away from Lugosi’s).