La moglie di Frankenstein

In the outdoor night scenes, the eerily-lit "clouds" in the sky do not move, revealing them as backg [...]	D
The bride has far too much hair to fit under the bandages shown before her unveiling.	D
In the prologue explaining what happened in the first Frankenstein, a man is shown in close-up being [...]	D
In the final shot of Minnie talking through the prison window, her mouth movements don't match her w [...]	D
After Dr. Pretorius shows a queen, a king, an archbishop, a devil, a ballerina, and a mermaid that h [...]	D
When the Monster kneels down at the pond to get a drink of water, he bumps a rock with his hand. The [...]	D
During the prologue, there is a medium close-up of Shelly in his chair with Byron's arm behind him, [...]	D
When the castle is self-destructing, Doctor Frankenstein can be seen against the far wall. Yet he is [...]	D
When the monster is being chased by the mob (before they can catch him), he rolls a heavy boulder of [...]	D
When Dr. Pretorius makes his toast, he raises his glass twice.	D
At the start of the film, the angry villagers hunt down Frankenstein's Monster and are able to subdu [...]	D
When the Frankenstein Monster kills Karl and throws him off the parapet, the Monster's outline shimm [...]	D
As the blind man prays over the monster, he clutches the monster's hand in his own and holds it to h [...]	D
When the hermit tells the Monster to put his hand on his shoulder, the Monster's hand is suddenly ba [...]	D
Despite being greeted at the door by the housekeeper saying that Herr Frankenstein "is in his bed - [...]	D
When Karl and the monster are climbing up on the parapet, the background can clearly be seen through [...]	D
When the blind hermit plays the violin he does not move his fingers when the notes are changing.	D
Many people think it incorrect to refer to the The Monster as "Frankenstein," the same name as his c [...]	D
When Henry and Dr. Pretorius exit the carriage, Henry is carrying a walking stick. A moment later, a [...]	D
In the wide shot of the Monster walking toward the hermit's cabin, in the bottom right hand corner o [...]	D
As the film begins, Mary Shelley is telling people the story of Frankenstein in 1818. Yet the main s [...]	D
When the model of the laboratory explodes and collapses, you can see that the model is hollow - no s [...]	D
This is a direct sequel to Frankenstein, yet Henry's father, Baron Frankenstein, who was featured pr [...]	D
After the monster throws Karl off the tower parapet, the camera pans away to a long shot of the Cosm [...]	D
The reflective dish behind the candle changes angle when the maid lets Pretorius in and takes him to [...]	D
Pretorius tells the Monster that cigars are his "only weakness," in another part of the movie he tel [...]	D
When the two hunters first discover the Monster in the hut with the blind hermit, one of them has a [...]	D
When the Monster first spots the hermit, the Monster clutches his left forearm with his right hand. [...]	D
When Elizabeth is talking to Henry on the telephone, you can see her hand slip out of the ropes that [...]	D
When the kites are launched two vertical joints between the rear scenery boards are visible through [...]	D
While the Monster is trying to keep the shepherd girl from screaming, his hand is alternately on/off [...]	D
At the end of Frankenstein, the injured Henry is taken back home and resting in bed when the film en [...]	D
The film is a direct continuation of Frankenstein, yet in that first film, Maria's father is named L [...]	D
The hermit puts the cigar in the monster's right hand when he is teaching him to smoke but after a f [...]	D
When Pretorius states, "Nothing that is, except what He demands" as he approaches Frankenstein after [...]	D
Henry calls up to Karl and Ludwig, "Stand by on the roof!" and begins to turn a large flywheel. Ther [...]	D

Doctor Pretorius: Our mad dream is only half reali [...]	D
Doctor Pretorius: Isn't it amazing, Henry? Lying h [...]	D
The Monster: Must - do it!	D
The Monster: [speaking to Frankenstein and Elizabe [...]	D
Henry Frankenstein: I've been cursed for delving i [...]	D
Doctor Pretorius: Do you know who Henry Frankenste [...]	D
Minnie: Nobody'd believe me! All right. I wash me [...]	D
The Monster: Alone: bad. Friend: good!	D
Doctor Pretorius: We shall drink to our partnershi [...]	D
Villager: He isn't human. Frankenstein made him ou [...]	D
The Monster: We belong dead!	D
Henry Frankenstein: It may be that I'm intended to [...]	D
Minnie: I'd hate to find him under my bed at night [...]	D
The Monster: Smoke? Friend? Doctor Pretorius: Yes [...]	D
[repeated line] The Monster: Friend, friend.	D
Henry Frankenstein: [to Elizabeth] This is Profess [...]	D
Doctor Pretorius: The Bride of Frankenstein!	D
Henry Frankenstein: There are always accidental de [...]	D
Doctor Pretorius: Creation of life is enthralling. [...]	D
Karl: Whataya say, pal, let's give ourselves up an [...]	D
Lord Byron: Well, whatever your purpose may have b [...]	D
Henry Frankenstein: Shall we put the heart in now? [...]	D
Hermit: And this is fire. The Monster: Arrrrrrr! [...]	D
Karl: [reading a tombstone] Died 1899. Madelina Er [...]	D
Henry Frankenstein: What we need is a female victi [...]	D
Burgomaster: Monster indeed. I'll show him!	D
Elizabeth: Who's there? Minnie: It's Minnie, my l [...]	D
Doctor Pretorius: Look. The storm is coming up ove [...]	D
[first lines] [prologue] [Lord Byron looking out [...]	D
Henry Frankenstein: Perhaps death is sacred - and [...]	D
Gypsy's Mother: [at a campfire, smoking a pipe] Wh [...]	D
The Monster: Woman... Friend... Wife...	D
Henry Frankenstein: Oh, what a wonderful vision it [...]	D
[last lines] Henry Frankenstein: [clutching Eliza [...]	D
Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley: An audience needs som [...]	D
Lord Byron: ...open up your pits of hell.	D
Lord Byron: You hear? Come Mary, come and watch th [...]	D
Doctor Pretorius: You and I have gone too far to s [...]	D
Minnie: Doctor Pretorius? Pretorius? - - Wha-wha-w [...]	D
The Monster: You - make man - like me? Doctor Pre [...]	D
Burgomaster: Monster, in deed? Tsch! Tsch!	D
The Monster: I want friend like me.	D
Doctor Pretorius: To a new world of gods and monst [...]	D
Minnie: It's alive. The Monster. It's alive! Ohhh- [...]	D
Doctor Pretorius: [speaking of his Devil creation] [...]	D
The Monster: Friend? Friend? The Monster's Mate: [...]	D
The Monster: Frankenstein.	D
The Monster: [realizes Doctor Pretorius isn't work [...]	D
Doctor Pretorius: Everything is now ready for you [...]	D
Hans' Wife: Come back Hans! You will be burned you [...]	D
Doctor Pretorius: Sometimes I have wondered whethe [...]	D
Hermit: [to The Monster] We shall be friends. I ha [...]	D
Karl: [looking at the female skeleton exhumed to c [...]	D
Karl: The kites! The kites! Get 'em ready! Ludwig! [...]	D
Minnie: Shoot him! Why don't you shoot him?	D
Burgomaster: Bring him down when you've bound him. [...]	D
Minnie: It's Doctor Pretorius. He says he wants to [...]	D
Elizabeth: Speak to me, Henry. Minnie: Oh, my lad [...]	D
Burgomaster: What is it now? Hunter in Woods: The [...]	D
Hermit: And now, for our lesson. Remember, this is [...]	D
Henry Frankenstein: [after seeing Pretorius' creat [...]	D
Doctor Pretorius: Follow the lead of nature - or o [...]	D
Doctor Pretorius: My experiments did not turn out [...]	D
Henry Frankenstein: When can I see it? Doctor Pre [...]	D
The Monster's Mate: Mmmmm... Henry Frankenstein: [...]	D
Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley: It's a perfect night [...]	D

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