Michael Jackson's Thriller

Titolo originale: Michael Jackson's Thriller
Regia: John Landis |
Anno: 1983
Origine: United States of America |
Generi: Horror Thriller Musica
Tag: dancing | date | narration | music video | zombie | werewolf | graveyard |
Cast: Michael Jackson | Ola Ray | Vincent Price | Cynthia Garris | Mick Garris | Hanala Sagal | Forrest J. Ackerman | Reed Armstrong | Rick Baker | Miko C. Brando | James Canino | Greg Cannom | Michael DeLorenzo | Kim Blank | Tony Fields | Tony Gardner | Cory Hawkins | Tom Hester | Tim Lawrence | Ben Lokey | Ned Nalle | Vincent Paterson | Michael Peters | Mark Sellers | Kevin Yagher | Stephen Bishop | Ian A. Stevens | Kevin Brennan |

L'attacco di un gruppo di zombie ai danni di Micheal e della sua fidanzata

Approfondimenti

Charlton Heston has a cameo in the music video as a audience member and is seen sitting next to Mich [...] D
Michael Jackson almost destroyed the video after negative feedback from fellow Jehovah's Witnesses. [...] D
The zombie's costumes were purchased from The Salvation Army. D
John Landis made the film because he saw a great opportunity to bring back the theatrical short. "I [...] D
According to Deborah Nadoolman, at the time of filming twenty-five-year-old Michael Jackson weighed [...] D
The theatre in the movie is the Palace Theatre in Los Angeles, where John Landis had filmed Ridere p [...] D
An uncredited Frank Welker did Michael Jackson's vocal sounds as he becomes the werecat. He said it [...] D
Rod Temperton, who had written the lyrics to the video's song "Thriller", had added a 'talking secti [...] D
Michael Jackson, at the time being a devout Jehovah's Witness, feared that the video would go agains [...] D
In December 2009, the Library of Congress selected the video for the National Film Registry. It was [...] D
Jackson was 25 years old at the time of filming. D
The film had a brief theatrical release in Los Angeles at the AVCO Theater - it played for three wee [...] D
In 2006, the Guinness World Records listed it as the "most successful music video of all time." D
Michael Jackson offered to finance the video himself, but John Landis refused, because Jackson "was [...] D
Michael Jackson had seen John Landis' Un lupo mannaro americano a Londra (1981) and called Landis va [...] D
The short film was packaged on home video with The Making of 'Thriller' (1983) as "Making Michael Ja [...] D
The song was originally going to be called "Starlight". D
British comedian Lenny Henry parodied the music video in The Lenny Henry Show (1984). D
Michael Jackson admitted that at one point he was close to abandoning the song: "The mixes sucked. W [...] D
The signs on the theater are as follows: The main sign reads "Vincent Price's Thriller". Vincent Pri [...] D
Before agreeing to direct, John Landis insisted that the extras spend two weeks rehearsing with thei [...] D
Rick Baker: When the zombies begin to rise from their graves, the film's makeup artist can be seen a [...] D
The video's budget was five hundred thousand dollars. At the time, music videos cost around one hund [...] D
One of the lengthiest music videos made at the time, running for 14 minutes and 7 seconds. Michael J [...] D
The short film premiered on NBC's music video block Friday Night Videos. D
Michael Jackson's sister Janet Jackson played one of the zombies. D
The score heard in this music video is actually unused music from composer Elmer Bernstein's previou [...] D
John Landis: Rick Baker created the make-up effects. D
Michael Jackson never toured from the Thriller album. In an effort to keep it at number one, he made [...] D
When Michael Jackson was informed that his co-star Ola Ray had posed nude for Playboy for the June 1 [...] D
John Landis brought in the same make-up and special effects wizards he worked with on Un lupo mannar [...] D
The video was shot in four days. D
Michael Jackson turning around at the end, showing his werewolf eyes, was parodied at the end of 'We [...] D
John Landis: [SYNW] "See you next Wednesday" spoken by someone in the movie that Michael and Ola are [...] D
This is the first video Michael Jackson and John Landis worked on. They would work together again on [...] D
One of the Zombie ladies from "Thriller" short film by Michael Jackson is Claire Sisk Reeves. She wa [...] D
When it was released on VHS in the UK, the short film was given the "15" certificate for its frighte [...] D
On June 27, 2011, the red jacket Jackson wore in this video sold for 1.8 million dollars at Julien's [...] D
Filmeditor Marshall Harvey had previously been hired by John Landis to make the behind the scenes fo [...] D
Rick Baker was unsure about working on this film at first, thinking the actors couldn't handle the m [...] D
The video has received over 700 million views on YouTube. D
Michael's red jacket was designed by John Landis' wife Deborah Nadoolman. D
In 2018, the short film was digitally remastered exclusively for IMAX 3D theaters, playing before Il [...] D
During the elaborate production of this music video, Michael Jackson performed his legendary "moonwa [...] D
The sound of the growling animal during the transformation is the same sound from John Landis' film [...] D