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The Last Monsters Christopher Lee: Two Plays About Horror Icons

The Last Monsters Christopher Lee: Two Plays About Horror Icons

Druxman, Michael B.

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Series: Hollywood Legends, Book 47

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ISBN13: 9798570341753
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Nov 24 2020
Pages: 152
Weight: 0.47
Height: 0.33 Width: 5.98 Depth: 9.02
Language: English
Two Plays About Horror Icons!THE LAST MONSTERS: With Boris Karloff having abandoned the genre for Broadway, the last of the cinema's great horror stars - Lon Chaney, Jr., Bela Lugosi and John Carradine - gathered together in 1956 to appear in what would be a final gesture to the classic fright films of the 1930s and 40s, a low budget effort, THE BLACK SLEEP. Between them, these three icons had played Count Dracula, the Frankenstein Monster, the Mummy and The Wolf Man, as well as a collection of mad scientists and their victims. Now, as this trio waits on the set to act out their brief, secondary roles, old resentments, personal frustrations and insecurities rise to surface, wreaking havoc on a troubled picture that is already behind schedule. THE LAST MONSTERS is a probing look at the dark, personal lives of three men who scared us as children and now remain in our nightmares. 4 men. 1 woman; single set.CHRISTOPHER LEE: Christopher Lee's film career spanned seven decades.He played Scaramanga, the lead villain in the James Bond film, THE MAN WITH THE GOLDEN GUN... Count Dooku in the STAR WARS prequels...and Saruman in THE LORD OF THE RINGS trilogy.Yet, despite his chagrin, perhaps Lee's most memorable role was the one that first brought him international fame, Count Dracula. Over a period of years, he not only played the blood-sucking Count in ten films, but he also found time to play the Frankenstein Monster and The Mummy, among other creepy characters.Perhaps these roles were enhanced by the nightmares her witnessed during World War II?CHRISTOPHER LEE, a One-Person Play by Michael B. Druxman (Lee's one-time publicist), joins the actor in 1976, as he is about to depart his home in England for the United States. It is his hope that, in America, he will be able to abandon the horror genre, and find a greater variety of roles.1 actor. 1 simple se

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