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The Truth About Lady Frankenstein
A lengthy interview with director Mel Welles who talks in detail about how he came to be a fan of monster and horror pictures at a young age, and the origins of his 1971 film, Lady Frankenstein. Originally released for German TV.
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A lengthy interview with director Mel Welles who talks in detail about how he came to be a fan of monster and horror pictures at a young age, and the origins of his 1971 film, Lady Frankenstein. Originally released for German TV.
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Genre:Documentary, TV Movie
Written By:Reginald Ginster
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Runtime:42 minutes
Studio:Hände weg!, 3sat, WDR
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