directed by David J. Skal
39 minutes
This documentary takes a very meticulous look back at The Bride of Frankenstein (1935), from several different angles. The people interviewed for this movie were all people very familiar with the movie or the people involved in the making of the movie. They cover everything from biographical sketches of the top billed actors to the special effects and why James Whale agreed to direct the sequel to Frankenstein (1931), which he also directed.
This is a better than average documentary about the making of a movie. It was both enjoyable and informative. I found it on YouTube.
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