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Victor Frankenstein is a promising young doctor who, devastated by the death of his mother during childbirth, becomes obsessed with bringing the dead back to life. His experiments lead to the creation of a monster, which Frankenstein has put together with the remains of corpses. It's not long before Frankenstein regrets his actions.
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Robert De Niro
The Creature / Sharp Featured Man
Kenneth Branagh
Victor Frankenstein
Tom Hulce
Henry Clerval
Helena Bonham Carter
Elizabeth
Aidan Quinn
Cap. Robert Walton
Ian Holm
Baron Frankenstein
Richard Briers
Grandfather
John Cleese
Prof. Waldman
Robert Hardy
Prof. Krempe
Cherie Lunghi
Caroline Beaufort Frankenstein
Celia Imrie
Mrs. Moritz
Trevyn McDowell
Justine
Mark Hadfield
Felix
Gerard Horan
Claude
Joanna Roth
Marie
Alfred Bell
Landlord
Sasha Hanau
Maggie
Joseph England
Thomas
Richard Clifford
Minister
George Asprey
Policeman
Hugh Bonneville
Schiller
Ryan J-W Smith
William
Charles Wyn-Davies
Young William
Rory Jennings
Young Victor
Christina Cuttall
Young Justine
Hannah Taylor-Gordon
Young Elizabeth
Susan Field
Frau Brach
Jimmy Yuill
Greigori
Chris Barnes
Ship's Crew
Shaun Prendergast
Ship's Crew
Tommy Wright
Ship's Crew
David Kennedy
Ship's Crew
Paul Gregory
Ship's Crew
Chris Hollis
Ship's Crew
Robin Lloyd
Ship's Crew
Alex Lowe
Ship's Crew
Graham Loughridge
Ship's Crew
Simon Cox
Ship's Crew
Robert Hines
Ship's Crew
Lonnie James
Rough Woman
Jenny Galloway
Vendor's Wife
Peter Jonfield
Rough Man
Edward Jewesbury
City Official
Siobhan Redmond
Midwife
Francine Morgan
Assistant Midwife
Sue Long
Woman in Labor
Michael Gould
Stablehand
Angus Wright
Guard
Max Gold
Servant
Abigail Reynolds
Mansion Staff
Theresa Fresson
Mansion Staff
Mark Inman
Mansion Staff
Dudi Appleton
Mansion Staff
Jim Carter
Executioner (uncredited)
Meriel Scholfield
Mansion Staff
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Excellent version of an enduring classic This is not a monster movie in any shallow slasher sense. It probes and contemplates some eternal questions humans have been pondering for thousands of years, set in a time when so many things we know today were yet unknown, adding to the mystery and horror of the situations that occurred. This movie has pathos, sumptuous sets, costumes and screenplay, some utterly disturbing scenes and ideas, and culminates in classic tragedy.
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***Gothic mania with Kenneth Branagh, Robert DeNiro and Helena Bonham Carter*** Kenneth Branagh's 1994 version of the oft-filmed Frankenstein story was the most faithful to Mary Shelley’s 1818 novel up to that point, which explains its name. It features fine actors and looks great (sets, costumes, locations, etc). There are several quality scenes, like the creature's time spent with the peasant family where his unseen help is taken for a "good spirit of the woods." The first time I viewed the movie I was a little turned off by its manic style. People are introduced, scenes flash by, time…
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Kenneth Branagh made quite an artistic hit with his first film **HENRY V**. Next, he had great critical and financial success with his popcorn flick,** DEAD AGAIN**! The success of both of those films meant he could take on any project he wanted. He chose **MARY SHELLY'S FRANKENSTEIN**. He would return to direct and star as Victor Frankenstein. He would bring along many of his friends including Patrick Doyle to add another aggressive and bombastic score. Because of his newfound clout, he was able to bring in Oscar winning screenwriter Frank Darabont (**THE SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION**, **CRASH**…
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This could have been a far better interpretation of the wonderful story of the man-monster but it lacks potency. Frequently a problem when one of the stars is also the director; the focus becomes a bit blurred and in this - despite the super performance of Robert de Niro in the title role - the result is a rather meandering story devoid of the usual swathe of emotions "Frankenstein" usually evokes. Aiden Quinn is "Walton" an explorer obsessed with reaching the North Pole. When his ship collides with an iceberg, they are stranded only to encounter "Victor" (Kenneth Branagh) who proceeds to rega…
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