Cast: Ian McKellen (James Whale) Brendan Fraser (Clayton Boone) Lynn Redgrave (Hanna) Lolita Davidovich (Betty), David Dukes (David Lewis) Kevin J. O’Connor (Harry), Mark Kiely (Dwight) Jack Plotnick (Edmund Kay) Rosalind Ayres (Elsa Lanchester), Jack Betts (Boris Karloff), Matt McKenzie (Colin Clive) Todd Babcock (Leonard Barnett) Cornelia O’Herlihy Hayes (Princess Margaret) Kleyla Brandon (Young whale) Pamela Salem (Sarah whale) Director: Bill Condon Certifications : Canada: 13 + Canada: 14A Canada: 18 Canada: AA Canada: PA Canada: PG Iceland: 12 Singapore: R (A) Philippines: PG-13 Argentina: 16 Australia: M Chile: 18 Germany: 12 Norway 11 Portugal : M/16 Spain: 13 Sweden: 11 Switzerland: 14 Switzerland: 14 UK: 15 USA: R South Korea: 18 New Zealand: Minimize M Show all
Plot Summary: Set in 1957, “James Whale (I) ‘(qv), the executive branch of the _Show Boat (1936) _ (qv), _Invisible Man, The (1933) _ (qv), _Frankenstein (1931 ) _ (qv), and _Bride of Frankenstein (1935) _ (qv), had his heart to eat, since the stepped stealthily out of the glitz and glamor of Hollywood. buried a dash for good cause occasional flashes of memory from his time in Dudley, race fog, and most of the influential, the trenches during the First World War. Haunted and outcasts, he tells of his experiences diverse his muscle bound gardener, Clay Boone separate. Despite that exists between them, developed their affection. Reliant At its strictly disapproving maid, Hannah, the floral head, whose control has passed atypical sees slipping away, can not in a close of breath, and indulges his fantasies to complete particular persuasion Boone on the extent to make of him.