Roger Corman & Vincent Price on horror films
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- čas přidán 28. 10. 2009
- Two Hollywood legends - producer/director Roger Corman and actor Vincent Price - discuss horror films and their own collaborations on the Edgar Allen Poe films of the 1960s; interviews conducted by Elwy Yost for his series "The Moviemakers".
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Wow, this is rare footage.
thanks for sharing this!
Corman resembles Bones from "Star Trek."
Great Interview1
Loving this! It's kinda weird to see VP without facial hair, tho.
paulsprettything
Wow Corman looks like JR Ewing here! :)
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Brian Rapp I understand it was one of the earliest films to chronicle extreme sports
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Brian Rapp Your dad had a long association with Roger Corman through both American-International and New World Pictures. It's a sorely missed era of imaginative and entertaining low-budget film making, and it must have been fun to be part of that.
Please don't speak like Clive Barker Mr' Corman