DVD: Young Frankenstein

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Title:	Young Frankenstein
Publisher:	20th Century Fox
Country:	USA
Format:	DVD
Date:	1998
Region Code:	Region 1
Classification:	PG
Barcode:	024543025603
Cat#:	2002560
Genre:	Comedy
Rating:	9.3 Rate
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	4 Own
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Theatrical release 1974
Gene Wilder
Peter Boyle
Marty Feldman
Cloris Leachman
Terry Garr
Kenneth Mars
Madeline Kahn

Young Frankenstein
Released	1974
Director	Mel Brooks
Selected Cast	Gene Wilder as Dr. Frankenstein
	Peter Boyle as The Monster
	Marty Feldman as Igor
	Madeline Kahn as Elizabeth
(Information from Cinema World)

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Neil Forbes 7th Jul 2015		Catch ya soon RC, MM and everybody. I'm logging off now. 'Bye!



Record Collector 7th Jul 2015		Out takes also included



Neil Forbes 7th Jul 2015		The DVD had an extra scene which wasn't in the theatrical release of a group of Frankenstein's family members listening to a gramophone record of Victor giving his last will & testament, one of the actors in that scene was Leon Askin(from the old TV show "William Tell" and "Hogan's Heroes").



Record Collector 7th Jul 2015		Where it really picks up pace when they arrived at the castle



Neil Forbes 7th Jul 2015		I had this on VHS for a long time, then a friend gave me a (copied) DVD of it which I used to rip the movie to my external hard-drive. Every now and then(like a couple of nights ago) I watch it again and remember the good bits.



Record Collector 7th Jul 2015		Just checked it is available on Blu ray 40th anniversary edition and it be forty years on the 28th of August 1975 since it was released here in Australia



Neil Forbes 7th Jul 2015		RC - "No eye dear where it's going lol" What's that? Something about Blind Venison? As the man with no fingers on his hand asked: Is there a point to this?



Neil Forbes 7th Jul 2015		@RC, Should still be available on DVD, don't know 'bout Blu-Ray though!



Record Collector 7th Jul 2015		No eye dear where it's going lol



Record Collector 7th Jul 2015		But still I have to get this this on DVD or Blu Ray if I see it as I'm going out tomorrow



Neil Forbes 7th Jul 2015		Well, now at least we can see where we're going with this thread, with all these eyes! Ha-Ha!



Record Collector 7th Jul 2015		Eye,Ye,Ye,Ye,Ye haha



Neil Forbes 7th Jul 2015		@RC... Eye-gor, you-gor, we all gor...oh gor-blimey!(ha-ha)



Record Collector 7th Jul 2015		No Neil get the name right it's eyegore lol



Neil Forbes 7th Jul 2015		@Monolith, Yeah, thought it was the case. Guess Igor just got the "hump" over it!(ha-ha)



Monolith ● 6th Jul 2015		Love the way the monster looks at the camera with total resignation in that scene when the mug smashes. LOL



Record Collector 6th Jul 2015		The scene with gene Hackman and Peter Boyle my favourite



Monolith ● 6th Jul 2015		IMDB says: Incorrectly regarded as goofs In the chase scene in the woods the Police Inspector's prosthetic arm "switches" from right to left. This was an intentional joke, much like Igor's hump.



Monolith ● 6th Jul 2015		Yeah I read before that was deliberate like Igor's hump switching sides. I know the hump was commented on in the movie but the arm was for us to notice. Mel Brooks tends to mess with his audience. LOL



Record Collector 6th Jul 2015		Ahh Neil you should put that in the goofs section on the IMDB website



Neil Forbes 6th Jul 2015		Actually, I watched this again last night(I copied the move to my external hard-drive, one of three I have hooked to my computer), the Blücher routine's still good for a laugh! I noticed a "continuity error"(or maybe it was deliberate for comic effect) regarding Kenneth Mars and his "Inspector Kemp" role. Watch him manipulate the so-called prosthetic right arm, then skip forward to the crowd heading for the castle to confront Frankenstein and his monster, suddenly that prosthetic arm's on his left side....Hmmmm, then when the monster(Peter Boyle) speaks and addresses the crowd, that "arm" is back on Mars' right side..... Hmmmm, again!



Monolith ● 5th Jul 2015		Actually I copied and pasted it from snopes. heehee The funny thing is I'd never heard of the Blücher/glue thing till i read the article and within a minute it was dispelled. Hardly worth me while really. LOL



Trainman 5th Jul 2015		getting off the subject here, but regarding the umlaut, it would be nice if the site accepted High ASCII characters, then those of us with "English" default on our keyboards could add the accent marks.



Neil Forbes 5th Jul 2015		@Monolith: Oh you mean Blücher" Yeah, smarty! For me(probably you, too, Monolith) to add the umlaut, I'd have to type the name in "Word" ten copy/paste it in here with that accent attached.



Neil Forbes 5th Jul 2015		Awww! Shouldn't have read that Snopes item about Frau Bluecher! It ruined the joke(boo-hoo!), still, I was right about the umlaut over the 'u', that's why the 'e' follows, to compensate for not being able(at the moment) to use the umlaut.



Monolith ● 5th Jul 2015		Oh you mean Blücher



Neil Forbes 5th Jul 2015		The reason I spelt "Bluecher" the way I did is because I believe the 'u' had an umlaut over it, and when that bit of accent punctuation is unavailable, an 'e' is placed after the accented letter.



Record Collector 5th Jul 2015		Yep that's correct



Monolith ● 5th Jul 2015		There's so many references and nods to the original series of Frankenstein movies from the 30s, like the policeman and the mob with the flaming torches and the lift to reach the lightning and the body snatching etc. I read once where a lot of the laboratory machinery was the original machinery that was used in those 1930s movies.



Trainman 5th Jul 2015		Well, it turns out the joke's on us. Too long to repeat here but... http://www.snopes.com/movies/films/blucher.asp



Record Collector 5th Jul 2015		Gene Hackman Peter Boyle classic scene anyone like yours truly knows the scene inside out,upside down and back to front knows what I'm referring to



Record Collector 5th Jul 2015		What big knockers why thank you haha



Neil Forbes 5th Jul 2015		Classic moments - and what about that police chief with the fake arm? Ain't he somethin'?



Monolith ● 5th Jul 2015		Dr. Frankenstein: Igor, help me with the bags. Igor: [Imitating Groucho Marx] Soitenly. You take the blonde, I'll take the one in the toiben. Dr. Frankenstein: I was talking about the luggage.



Neil Forbes 5th Jul 2015		"BLUECHER!" (Whinney-y-y-y-y!)



Record Collector 5th Jul 2015		The Chagana Choo Choo gag gets me every time



Neil Forbes 5th Jul 2015		Shooting the movie in Black & White usually helps, RC! Did I say "shooting"? Deary me! the thought of all those bullet-holes in the film stock(ha-ha)!



Record Collector 5th Jul 2015		The picture effect and sound so clever to give it a 1930's feel to it



Neil Forbes 5th Jul 2015		You got me curious, Trainman! C'mon, rack that brain!



Monolith ● 4th Jul 2015		Neigh, I don't believe you. <----------- Geddit? I'll get me coat.



Trainman 4th Jul 2015		There is a story behind the "Frau Bluecher" and the horses joke, but darned if I can remember what it is.



Record Collector 4th Jul 2015		The puttin on the ritz scene always cracks me up



Monolith ● 4th Jul 2015		Dr. Frankenstein: For the experiment to be a success, all of the body parts must be enlarged. Inga: In other vords: his veins, his feet, his hands, his organs vould all have to be increased in size. Dr. Frankenstein: Exactly. Inga: He vould have an enormous schwanzstucker. Dr. Frankenstein: That goes without saying. Inga: Voof. Igor: He's going to be very popular.



Neil Forbes 4th Jul 2015		Terri Garr really ripped apart that German accent! And what about the horses going crazy at the speaking of the name... Frau "Bluecher"?



Monolith ● 3rd Jul 2015		Woll, woll, woll in zee hay.



Trainman 3rd Jul 2015		Sure you wouldn't rather "roll in the hay" with Inga?



Monolith ● 3rd Jul 2015		Inga: Werewolf! Dr. Frederick Frankenstein: Werewolf? Igor: There. Dr. Frederick Frankenstein: What? Igor: There, wolf. There, castle. Dr. Frederick Frankenstein: Why are you talking that way? Igor: I thought you wanted to. Dr. Frederick Frankenstein: No, I don't want to. Igor: [shrugs] Suit yourself. I'm easy.



Trainman 3rd Jul 2015		Mel Brooks' masterpiece (only "Blazing Saddles" comes close)

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