Director: Bill Condon

Writer: Bill Condon

From novel: Father of Frankenstein by Christopher Bram

Music by: Carter Burwell

Producers: Paul Colichman; Gregg Fienberg; Mark R. Harris

Keywords: Drama, Biography, Filmmaking

Name	Occupation	Birth	Death	Known for
Lisa Darr	Actor	21-Apr-1963		Jane McPherson on Popular
Lolita Davidovich	Actor	15-Jul-1961		The Agency
David Dukes	Actor	6-Jun-1945	9-Oct-2000	War and Remembrance
Brendan Fraser	Actor	3-Dec-1968		The Mummy
Ian McKellen	Actor	25-May-1939		Gandalf the Grey
Judson Mills	Actor	10-May-1969		Walker, Texas Ranger
Kevin J. O'Connor	Actor	15-Nov-1963		Candy Mountain
Jack Plotnick	Actor	30-Oct-1968		Xandir on Drawn Together
Lynn Redgrave	Actor	8-Mar-1943	2-May-2010	The Happy Hooker

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 Hayes O'Herlihy	...   Princess Margaret
Brandon Kleyla	...   Young Whale
Pamela Salem	...   Sarah Whale
Michael O'Hagan	...   William Whale
David Millbern	...   Dr. Payne
Amir Aboulela	...   The Monster
Marlon Braccia	...   Starlet
Jesse H. Long	...   Assistant Director
Owen Masterson	...   Camera Assistant
Lisa Vastine	...   Librarian
Kent George	...   Whale at 25
Martin Ferrero	...   George Cukor
David Fabrizio	...   Photographer
Jesse James	...   Michael Boone
Lisa Darr	...   Dana Boone
Paul Michael Sandberg	...   Sound Man
Judson Mills	...   Young Man at Pool

REVIEWS

Review by anonymous (posted on 8-Nov-2006)

This is a film for Hollywood insiders, and although the performances by Fraser and McKellen are wonderful and insightful, the plot focuses on the abnormal behavior of a film pioneer long forgotten who made a ripple in the film industry in the 30's. Not many people in Waterloo, Iowa are going to flock to see this one, even though they might gain some insight into the post industrial revolution childhood of Britain's Angst generations. Nonetheless, any film with McKellen can't be all bad, and the supporting performances are worth the while as well.

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