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• Bela and Jerry Lewis clone Sammy make this oddity worth watching at least once. ... "Gorilla" kind of reminded me of Lugosi's early 1940's hammy Monogram films despite the lack of musical numbers in the earlier films; not that anyone needs Duke Mitchell's singing (which reminded me of Elvis with a chest cold). This is one of the few non-European films of Lugosi's I had never seen, so it was a fresh experience. ... Still, without Lugosi, the "Gorilla" probably would have decomposed in its film can long ago, and I'll admit the film is primarily of interest to bad film fans. ...
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• This edition, we present the first of a three part series dedicated to "the master of the weird" - Bela Lugosi!.
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• Bela Lugosi was born Be'la Ferenc Dezso Blasko on October 20, 1882. ... At the age of 12, Bela fled his home town, never to return.
• Young Bela was desperate to break into acting, but only managed to find employment in the mines and railroad yards. ... Lugosi worked and studied hard and soon won larger roles in bigger towns throughout Hungary. ...
• Adopting the name "Lugossy," (a person of aristocratic heritage), Bela later opted for the name "Lugosi," (of the town Lugos). ...
• Among the roles portrayed by Bela were Jesus Christ and even Romeo. Bela went from success to success, gaining a reputable reputation. With the out break of WWI, Lugosi opted to fight for his country. He was commissioned as a infantry lieutenant, Bela, wounded on three occassions, was decorated for his service, before returning to acting after the war. Bela was now being offered film roles, and starred in around a dozen movies in Hungary (mostly as "Arisztid Olt"), before setting his sights on a move to the USA.
• Lugosi first went to Germany (in 1919) were he made another dozen or so film, until he finally left for New York in 1921. Suprisingly, he was cast in the role of Fernando, the Spanish Apache, in the Broadway production of The Red Poppy, suprisingly because Bela still couldn't speak any English! (he memorizing the role phonetically). ...
• Soon, the major movie studios starred to show an interest in Lugosi, and in 1929, he was hired by MGM for a role in the mystery chiller 'The Thirteenth Chair' which was directed by former Lon Chaney director Tod Browning. ... When Chaney sadly died in 1930, Browning thought of Lugosi, his genuine East European accent would certainly had authenticity to this early talkie. ...

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• Ape Man, The (1943) Starring: Bela Lugosi, Louise Currie, Wallace Ford  Director: William Beaudine   Black and White  60 minutes  VHS .
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• Ape Man, The (DVD-R) (1940) Starring: Bela Lugosi, Wallace Ford, Henry Hall  Director: William Beaudine   Black and White  64 minutes  DVD .
• Ape Man, The (Lugosi Collection) (1943) Starring: Bela Lugosi, Wallace Ford, Louise Currie  Director: William Beaudine   Black and White  70 minutes  VHS .
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• Black Dragons, The (1939) Starring: Bela Lugosi, Joan Barclay, George Pembroke  Director: William Nigh   Black and White  61 minutes  VHS .
• Black Dragons, The (DVD-R) (1942) Starring: Bela Lugosi, Joan Barclay, George Pembroke  Director: William Nigh   Black and White  64 minutes  DVD .
• Bowery at Midnight (1942) Starring: Bela Lugosi, Wanda McKay, John Archer  Director: Wallace Fox   Black and White  61 minutes  VHS .
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• Boys from Brooklyn, The (aka Bela Lugosi Meets a Brooklyn Gorilla) (1952) Starring: Bela Lugosi, Sammy Petrillo, Duke Mitchell  Director: William Beaudine   Black and White  74 minutes  VHS .
• Boys from Brooklyn, The (aka Bela Lugosi Meets a Brooklyn Gorilla) (1952) Starring: Bela Lugosi, Sammy Petrillo, Duke Mitchell  Director: William Beaudine   Black and White  72 minutes  VHS .
• Bride of the Monster (1955) Starring: Bela Lugosi, Tor Johnson, Tony McCoy  Director: Edward D. ...
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• Chandu on the Magic Isle (1935) Starring: Bela Lugosi, Maria Alba, Murdock MacQuarrie  Director: Ray Taylor   Black and White  68 minutes  VHS .
• Corpse Vanishes, The (1942) Starring: Bela Lugosi, Luana Walters, Tristram Coffin  Director: Wallace Fox   Black and White  63 minutes  VHS .

• Turner Classic Movies is paying tribute to several actors with birthdays in October but we thought it only appropriate to put horror star Bela Lugosi at the top of the list since Halloween is just around the corner. Among the Lugosi features we will be showcasing are White Zombie (1932), The Death Kiss (1933), and The Saint's Double Trouble (1940) in which Bela plays a crook who tries to elude detective Simon Templar (George Sanders).
• Bela Lugosi was born on October 20, 1882, as Bela Blasko, in the town of Lugos, Hungary. ... After the collapse of the Hungarian monarchy in 1918, Lugosi became active in leftist politics but was forced to flee to Germany in 1919 when a new political regime came to power. In 1921 Lugosi emigrated to America where he began a new acting career, winning character parts in plays and films. ...
• Although Lugosi could have enjoyed a film career as prestigious as Lon Chaney's or even Boris Karloff's, he missed his opportunity due to his indiscriminate selection of film roles and his refusal to tone down his Hungarian accent which typecast him as exotic foreigners. ...

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• As far as can be ascertained, Elvis and Bela never actually met each other, but as we shall see they have many things in common: dates, numbers, personality traits, etc. The first and most obvious thing that Elvis and Bela have in common is the fact that both men died on the same date: August 16. Bela died in 1956 and Elvis died 21 years later in 1977. ... Elvis first became a star at the age of 21 and Bela Lugosi had his first major success on the stage in the play Trilby at age 21.
• I admit that when I first heard that Bela Lugosi and Elvis Presley both shared the same date of death I attached no particular significance to that fact. However, years later I heard an interesting thing: that the first movie that Elvis ever saw was a Bela Lugosi movie! The fact intrigued me and I began to research the lives of Elvis and Bela.
• Elvis Presley was born in January 1935, the doctor misspelled his name on the birth certificate (oddly enough, Lugosi's name was misspelled on his birth certificate as well). Strangely enough, 1935 (the year Elvis was born) was the year that Lugosi's career reached its peak with his starring roles in Mark Of The Vampire at MGM, The Raven and The Invisible Ray at Universal, and in the independent releases Murder By Television and The Phantom Ship. From that point onward Lugosi's career would settle into a slow and constant spiral downwards. ...
• The movie featured Bela Lugosi in his greatest role as Count Dracula. Allegedly, young Elvis was most impressed with Lugosi's sinister and larger-than-life presence as Count Dracula. ...
• It is safe to assume that Elvis saw many of Lugosi's classic horror movies as they were constantly in re-issue in the late '40s and early '50s. ... We have seen that Elvis was aware of Bela Lugosi and that he admired him. Was Bela ever aware of the existence of Elvis Presley? It is likely that he was aware of Elvis' existence. Elvis first came to prominence in 1956, the same year that Lugosi died. ... Lugosi was very hard of hearing at that time, but he did read the newspaper from cover to cover every day, so he must have been somewhat aware of the existence of Elvis Presley. ... In a very strange coincidence, the week that Elvis came to Hollywood was the week that Bela Lugosi died of a heart attack. Did they meet before Bela died? No one knows for sure, but Elvis did stay at the Knickerbocker Hotel in Hollywood and at that time Lugosi did wander around the streets of Hollywood. ...

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• To begin this new dawn the Svehla's have published the first of their "Actors Series" with a man who needs little introduction, Bela Ferenc Denzso Blasko or as we know and love him: Bela Lugosi.
• With the benefit of hindsight, Bela is certainly appreciated more now than when he was alive. ...
• While not professing to be a definitive work, Bela Lugosi's format is made up of several donated pieces by writers expressing their opinions on their favourite Lugosi film. ... In all 32 of Bela's films are discussed including Dracula, The Raven, Murders in the Rue Morgue, The Devil Bat and Zombies on Broadway. What the Svehla's have avoided is the usual lambasting of these films, for it is Bela himself under the microscope who treated each film as if it was his last and gave it every ounce of effort despite the many inadequacies that were often taking place around him.
• To round things up the Svehla's have also included a brief study over the debate whether Lugosi had posed for the FANTASIA animators at Disney, a fond tribute by director Richard Gordon who briefly acted as Bela's manager in 1950, the resurrection of the Lugosi persona by Martin Landau in the Tim Burton biopic ED WOOD, and finally a complete Bela filmography.
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• Ape Man, TheStarring: Wallace Ford,Bela LugosiDirector: William BeaudineReleased: 01/04/2002 .
• Corpse Vanishes, TheStarring: Bela Lugosi,Luana WaltersDirector: Wallace FoxReleased: 14/07/2003 .
• Corpse Vanishes, TheStarring: Bela Lugosi,Luana WaltersDirector: Wallace FoxReleased: 07/07/2003 .
• DraculaStarring: Bela Lugosi,David MannersDirector: Tod BrowningReleased: 14/10/2002 .
• Ghosts On The LooseStarring: Ava Gardner,Bela LugosiDirector: William BeaudineReleased: 06/10/2003 .
• Invisible Ghost, TheStarring: Bela Lugosi,Polly Ann YoungDirector: Joseph H. ...
• Plan 9 From Outer Space Starring: Bela Lugosi,Lyle TalbotDirector: Edward D. ...
• Scared To DeathStarring: Bela Lugosi,George ZuccoDirector: Christy CabanneReleased: 07/07/2003 .
• White ZombieStarring: Bela Lugosi,Madge BellamyDirector: Victor HalperinReleased: 14/07/2003 .

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• When Universal obtained the film rights to the play, they intended to cast Lon Chaney as the Count, but his unexpected death gave way for Lugosi and made him a star overnight. ... According to legend, Peter Lorre, at Lugosi's funeral, seeing him dressed in his cape, quipped to Vincent Price "Do you think we should drive a stake through his heart just in case?" .
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• I PRINCIPI DEL MALE: BELA LUGOSI E BORIS KARLOFF i primi cattivi del grande schermo .
• Attori come Bela Lugosi e Boris Karloff o, per avvicinarsi a tempi più recenti, Robert Englund o Anthony Hopkins, hanno indelebilmente legato i loro volti a personaggi affascinanti, a volte addirittura straordinari, antagonisti che spesso hanno rubato la scena ai “buoni”. ...
• Tra di essi, quelli più conosciuti ed apprezzati dai cultori del cinema di genere sono certamente Bela Lugosi e Boris Karloff, due attori la cui carriera avanzò quasi in parallelo; l’uno divenuto famoso nell’interpretazione del primo Dracula cinematografico del 1931 e l’altro interpretando, sempre nel 1931, la creatura in Frankenstein. ...
• Bela Lugosi era nato nel 1882 a Lugos, in Ungheria. Con il suo vero nome, Bela Blasko, iniziò come attore di teatro e di cinema in patria, ma le sue simpatie rivoluzionarie lo costrinsero ad emigrare in Germania e in seguito in America, dove nel 1931 fu contattato dal regista Tod Browning che lo chiamò prima per The Thirteen Chaire e poi per Dracula: da questo momento in poi il nome di Lugosi sarà indelebilmente legato al cinema horror americano. ...
• “La regia è priva di ispirazione, lo sviluppo dei dialoghi ancora teatrale, ma l’interpretazione di Lugosi salva il film. Lugosi è un Dracula malefico fino all’estremo, con un magnetismo sessuale che lo portò, all’apice della carriera,  a ricevere tante lettere di ammiratori quanto una star di film d’amore“. ...
• La vita di Bela Lugosi, portata peraltro di recente sullo schermo da Tim Burton in Ed Wood, non fu felice. ...
• Da allora, Karloff, come il suo quasi alter-ego Lugosi, si specializzò in ruoli di cattivo, incontrandosi spesso in altri film, tra cui The Black Cat del 1934,  The Raven del 1935 e Le iene del 1945, con lo stesso attore ungherese. ...

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• Scared to Death is Bela's only color film, although it's anybody's guess exactly what it is he's doing in it. ...
• Bela is Prof. ... At one point Bela bays at the moon, after which his is knocked out by his own double. ...
• The Devil Bat is one of my favorite Lugosi films. ...
• Lugosi is at his evil best, snickering gleefully as he pumps his bat full of the electrical charge that will increase its size. ...

•    The most famous vampire of them all was brought to the screen by a very accomplished actor named Bela Lugosi. Edward Van Sloan as Professor Von Helsing demonstrated that it took a single cross to ward off a vampire, but it took Hollywood's greatest double-cross to crucify Bela Lugosi.
• Not another Lugosi article. ... I will not cover the fabulous career of Bela before Dracula, because that's when this all started. ...
•    To begin with, Lugosi had performed Dracula on stage for a long time and very successfully before he did it on film. ... The studio then tried casting Ian Keith, Paul Lukas and even Chester Morris in the role, in spite of the fact that Lugosi had been tremendously successful in the role already. Finally, under pressure, they tested Lugosi and the rest is history, as they say.
•    First off, in Dracula some of Bela's best and longest scenes were left on the cutting room floor, which made the production look even more like the stage play. ...
•    Lugosi was now a drawing card for horror pictures and the studio would star him in their biggest effort to date, Frankenstein. Lugosi was not thrilled with the idea, but it had merit as portrayed in the original script. ... Bela objected strongly to the fact that his voice would not be heard, since he had gone through a great deal to learn English when sound films began, and the discomfort of the makeup was too much to expect after this change, so he refused to play the role.
•    Now, what to do with Lugosi? Well, they offered him the role of Dr. Mirakle in Murders in the Rue Morgue, which was a meaty role, and Lugosi did all he could with it. ... Not a great thing for Lugosi's image, but the studio didn't seem to care. ...
•    Now, for reasons I don't know, Bela decided to try other studios at this point. ... In this one, Bela shines and completely dominates the film. Director Victor Halperin managed to get a super performance from Lugosi, but the hapless hero looked like a bad actor in a silent film.

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• Born Bela Ferenc Dezso Blasko on October 20, 1882, in Lugos, Hungary (now Romania), Bela Lugosi ran away from home at the tender age of 12. ... Lugosi was into his 30s when he volunteered to serve his country during World War I. ... His residence in Germany was brief, and in late 1921 or early 1922 Lugosi had arrived in the U. ...
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• Relocating to Hollywood, Lugosi made several films in the the fading days of the silents, and in 1930 director Tod Browning asked him to reprise his role as the vampire in Universal's Dracula. the films of bela lugosi.
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• From Island of Lost Souls, one of Lugosi's best films.
• Lugosi as Ygor and Boris Karloff as the Monster in Universal's stylish horror flick Son of Frankenstein. ...
• From Night Monster, possibly the best of Lugosi's later Universal horror films.
• Lobby card from Scared to Death, Lugosi's only color feature film. ...
• Dracula (Lugosi) rouses the Frankenstein Monster (Glenn Strange) in the comedy Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein.
• After the release of Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein in 1948, roles simply vanished for Bela Lugosi. He didn't make another film until 1952, with the releases of Mother Riley Meets the Vampire and Bela Lugosi Meets a Brooklyn Gorilla. Lugosi then befriended low-budget director Edward D. ... Lugosi's final film, discounting Plan Nine From Outer Space, is The Black Sleep (1956), an entertaining horror film with a larger budget that Wood's productions. For more information about Lugosi's personal and professional relationship with Ed Wood, check out Rudolph Grey's Nightmare of Ecstasy: The Life and Art of Edward D. ...

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• BELA LUGOSI MEETS A BROOKLYN GORILLA  (77 mins) $24. ...
• Starring Bela Lugosi, Duke Mitchell, Sammy Petrillo, Charlita, Muriel Landers, Al Kikume, Mickey Sampson, Martin Garralaga, Milton Newberger.
• Director William Beaudine reunited with Bela Lugosi for BELA LUGOSI MEETS A BROOKLYN GORILLA in 1952. Beaudine and Lugosi worked together previously on VOODOO MAN (1944), GHOST ON THE LOOSE (1943), and THE APE MAN (1943). ... Still, Beaudine had a hell of a career, spanning 50 years and over 200 motion picture and television direction credits! BELA LUGOSI MEETS A BROOKLYN GORILLA was co-produced by schlockmeister Herman Cohen who apparently had a fetish for primates as he also was responsible for BRIDE OF THE GORILLA, KONGA, and TROG. ...
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• Bela Lugosi was in the final phase of his career, hence the reason he appeared in such low-brow fare as this and Ed Wood’s films. ... Make no mistake about it, BELA LUGOSI MEETS A BROOKLYN GORILLA is a horrid film, sure to entertain those who enjoy camp. ... The plot is paint-by-numbers, but BELA LUGOSI MEETS A BROOKLYN GORILLA generates a few legitimate laughs as it pokes fun of the genre and itself. ... That leaves Lugosi and Western starlet Charlita so put the pieces together. Even though Lugosi’s character is old enough to be her grandfather, he pines for his costar providing much of the conflict in the film. ...
• BELA LUGOSI MEETS A BROOKLYN GORILLA is presented full frame (1. ... The special effects for BELA LUGOSI MEETS A BROOKLYN GORILLA are non-existent; you could say that Charlita is the visual highlight of the movie. ... 0, 2:11) the disc contains a recent interview with the elder Sammy Petrillo, who reminisces about working with Lugosi. ...
• BELA LUGOSI MEETS A BROOKLYN GORILLA is neither scary nor funny, yet it has a few madcap moments (what do you expect from a title like that?) and a solid performance by Bela Lugosi. Bela turns in a great physical performance considering his age when this was filmed---he does pratfalls and gets thrown around by an ape. I actually prefer this movie to that other skid row horror/comedy, THE EAST SIDE KIDS MEET BELA LUGOSI. ...

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• Bela Lugosi was the stage name of '''Blask la Ferenc Dezső''' (b. ...
• Lugosi started his acting career on the stage in Europe, most notably known for his portrayal of Dracula in a stage production of Bram Stoker's classic vampire story. ...
• The film was a success, but Lugosi was typecast as a horror heavy with such movies as White Zombie and Scared to Death. ...
• Ed Wood, a long-time fan of Lugosi's, offered him numerous roles in his films, always playing some variant of a mad scientist/vampire type, even in movies in which such a role made no sense -- such as Glen or Glenda. The biographical film Ed Wood, by Tim Burton, portrayed Wood's relationship with Lugosi, who was played by Martin Landau. ...
• One of Lugosi's most infamous roles was in a movie that was released after he was dead. Ed Wood's Plan 9 from Outer Space featured footage of Lugosi -- who died during filming -- interspersed with a double who looked nothing like him, and Lugosi got top billing for the movie. ...
• He was also the subject of a song by gothic rock band Bauhaus entitled Bela Lugosi's Dead. ...
• Truth being stranger than fiction sometimes, Bela Lugosi was buried in his full Dracula costume, as per the request in his will, in the Holy Cross Cemetery in Culver City, California. ...

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• "No one actor ever exuded a greater aura of mystery than Bela Lugosi. ... , and Boris Karloff, who projected their genre roles mainly through the grotesque, Lugosi presented evil in well-mannered seductive ways, which certainly had an effect on the female portion of his audience. At one point in the mid-1930s Lugosi received as much fan mail from female admirers as did Clark Gable and this is doubly interesting since Lugosi worked mainly in horror films and at the time he was past 50 years of age. There can be no doubt that Bela Lugosi possessed more personal charisma than did his other counterparts, both before and since, in the horror film field, and while most of his genre outings were low-quality efforts, the actor himself is perhaps the most readily identifiable performer ever to make horror pictures. ...
• A Few Fangsharp Facts Bela Lugosi was born in Transylvania in the Hungarian town of Lugos, as Bela Ferenc Dezso Blasko on October 20, 1882. ...
• Lugosi means "from Lugos" or "of Lugos".
• 1919 -- After the defeat of the Hungarian Leftists, Bela had to flee to Germany. ...
• As Chaney's health kept him from the project, the studio scouted around for replacements and finally chose Lugosi, at that time unknown to American film audiences.
• An interesting fact when compared to later films: Bela Lugosi did not wear fangs in this portrayal of the count.
• This was the part that made Bela a star, and no other film he was in ever gleaned as much success. ...
• I found the Bela Lugosi version of Dracula (1931) boring. ... However, I wish I'd been one of Renfield's flies on the curtain in the theatres where Bela performed! .
• If I didn't believe that Bela Lugosi contributed much to the genre, both in film and literature, I wouldn't have created this page. ...
• As Vincent Price related, when he and Peter Lorre went to view Bela's body, Lorre, seeing Lugosi dressed in his famous Dracula cape, quipped, "Do you think we should drive a stake through his heart just in case?" .

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