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• At the peak of his career in the early '30s, actor Bela Lugosi was the screen's most notorious personification of evil; the most famous and enduring Dracula, he helped usher in an era of new popularity for the horror genre, only to see his own fame quickly evaporate. ...
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• Cause of death: Bela died of a heart attack, in Los Angeles, California, USA.
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• According to Vincent Price, when he and Peter Lorre went to view Bela's body during Bela's funeral, Lorre, upon 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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• Legend has it "Final Curtain" was the script Bela was reading when he died. When they found Bela dead on the couch, he was clutching this script, written by his good friend Ed Wood. ...
• Were it not for his death, Lon Chaney, rather than Lugosi, would have been the director Tod Browning's choice for the starring role in Dracula (1931/I). ...
• At the time of his death, Lugosi was in such poor financial condition that Frank Sinatra quietly paid for his funeral. ...
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• The not-very-famous comedy team Mitchell and Petrillo doing their shameless Dean/Lewis impersonation meet Lugosi who promptly injects Mitchell with a serum that turns him into a gorilla. ...
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• Bela Lugosi was born Béla Ferenc Deszö Blaskó on October 20, 1882, in Lugos, Hungary. ... Bela ran away to the city of Resita at the age of eleven, never returning again to his hometown. ...
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• He was accepted into the Academy of Performing Arts, and it was during this period that he adopted the name "Lugosi. ... Bela's first big break came in 1910, when he played the role of Romeo in Szeged, Hungary. ...
• Acting under the pseudonym Arisztid Olt, Bela began his film career in 1917, starring in a number of Hungarian and German films. ... A little while later, Bela received a telegram from his wife Ilona. ... His first American film was 1923's silent film 'The Silent Command', a suspenseful spy movie in which Bela played a foreign spy who plans to blow up the Panama Canal. 'Midnight Girl' (1925) is thought to be the only silent film available or Bela's. ...
• On July 27, 1929, Bela married Beatrice Woodruff Weeks. On July 30, 1929 Bela divorced Beatrice Woodruff Weeks. Weeks blamed Clara Bow, who Lugosi had had a brief love affair with a year earlier, for the breakup. ... It wasn't until after Chaney's death that Bela was even considered for the part of Count Dracula. After much consideration, Bela was given the lead in 'Dracula' (1931). ... Bela decided not to take the part of the monster in Universal's film version of 'Frankenstein', this decision is thought to be his his greatest mistake ever. Bela felt that this film would not hep his carrer due to lack of Lines and he would not be able to be recognized through the makeup. ...

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• Product Info Synopsis A back-to-back frightfest featuring quintessential villain Lugosi in two of his lesser-known roles, DEVIL BAT and SCARED TO DEATH -- his only role in a color film. ...
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• Bela Lugosi Meets a Brooklyn Gorilla (The Boys from Brooklyn) (1952).
• Stars: Bela Lugosi, Dean Mitchell, Sammy Petrillo.
• Bela Lugosi, on his way to the embarrassments of Ed Wood films, spent quite a few years on Poverty Row making grade Z horror and science fiction films that ranged the gamut from terrible to awful. ...
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• Lugosi seems to be having a good time in what would be his last semi-decent part; the deconstructionist tendencies implicit in the title are emphasized in the story as both Mitchell and Petrillo recognize him as Bela Lugosi, though Bela himself is oblivious to the joke. Poor Bela is the only redeeming characteristic of this picture, and the only reason why it hasn't fallen into well-deserved oblivion. Lugosi is always entertaining here though, and brings this movie back into the so-bad-it's-good class. ...
• In this sharp and clear transfer, one can see in nauseating detail how badly Lugosi let himself go; his teeth are obviously black rotted stumps, a detail that I would have been just as happy not knowing.
• He has a few good anecdotes and an obvious fondness for Lugosi that's quite heartwarming. ...
• Bela Lugosi continues his decline despite getting his name in the title; hampered by highly incompetent costars, Bela still makes the proceedings fun in a grade-Z manner. ...

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• The zombies as presented in this film are not the flesh-eating terrors that George Romero would make famous with his features decades later; rather, the filmmakers remain reasonably true to Haitian folk beliefs, which shifts the horror of the picture from being not so much the zombies themselves – who are mindless undead slaves; essentially automatons without will – as it is the witch doctor who controls them, Legendre (Bela Lugosi, The Raven). ...
• As for Legendre himself, he proves to be one of Bela Lugosi’s most interesting characters, as well as one of the great actor’s best performances. Legendre comes across as a darkly creepy bon vivant, an interesting mix of personalities that Lugosi carries off easily. This character allows the actor to be more relaxed than his usual aristocrats and power brokers demand, and it can be seen that Lugosi is having a truly good time in the role.

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• At the peak of his career in the early '30s, actor Bela Lugosi was the screen's most notorious personification of evil; the most famous and enduring Dracula, he helped usher in an era of new popularity for the horror genre, only to see his own fame quickly evaporate. ... Upon the death of his father in 1894, Lugosi apprenticed as a miner, later working on the railroad. ...
• Lugosi was also intensely active in politics, and he organized an actors' union following the 1918 collapse of the Hungarian monarchy; however, when the leftist forces were defeated a year later he fled to Germany, where he resumed his prolific film career with 1920's Der Wildtöter und Chingachgook. Lugosi remained in Germany through 1921, when he emigrated to the United States. ... In 1924, Lugosi signed on to direct a drama titled The Right to Dream, but unable to communicate with his cast and crew he was quickly fired; he sued the producers, but was found by the court to be unable to helm a theatrical production and was ordered to pay fines totalling close to 70 dollars. ...
• Lugosi's future remained grim, but in 1927 he was miraculously cast to play the title character in the Broadway adaptation of the Bram Stoker vampire tale Dracula; reviews were poor, but the production was a hit, and he spent three years in the role. In 1929, Lugosi married a wealthy San Francisco widow named Beatrice Weeks, a union which lasted all of three days; their divorce, which named Clara Bow as the other woman, was a media sensation, and it launched him to national notoriety. After a series of subsequent films, however, Lugosi again faded from view until 1931, when he was tapped to reprise his Dracula portrayal on the big screen. ... When no other suitable choice arose, however, only Lugosi met with mutual, if grudging, agreement. ...
• Dracula also rocketed Lugosi to international fame, and he was immediately offered the role of the monster in James Whale's Frankenstein; he refused -- in order to attach himself to a picture titled Quasimodo -- and the part instead went to Boris Karloff. The project never went beyond the planning stages, however, and in a sense Lugosi's career never righted itself; he remained a prolific screen presence, but the enduring fame which appeared within his reach was lost forever. ... Lugosi's choice of projects was indiscriminate at best, and his reputation went into rapid decline; most of his performances were variations on his Dracula role, and before long he slipped into outright parodies of the character in pictures like 1948's Abbott & Costello Meet Frankenstein, which was to be his last film for four years. ...
• As Lugosi's career withered, he became increasingly eccentric, often appearing in public clad in his Dracula costume. ... In 1952, he returned from exile to star in Bela Lugosi Meets a Brooklyn Gorilla, followed later that year by the similarly low-brow My Son, the Vampire and Old Mother Riley Meets the Vampire. By 1953, Lugosi was firmly aligned with the notorious filmmaker Ed Wood, widely recognized as the worst director in movie history; together they made a pair of films -- Glen or Glenda? and Bride of the Monster -- before Lugosi committed himself in 1955 in order to overcome his drug battles. Upon his release, he and Wood began work on the infamous Plan 9 From Outer Space, but after filming only a handful of scenes, Lugosi died of a heart attack on August 15, 1956; he was buried in his Dracula cape. In the decades to come, his stature as a cult figure grew, and in 1994 the noted filmmaker Tim Burton directed the screen biography Ed Wood, casting veteran actor Martin Landau as Lugosi; Landau was brilliant in the role, and won the Oscar which Lugosi himself never came remotely close to earning -- a final irony in a career littered with bittersweet moments. ...

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