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Thursday, December 31, 2020
A ‘Frankenstein’ That Never Lived
The New York Times: “Frankenstein,” an adaptation of Mary Shelley’s novel, had cost a reported $2 million, at the time a record for a Broadway play. The screen legend John Carradine and a young Dianne Wiest were in the cast, and the unprecedented stage effects came courtesy of Bran Ferren, the wunderkind behind the mind-bending hallucinations in the film “Altered States,” released two weeks earlier.
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