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Year:
Duration:
90 min
Genres:
Horror | Thriller
IMDB rate:
7.5
Director:
Peter Bogdanovich
Details
Country: USA
Release Date: 1968-08-15
Filming Locations: Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USA
Earnings
Budget: $130,000
Gross: ESP 4,208,576 (Spain) Admissions 58,132 (Spain)
Cast
Actor
Character
Tim O'Kelly
Bobby Thompson
Boris Karloff
Byron Orlok
Arthur Peterson
Ed Loughlin
Monte Landis
Marshall Smith (as Monty Landis)
Nancy Hsueh
Jenny
Peter Bogdanovich
Sammy Michaels
Daniel Ades
Chauffeur
Stafford Morgan
Salesman - 1st Gunshop
Mary Jackson
Charlotte Thompson
Tanya Morgan
Ilene Thompson
Timothy Burns
Waiter (as Tim Burns)
Warren White
Grocery Boy
Mark Dennis
Salesman - 2nd Gunshop
Sandy Baron
Kip Larkin
Geraldine Baron
Larkin's Girl
Gary Kent
Gas Tank Worker
Ellie Wood Walker
Woman on Freeway
Frank Marshall
Ticket Boy
Byron Betz
Projectionist
Paul Condylis
Drive-In Manager
Mike Farrell
Man in Phonebooth
Carol Samuels
Cashier
Jay Daniel
Snack Bar Attendant
James Morris
Man with Pistol
Elaine Partnow
Other at the Drive-In
Pete Belcher
Other at the Drive-In
James Bowie
Other at the Drive-In
Anita Poree
Other at the Drive-In
Robert Cleaves
Other at the Drive-In
Kay Douglas
Other at the Drive-In
Raymond Roy
Other at the Drive-In
Diana Ashley
Other at the Drive-In
Kirk Scott
Other at the Drive-In
Susan Douglas Rubes
Other at the Drive-In (as Susan Douglas)
Git Luboviski
Woman in Car at Drive-In (uncredited)
Milton Luboviski
Man in Car at Drive-In (uncredited)
Don Steele
Deejay on Radio (voice) (uncredited)
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Trivia
In the beginning credits of the movie, it states, "Radio music supplied by Charles Greene and Brian Stone". The music that they used was "Green Rocky Road", performed by the band "The Daily Flash", which Greene and Stone managed.
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According to Peter Bogdanovich's introduction to the film on the DVD, the scene in which Sammy wakes up with a hangover and is jolted when the first thing he sees is Byron Orlok originally called for him to laugh at himself, but he couldn't manage it. Boris Karloff suggested the bit that is actually used in the film - and ad-libbed Orlok's start when he unexpectedly confronts himself in a mirror, as well.
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The sniping scene at the oil tank was shot without a sound technician. All the noises were added in post.
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Goofs
The mother's body temporarily disappears from entryway to room where she was shot when Bobby carries his wife's body into another room, but somehow reappears when he returns.
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Bobby goes to the gun shop to stock up on ammo. While there he's eating a Baby Ruth candy bar. The candy bar stays its full length between shots even though Bobby is obviously consuming it. This indicates several takes of the same shot.
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(at around 46 mins) After Bobby took his dead wife very close in his arms, his hand is full of blood from her back, but his shirt stays clean, even with the large blood stain she has in front.
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Quotes
Byron Orlok: [as he being driven to the drive-in theater, looking out the car window, while passing many car dealerships] Gosh, what an ugly town this has become.
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Sammy Michaels: All the good movies have been made.
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Byron Orlok: You know what they call my films today? Camp! High camp!
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