February 20, 2014
Neil Gaiman on Bride of Frankenstein
Does Neil Gaiman really need an introduction? Gaiman, you
should know, is a prolific writer of the legendary Sandman comics, best-selling short-story collections and
novels such as American Gods and Anansi
Boys, and children’s/young adult, or
“all-ages” books such as Coraline
and The Graveyard Book.
Here, Gaiman reflects on James Whale’s BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN
(1935) and its enduring oddbeat charm. The short interview was done for the
spectacular, ongoing, UK-wide Gothic
series of films and events celebrating “the Dark Heart of Film”, organized by
the British Film Institute.
The BFI’s Gothic: The Dark Heart of Film event.
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Labels: • Bride of Frankenstein (1935)
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