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Old 22-03-2007, 05:31 PM
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"Saving Grace" has Leslie Phillips as a vicar, but, according to Imdb, it features Dracula A.D. 1972.
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Could've SWORN it was SCARS...have to ferret out my copy and have a look.

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No problem, I just went to check, because of all the Draculas available...you know...:
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Babysitter Susan George watches a bit of Plague of the Zombies on TV in the movie Fright.

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I always think that when there is a film within a film, that the film within always looks more intersting than the one we are actually watching!!! Now I remember a clip from the hammer Horror "Plague of The Zombies" and its the dream sequence in the grveyard,... I think that was in "American werewoñf in London"? not sure though,anyone remember?
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Babysitter Susan George watches a bit of Plague of the Zombies on TV in the movie Fright.
ah, I do remember the susan george connection watching it on tv but I cannot remember another single thing about the movie "Fright" nor do I recall that title, Im sure you are absolutley right but I suppose that goes to prove my earlier comment that quite often the film within the film is more memorable than the one we are actually watching! cheers for that info
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There's a splendid fake film in the middle of The New Lot. This is available as an extra on the DVD of Next of Kin. The lads (Peter Ustinov, John Laurie, Raymond Huntley and Bernard Miles) go to the cinema during their basic army training and watch a very stiff upper lip flagwaver with Robert Donat as an impossibly brave soldier. Rip roaring stuff.

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ah, I do remember the susan george connection watching it on tv but I cannot remember another single thing about the movie "Fright" nor do I recall that title, Im sure you are absolutley right but I suppose that goes to prove my earlier comment that quite often the film within the film is more memorable than the one we are actually watching! cheers for that info
A blood spattered Dennis Waterman dropping through the door? I suppose it must have been the first time he and George Cole worked together.
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A blood spattered Dennis Waterman dropping through the door? I suppose it must have been the first time he and George Cole worked together.
Funny you should mention it as when they met up to do MINDER they discussed the film, as quoted from REMINDER (Waterman) p.86,

"Early on in the shooting of MINDER, George Cole and I were in a car together and I mentioned FRIGHT.
'I was in that,' said George.
'No you weren't,' said I.
'Yes I was, and I don't remember you.'
GEORGE COLE : I guess he must have been that body lying face down in the hall that I'd been stepping over for the last three weeks."



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