My Lovely Monster Trailer

My Lovely Monster Trailer (1991)

16 February 1991 Horror, Comedy 84 mins

A silent film character is stuck in a German theater and wants to return to his film.

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Cast

Silvio Francesco

as Maximilian

Forrest J. Ackerman

as The Master

Bobbie Bresee

as Hollywood Star

Ferdy Mayne

as Cowboy / Vampire

Sara Karloff

as Herself

Anke Apelt

as Vampiress

Lincoln Bond

as Butler / Magician

Bill Warren

as Blue-Faced Agent

Ib Melchior

as Viking

John Baxter

as Priest

Frank Bresee

as Party Guest

Ann Robinson

as Party Guest

Brinke Stevens

as Party Guest

Crew

Forrest J. Ackerman

Forrest J. Ackerman Additional Dialogue

Matti Geschonneck

Matti Geschonneck Assistant Director

Fernando Argüelles

Fernando Argüelles Director of Photography

Christian Bussmann

Christian Bussmann Production Design

Rolf Baumann

Rolf Baumann Makeup Artist

Jürgen Wolter

Original Music Composer

Christa Vogel

Christa Vogel Commissioning Editor

Wolf-Dietrich Brücker

Wolf-Dietrich Brücker Commissioning Editor

Anke Apelt

Anke Apelt Line Producer

Helga Oswald

Helga Oswald Production Manager

International Titles

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International Releases Dates

Germany 16 February 1991

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