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Whoops! What a pity they chose to use Glenn Strange's version of the Frankenstein Monster on this presumably 1950's poster for the original 1931 Boris Karloff Frankenstein - how can a studio make such a cock up when creating a poster?
ReplyDeleteI know! It's upsetting, but during that time Glenn Strange's Frankenstein was so popular on toys, magazines, and other promotional items.
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