The Bride (1985)
Overview
Doctor Frankenstein creates a mate for his monster, a woman called Eva, who promptly rejects the male creature. In turn, the doctor becomes obsessed with Eva, and tries to make her a perfect victorian woman.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $13,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $3,558,669.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 2.762 |
Directed By
Franc Roddam
Crew
Franc Roddam
Lloyd Fonvielle
W.C. 'Chunky' Huse
Pamela Guest
Frédéric Bovis
Andy Birmingham
Maurice Jarre
Derek Lyons
Laurent Brégeat
Damien Lanfranchi
Matthew Launay
Michel Mention
Richard Pointing
Ronnie Fox Rogers
Hugh Strain
David Budd
Chris Brock
Patricia Reid-Douglas
Len Tremble
Roy Evans
Callum McDougall
Peter Bond
Christopher Palmer
Sallie Evans
Sally Osoba
Joanna Gollins
Caroline Mazauric
Michèle Girot
Don Mothersill
Maralyn Sherman
Yvonne Heeks
Janet Macklam
Christine Raspillère
Paul Hodgson
Tony Cridlin
Peter Hutchinson
Chris Taylor
Dick Lewzey
Tricia Cameron
Pauline Granby
Maureen Stephenson
Antoine Sabarros
Aaron Sherman
Maurice Jarre
Victor Drai
Keith Addis
Michael Ellis
Ellen Chenoweth
Chris Kenny
Michael Seymour
Bryan Graves
Tessa Davies
Christopher Young
Mary Shelley
Lloyd Fonvielle
Shirley Russell
Rebecca Breed
Stephen H. Burum
Roy Alon
Gerry Crampton
Joyce Gallie
Laurie Shane
Simon Mills
Marilyse Morgan
Bruce Bigg
Bob Penn
John Palmer
David McHenry
Nick Gillard
Alan Stuart
Patrick Clayton
Sarah Monzani
Robin Clarke
Jason White
Dorothy Ford
Bernard Mazauric
David John
Tony Friel
John Ireland
Cheryl Leigh
Malcolm Weaver
Dinny Powell
Denise Ryan
Ted Morley
Peter Skehan
TOP CAST
Sting
Frankenstein
Jennifer Beals
Eva
Anthony Higgins
Clerval
Clancy Brown
Viktor
David Rappaport
Rinaldo
Geraldine Page
Mrs. Baumann
Cary Elwes
Josef
Timothy Spall
Paulus
Alexei Sayle
Magar
Phil Daniels
Bela
Quentin Crisp
Dr Zahlus
Veruschka von Lehndorff
Countess
Guy Rolfe
Count
Ken Campbell
Pedlar
Andy de la Tour
Priest
Gary Shail
1st Circus Hand
Carl Chase
2nd Circus Hand
Tony Haygarth
Tavern Keeper
Janine Duvitski
Serving Girl
Matthew Guinness
1st Patron
Tony Brutus
2nd Patron
Jack Birkett
Blind Man
John Sharp
Bailiff
Bernard Padden
Houseboy
Gerry Crampton
Gentleman
Fenella Fletcher
Masked Lady
Joe Kaye
Groom
Harold Coyne
Butler
Stromboli
Circus Performer
Karen Furness
Circus Performer
John Alexander
Circus Performer
Jacqueline Russell
Circus Performer
Tod Cody
Circus Performer
Laurence Temple
Circus Performer
Gerard Naprous
Circus Performer
Vera De Vel
Circus Performer
Sally Oultram
Circus Performer
Joëlle Baland
Circus Performer
Miss Irta
Circus Performer
Andy Barrat
Circus Ringmaster
Annie Roddam
Countess' Daughter
Jon Dubaya
Page Boy
Harry Fielder
Circus Man
Frank Jakeman
Circus Roustabout
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