| Abbott And Costello Meet Frankenstein | |||||
| Universal Studios (1948) | |||||
| Comedy, Horror, Science Fiction | |||||
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#16 |
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| Bud Abbott | Chick | |
| Lou Costello | Wilbur | |
| Lon Chaney Jr. | Lawrence Talbot | |
| Bela Lugosi | Dracula | |
| Glenn Strange | Monster | |
| Lénore Aubert | Sandra Mornay | |
| Jane Randolph | Joan Raymond | |
| Frank Ferguson | Mr. McDougal | |
| Charles Bradstreet | Dr. Stevens | |
| Bobby Barber | Waiter | |
| George Barton | Man at Costume Party | |
| Harry Brown | Photographer | |
| Charles Irwin | London Policeman | |
| Joe Kirk | Man at Costume Party in Fez | |
| Howard Negley | Harris - Insurance Man | |
| Vincent Price | The Invisible Man | |
| Carl Sklover | Man at Costume Party | |
| Helen Spring | Woman at Baggage Counter | |
| Paul Stader | Sergeant | |
| Clarence Straight | Man in Armor |
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| Producer |
Robert Arthur
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| Writer |
Mary Shelley
Bram Stoker John Grant Robert Lees |
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| Cinematography |
Charles Van Enger
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| Musician |
Frank Skinner
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Two hapless freight handlers find themselves encountering Dracula, the Frankenstein Monster and the Wolf Man. |
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