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Frankenstein: The College Years is a film of genre Science fiction directed by Tom Shadyac released in USA on 28 october 1991 with William Ragsdale
Frankenstein: The College Years (1991)
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Add to a movie listReleased in USA 28 october 1991
Length 1h28
Directed by Tom Shadyac
Themes L'adolescence, Films about education, Films about children, Frankenstein films, Comedy horror films, Teen movie
Rating46%
Frankenstein, le tombeur de la fac (ou Un amour de Frankenstein, titre du DVD ; Frankenstein, the College Years) est un téléfilm américain réalisé par Tom Shadyac et diffusé en 1991. Il s'agit d'une version humoristique et parodique du roman Frankenstein ou le Prométhée moderne de Mary Shelley.
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Jay et Mark, deux brillants étudiants en médecine, tombent sur les travaux de leur professeur défunt, Lippzigger, qui travaillait à la réanimation du monstre du baron Frankenstein. Les deux étudiants poursuivent son travail et réussissent à le réanimer. "Frank N. Stein" apprend à vivre comme un être normal, jusqu'à en faire tomber les filles de la fac.Actors
William Ragsdale
(Mark Chrisman)
Christopher Daniel Barnes
(Jay Butterman)
Larry Miller
(Prof. Loman)
De'voreaux White
(Kingston Sebuka)
Andrea Elson
(Andi Richmond)
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