Mary Shelley reveals the main characters of her novel survived: Baron Henry Frankenstein, goaded by an even madder scientist, builds his monster a mate.
Cast: (First 20, for the rest click 'Show All Cast & Crew' below.)
Dr. Pretorius: To a new world of gods and monsters!
Dr. Pretorius: We shall drink to our partnership. Do you like gin? It is my only weakness.
The Monster: We belong dead!
Mary Shelley: It's a perfect night for mystery and horror. The air itself is filled with monsters.
The Monster: Alone: bad. Friend: good!
Trivia:
In the opening and closing credits the cast list says "The Monster's Mate" followed by a question mark.
The "body count" in the original cut was 21. This was trimmed to 10 after pressure from the censors.
When filming the scene where the monster emerges from the burnt windmill, Boris Karloff slipped and fell into the water-filled well. Upon being helped out, he realized he had broken a leg in the fall. The metal struts used to stiffen his legs (for the famous "monster lurch") helped keep the bones in place until they could be properly set.
Editing after previews resulted in the loss of a subplot in which Karl imitates the Monster's murderous modus operandi to eliminate his miserly aunt and uncle and direct the blame away from himself.
Director James Whale originally did not want to do a sequel to Frankenstein.
DVD Easter Eggs: (Hidden So You Don't See Anything You Don't Want To See)
Go to the cast biography section under Boris Karloff. When you see the listing for "Frankenstein" (1931), click up and you will get the Realart reissue trailer. (Not the original trailer).
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