s02e07 : Frankenstein (1931) / Frankenstein Junior

from DOUBLE PROGRAMME Hosted by Maxime Lejeune, Michael Rouayroux et Terry Courbon

À l’occasion de la sortie de The Bride de Maggie Gyllenhall, énième variation cinématographique inspirée de l’œuvre de Mary Shelley ; Double Programme enfile ses gants de chirurgien, et se prépare à une opération risquée pour donner vie à un agglomérat de photogrammes de films. Logiquement, la première suture se fera avec le cœur. Alors, quoi de mieux que le Frankenstein de 1931, réalisé par James Whale, pour donner le premier afflux de vie ? Une œuvre qui marquera au point qu’aujourd’hui encore, la créature telle qu’incarné par Boris Karloff, reste l’icône absolue et indémodable du genre. On continue notre étrange opération en voulant insuffler le rire, pour ce faire, on implante une dose de comédie. Créé en 1974 par deux « génies comiques » : Gene Wilder et Mel Brooks, Frankenstein Junior marque les esprits, au-delà de ses gags, par le fait d’être une œuvre cinématographique totale et respectueuse du genre. DOUBLE PROGRAMME EST OUVERT D’ESPRIT, ET AIME DONC LES MONSTRES, QU’ILS SOIENT TRAGIQUES OU COMIQUES. Présentation : Maxime Lejeune & Michael Rouayroux Rédaction : Michael Rouayroux & Maxime Lejeune Réalisation : Terry Courbon Production : Maxime Lejeune & Michael Rouayroux Montage et mixage : Terry Courbon Musique des génériques : Terry Courbon Pour nous écrire des mots de soutien et d’amour, voir même nous proposer des Doubles Programmes : 📨 [email protected] Vous pouvez nous retrouver sur Instagram : - @doubleprogrammecast - Terrific Terry : @choxywink - Miraculous Mickey : @mickeyrouayroux - Magnificent Max : @maxlejeune7 Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

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