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(talking sarcastically) Everybody loves EL-ROY! That good for nothing!
-WillieNext Friday
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 Released: 1973
Produced by Dan "Dark Shadows" Curtis, this TV adaptation of Mary Shelley's classic spinechiller Frankenstein remains fairly faithful to its source. Robert Foxworth stars as Dr. Victor Frankenstein, who comes to grief when he "plays God" by creating a human being from spare body parts. The monster, played by Bo Svenson, is doomed from the start, not only by fate but by his inherited homicidal nature. Susan Strasberg and Heidi Vaughn co-star as the two unfortunate women in Dr Frankenstein's life. Originally telecast in two parts on ABC's late-night Wide World Mystery anthology, Frankenstein debuted January 16 and 17, 1973. It was later pared down to a traditional 2-hour, single-part TV movie. Hal Erickson
Robert Foxworth - Dr. Victor Frankenstein
Susan Strasberg - Elizabeth Aerval
Bo Svenson - The Monster
Heidi Vaughn - Agatha DeLacey
Edgar Justice - Mayor
Robert Gentry - Henri Clerval
George Morgan - Hugo
Rosella Olson - Bride of the Monster
Edgar Daniels - Innkeeper
Brian Avery - Felix Delacey
Willie Aames - William Frankenstein
Jon Lormer - Charles DeLacey
John Karlen - Otto Roget
Philip Bourneuf - Alphonse Frankenstein
William Hansen - Prof. Waldman
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