Question 1

Why did the Breen Office change the sound of the body-disposal device?

Accepted Answer

The Breen Office ordered changes to the film, including replacing the original grinding sound of the device used to dispose of body parts with a flushing toilet sound, because the grinding was considered too horrific.

Question 2

What was the original title of this film and why was it changed?

Accepted Answer

The film was originally going to be titled 'Frankenstein 1960,' but that did not sound futuristic enough and it was thought too far-fetched that an independent researcher could obtain his own atomic reactor in 1960.

Question 3

Which classic film's prop was reused in the set of this movie?

Accepted Answer

The black falcon statuette from 'The Maltese Falcon' (1941) was used by the Warner Bros. prop department as part of the set of this film.

Question 4

How did Boris Karloff's role in this film differ from his earlier Frankenstein movies?

Accepted Answer

This was Boris Karloff's fifth Frankenstein film and the first in which he played a member of the Frankenstein family (Baron Victor von Frankenstein), rather than the Monster or a mad scientist.

Question 5

What happened when two actors appeared on a Chicago talk show to promote the film?

Accepted Answer

Charlotte Austin and Don 'Red' Barry appeared on Tom Duggan's show but had had a few drinks and proceeded to belittle the film's quality, much to Duggan's chagrin.

Frankenstein 1970

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