Question 1

Why is Alice Cooper's voice only heard during musical sequences in Monster Dog?

Accepted Answer

None of the actors dubbed their own lines. Alice Cooper's real voice is heard only during his two musical sequences; his dialogue was dubbed by Ted Rusoff.

Question 2

What led Alice Cooper to star in this low-budget film?

Accepted Answer

Alice Cooper decided to get sober in 1983 after a cocaine habit and was dropped by his record label. He saw the film as an opportunity to get back to work and signed on with the understanding it would not be released outside the Philippines.

Question 3

What incident occurred during the staircase dog chase scene?

Accepted Answer

The scene was intended as a single take because the dogs were deprived of food and actresses feared being eaten. The still photographer shouted 'STOP' to reload film, angering director Claudio Fragasso, who chased him with a loaded shotgun firing shots.

Question 4

Which nationalities were represented in the cast and crew of Monster Dog?

Accepted Answer

Director Claudio Fragasso and writer Rossella Drudi are Italian, star Alice Cooper is American, and the rest of the cast and crew are predominantly from Spain, where the film was shot. The crew was nearly 300 people.

Question 5

What songs did Alice Cooper contribute to Monster Dog?

Accepted Answer

Director Claudio Fragasso asked Alice Cooper to write two songs 15 days before photography. Cooper rushed to write and record temp demos, which were used in the final cut. The songs later appeared in the CD boxed set 'The Life and Crimes of Alice Cooper.'

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