Young Frankenstein (1974)

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Written by Mary Shelley, Gene Wilder

Directed by Mel Brooks

Running Time: 110 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1974

Rating: PG Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Black and White

Celebratory parody of the 1930s Frankenstein films as the doctor's grandson inherits the creepy old Transylvanian estate. Somewhat embarrassed by his family's dubious background, he arrives to find the castle inhabited by descendants of the hunchbacks, hags and wenches who populated his grandfather's unusual world. Overcoming his initial misgivings, he decides to piece together a creature of his own.

When is Young Frankenstein next on TV?

In the UK... it's next showing on Sky Movies Modern Greats November 28th, 12:35pm and on Sky Movies Modern Greats HD November 28th, 12:35pm. See more...

Cast

Gene WilderDr. Frederick Frankenstein
Peter BoyleThe Monster
Marty FeldmanIgor
Madeline KahnElizabeth
Image for Cloris LeachmanCloris LeachmanFrau Blücher
Image for Teri GarrTeri GarrInga
Image for Kenneth MarsKenneth MarsPolice Inspector Kemp
Richard HaydnGerhard Falkstein
Liam DunnMr. Hilltop
Danny GoldmanMedical Student
Oscar Beregi Jr.Sadistic Jailor
Arthur MaletSecond Village Elder
Anne BeesleyHelga Girl at Well
Monte LandisGravedigger
Rusty BlitzGravedigger

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