The Last Christopher Lee Film I Watched Was ........ - Page 3

**Paul Williams** · 27th October 2008, 03:07 AM

Horror Hotel was the last movie i watched featuring Mr Lee.

**Matt Gemmell** · 20th November 2008, 01:19 PM

The Gorgon ( my avatar by coincidence). A fantastic new digital print. The film looked sumptious and I even warmed to Mr Lee's character whom I've been critical of in the past.

**Paul Williams** · 21st November 2008, 12:44 AM

Theatre Of Death.An absolutely wonderful movie.Mr Lee shone in this movie like the Sun In The Sahara Desert.Mr Lee played Philippe Darvis,and was accompanied by a wonderful array of actors,which included the incredible Jenny Till,who played Nicole Chapelle.Jenny Till also played a dancer in the movie Masque Of The Red Death with Vincent Price.Seeing as Mr Lee actually did the voice for The Red Death in the movie,Jenny Till can actually say she has been in two movies that Mr Lee has been in.It would be quite nice to see them on screen together in a movie again.

**Maria A. Silbermann** · 1st December 2008, 11:34 PM

I just watched Horror of Dracula for the first time in years. It's much better in its entirety, not butchered to allow breaks for commercials. I noticed some interesting things this time around. In selected scenes you can actually see the actor's breath in the cold -- outside and in Dracula's castle. Mr. Lee doesn't really get much to do, except be very athletic (nice leap onto that refectory table -- give that man a basketball!), and of course intensely sexy and/or angry. What baby-faces they all were in 1958! The prim drawing room manners made the panting victims and nasty lady vampires seem all the more shocking. Peter Cushing took such pains with the details in his gestures. I noticed he brushed off the seat of a chair after he removed his case, before inviting the heroine to sit. What about that red velvet suit?! In any case, you think you know a film well, and there are still details and tiny goofs that went unnoticed before.

**Kaitlin Wright** · 2nd December 2008, 02:34 AM

I watched Two Faces of Dr Jekyll

**Stuart Ball** · 2nd December 2008, 11:54 AM

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Originally Posted by Maria A. Silbermann

Peter Cushing took such pains with the details in his gestures. I noticed he brushed off the seat of a chair after he removed his case, before inviting the heroine to sit.

Yes, Peter Cushing was such a master of meticulous detail wasn't he? It's those smallest of gestures that he added that made the characters he played seem all the more real.

**Bill Petersen** · 4th December 2008, 01:02 AM

I just did "Taste The Blood of Dracula" and "Dracula:1972" the other night..... It relaxes me late at night.... Cheers....

MR.BILL