Final Curtain

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueAfter a horror play's final performance, The Vampire roams the theater.After a horror play's final performance, The Vampire roams the theater.After a horror play's final performance, The Vampire roams the theater.

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Duke Moore

The Actor
(as James 'Duke' Moore)

Dudley Manlove

Narrator

Jeannie Stevens

The Vampire
(as Jenny Stevens)

Réalisation
- Edward D. Wood Jr.
Scénario
- Edward D. Wood Jr.
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Anecdotes
Bela Lugosi was reading the script for this movie when he died.

Gaffes
The theatre is supposed to be totally deserted, except for the Actor. But at 1 minute, 48 seconds, in the reflection of the glass on a machine, you can clearly see a crewman walking along.

Citations
Narrator: I cannot tell where space ends, and the auditorium walls begin. But, do I really want to know? Something deep from within my very being draws me from this stage... I must see the floors above, to enter into the costume rooms, the scenery rooms, the make-up rooms, all those rooms where one may change his appearance to any character nameable.
[ominous thunderclap]
Narrator: And unnameable.

Connexions
Featured in La nuit des revenants (1959)

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2/10

Unsold Pilot That Didn't go to Waste

I've often wondered just why Duke Moore had to be dressed in a tuxedo during the first half of Night of the Ghouls. Now I know. Ed tried to sell this television pilot but got no takers. He couldn't let this valuable footage go to waste so he inserted it into NOTG even though it makes no sense in the movie, either, thus Duke having to match up with the stock footage. Wood must have learned film producing under Jules White. Final Curtain is an Ed Wood stream of conciousness, which means it's about twice as long as it should be. As a one reeler it might have been OK, but at 2 reels it's strictly for the Ed Wood completist that has to see everything.