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99+ Photos. Actor, raconteur, art collector and connoisseur of haute cuisine are just some of the attributes associated with Vincent Price. He was born Vincent Leonard Price, Jr. in St. Louis, Missouri, to Marguerite Cobb "Daisy" (Wilcox) and Vincent Leonard Price, who was President of the National Candy Company.
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Jul 17, 2021 · July 17, 2021 1930s, 1940s, celebrity & famous people, portraits. Born 1911 in St. Louis, Missouri, American actor Vincent Price had his first film role as leading man in the 1938 comedy Service de Luxe. He became well known as a character actor, appearing in films such as The Song of Bernadette (1943), Laura (1944), The Keys of the Kingdom ...
- “Thriller”
- The Invisible Man Returns
- House of Wax
- The Mad Magician
- The Fly
- William Castle Collaborations: The Tingler and House on Haunted Hill
- Roger Corman Collaborations: Edgar Allan Poe
- Batman TV Show
- Dr. Goldfoot and The Bikini Machine
- Witchfinder General
If you grew up in the 1980s, chances are one of your first introductions to Price was through Michael Jackson’s ubiquitous hit, probably the most successful pop song about undead monsters ever recorded. The landmark video (directed by An American Werewolf in London’sJohn Landis) added iconic zombie choreography to the song, but a huge part of “Thri...
The 1940 sequel to the 1933 Universal Horror classic is only loosely tied to the H.G. Wells-inspired original, but obviouslyit revolves around a familiar plot device. In one of his earliest horror roles, a 29-year-old Price plays a man who’s injected with an invisibility serum after he’s wrongly accused of murder. Can he find the real killer before...
This 1953 smash hit—the first big studio film to be released in color 3D—elevated Price from a string of second banana parts to being one of Hollywood’s most popular villains. He stars as acclaimed turn-of-the-century wax sculptor Professor Jarrod who’s locked in a bitter feud with his greedy business partner. Things take a very dark turn when the ...
A year after House of Wax, Price—proudly billed as “That House of Wax Man”—played another 3D fiend, a magician who’s found some success inventing tricks for other performers, but is determined to star in his own show as “the Great Gallico.” His flair for illusion also helps him in the real world, where he’s fond of impersonating his enemies. Those ...
Nearly three decades before David Cronenberg teleported Jeff Goldblum into the annals of body horror, Price starred in a less oozyadaptation of George Langelaan’s sci-fi short story. In this version, Price plays the brother of the ill-fated scientist, the latter a family man who keeps his experiments in his basement. (That explains why his wife has...
In 1959, Price starred in two horror movies directed by William Castle—both of which became famous more for Castle’s marketing gimmicks than for anything else (though House on Haunted Hill would, years later, be woefully remade). In The Tingler, Price is a scientist who discovers a creepy-crawly parasite that feeds on fear, which gets complicated w...
Director and producer Roger Corman’s influence in Hollywood cannot be overstated (or summed up terribly briefly), but his partnership with Price began with American International Pictures’ 1960's House of Usher, adapted from Edgar Allan Poe by Richard Matheson. (As it happened, Price would later star in The Last Man on Earth, the first adaptation o...
OF COURSE VINCENT PRICE WAS AN AMAZING COMIC-BOOK VILLAIN. The character Egghead was very fond of using egg-shaped weapons (to match his head) and speaking in egg-themed puns. He appeared in several episodes and, as it happened, did really have a huge brain under that giant bald noggin. Here’s proof: At one point he actually figured out that Batman...
A San Francisco-set 1965 sci-fi comedy starring Price as the flamboyantly wacky creator of a bikini-clad robot army? A James Bond spoof that would later be spoofed itself by the Austin Powers movies? Why do you need any more plot than that? Director Norman Taurog slotted this loosey-goosey romp among the many Elvis Presley vehicles he helmed throug...
Price plays the corrupt title character in this 1968 period drama (which kind of works even if you’re seeing it under its Poe-evoking alternate title, The Conqueror Worm), which was inspired by a real witch hunter who unleashed a reign of terror during the English Civil War. It’s not realllllyy a horror movie, other than the general horror of tortu...
Sep 22, 2020 · / Photoshot/Getty Images. Read More. It’s basically impossible to talk about classic horror movies without mentioning at least one film starring Vincent Price. With his menacing voice, laugh,...
Images of Vincent Price on film posters. by greenbudgie | created - 30 Sep 2017 | updated - 2 months ago | Public. In year of release order from 2023 going back in time to 1938. I've inserted some Vincent Price quotes from some of his movies.
