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Why An American Werewolf in London (1981) was considered ''horrendous''
“What makes this film horrifying is that it takes place in everyday London,” said director John Landis.
John Landis knew he wanted to become a director at eight years old
“I just had to spend a great deal of time learning about it,” said the director.
Estelle Getty was so short she had to buy children's clothes
Getty played older, but there's no playing taller!
Of course those were real wolves in An American Werewolf in London (1981)
It was a howling good time!
John Landis wrote American Werewolf a decade before it was made
And it was all thanks to a chance encounter with a burial ritual!
Here's what Rod Serling had to say to people who thought The Twilight Zone was ''too far out there''
Being "too far out there" should've been The Twilight Zone's biggest compliment, but it led to complications.
Dr. Pepper had a surprising role in ''An American Werewolf in London''
Open up a ly-CAN.
Director John Landis on An American Werewolf in London (1981): ''It was considered too terrifying.''
It took years for the film to begin production.
Mary Tyler Moore loved Laura Petrie: ''She's me''
"I love her," said Moore.
Griffin Dunne's gruesome appearance disturbed people on the set of An American Werewolf in London
“I’m glad to be associated with something so weird,” said the actor. “Of course, it wasn’t so much fun being dead.”
James Arness felt stressed about taking on the role of Matt Dillon
The Gunsmoke star had big spurs to fill.
John Landis added humor to An American Werewolf in London (1981) to catch his audience off guard
“I want to keep everyone constantly off balance,” said the director.
Christopher Knight on Maureen McCormick: ''I thought it was selfish''
Find out why Peter didn't invite Marcia to his wedding
Ricardo Montalbán said his character on Fantasy Island is who he'd want to be in real life
Fantasy Island allowed Ricardo Montalbán to live out a fantasy of his own!
John Landis had trouble setting ''American Werewolf'' expectations
Was it funny? Was it scary? Was John Belushi in it?
Aaron Spelling revealed the comment he made to a reporter that he was never able to live down
“I probably never should have said it,” wrote Spelling.
Johnny Crawford felt ''pathetic'' as Chuck Connors' son
And really, could you blame him?
The Penguin's quacking was Burgess Meredith's crafty way of hiding a cough on Batman
Meredith had a quacking good time on the set of Batman.
Farrah Fawcett admitted she felt ''more pressure'' after leaving Charlie's Angels
"I have so many responsibilities."
Alan Alda had to bounce back from a big-time box office bomb
Nobody's perfect, not even Hawkeye.
This star of The Carol Burnett Show was briefly considered for the role of Batman
Could you picture any actor besides West as the Caped Crusader?
Alan Napier was the first actor cast in Batman
“I had never read comics before I did it,” said Napier.
Bea Arthur was fearless...until she saw a chicken on the set of The Golden Girls
It was a feathery nightmare!
Florence Henderson on why the Bradys couldn't have babies
Should Carol Brady have had more children? Here’s what Florence Henderson had to say!
These songs were big for more than one act. Which is your favorite?
These picks are more than just a "cover version."
What's your favorite William Castle film?
It's the creepiest poll you'll take all day...
Do you remember all these horror ''house'' movies?
Who knew four walls could be so terrifying?!
Carol Burnett proved comedy doesn’t always come from tragedy
Her story bucks the trend, at least according to one interview in '98.
This Charlie's Angels star ''was not overly impressed'' with the show
Can you guess who?
Does this actor star in the original House on Haunted Hill, or the 1999 reboot?
It's time to use your horror knowledge of both past and present!
Daily Andy Griffith Cast & Crew Quiz: Season 1, Episode 6
Who's who in the cast and crew?
Can you remember the other half of these horror film couples?
Is it love or horror?
Vincent Price said that watching his father give up his own dreams taught him a valuable lesson
"I vowed never to feel trapped by my life."
This western actor was William Dozier's first choice to play Batman
Here's how Adam West ended up winning the role.
















