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| Paramount Pictures (1968) | |||||
| Drama, Horror, Thriller | |||||
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| Boris Karloff | Byron Orlok | |
| Jack Nicholson | Himself | |
| Sandra Knight | Herself | |
| Randy Quaid | ||
| Peter Bogdanovich | Sammy Michaels | |
| Sandy Baron | Kip Larkin | |
| Nancy Hsueh | Jenny | |
| Dick Miller | Himself | |
| Tim O'Kelly | Bobby Thompson | |
| Monte Landis | Marshall Smith | |
| Arthur Peterson | Ed Loughlin | |
| Daniel Ades | Chauffeur | |
| Stafford Morgan | Salesman | |
| James Brown | Robert Thompson | |
| Mary Jackson | Charlotte Thompson |
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| Producer | Peter Bogdanovich
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| Writer | Peter Bogdanovich
Samuel Fuller |
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| Cinematography | László Kovács
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| Musician | Ronald Stein
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In his directorial debut, Peter Bogdanovich weaves two disparate story lines into a terrifying moment of confrontation. In seemingly unrelated events, aging horror film star Orlok (BOris Karloff) announces his retirement, and an apparently average young man (Tim O'Kelly) accumulates an arsenal of rifles and handguns. As the pace quickens, O'Kelly turns into a murderous sniper, showing up at a drive-in theater where Orlok is making his final personal appearance. |
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