Frankenstein's Monster - Portrayals

Portrayals

Actor Year Production
Charles Stanton Ogle 1910 Frankenstein
Percy Standing 1915 Life Without Soul
Boris Karloff 1931 Frankenstein
1935 Bride of Frankenstein
1939 Son of Frankenstein
Lon Chaney, Jr. 1942 The Ghost of Frankenstein
Bela Lugosi 1943 Frankenstein Meets the Wolfman
Glenn Strange 1944 House of Frankenstein
1945 House of Dracula
1948 Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein
Gary Conway 1957 I Was a Teenage Frankenstein
Christopher Lee The Curse of Frankenstein
Gary Conway 1958 How to Make a Monster
Michael Gwynn The Revenge of Frankenstein
Mike Lane Frankenstein 1970
Harry Wilson Frankenstein's Daughter
Kiwi Kingston 1963 The Evil of Frankenstein
Koji Furuhata 1965 Frankenstein Conquers the World
Susan Denberg 1967 Frankenstein Created Woman
Robert Rodan Dark Shadows
Freddie Jones 1969 Frankenstein Must Be Destroyed
David Prowse 1970 The Horror of Frankenstein
John Bloom 1971 Dracula vs. Frankenstein
Joe De Sue 1973 Blackenstein
Michael Sarrazin Frankenstein: The True Story
Srdjan Zelenovic Flesh for Frankenstein
David Prowse 1974 Frankenstein and the Monster from Hell
Peter Boyle Young Frankenstein
Per Oscarsson 1976 Terror of Frankenstein
Clancy Brown 1985 The Bride
Tom Noonan 1987 The Monster Squad
Nick Brimble 1990 Frankenstein Unbound
Randy Quaid 1992 Frankenstein
Robert De Niro 1994 Mary Shelley's Frankenstein
Peter Crombie 1997 House of Frankenstein 1997
Frank Welker 1999 Alvin and the Chipmunks Meet Frankenstein
Shuler Hensley 2004 Van Helsing
Luke Goss Frankenstein
Vincent Perez Frankenstein
Joel Hebner 2005 Frankenstein Reborn
Julian Bleach 2007 Frankenstein
Shuler Hensley Young Frankenstein
Benedict Cumberbatch 2011 Frankenstein
Jonny Lee Miller
Kevin James 2012 Hotel Transylvania
David Gest 2012 A Nightmare on Lime Street

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