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Young Frankenstein(1974)
Young Frankenstein(1974)
Much-loved, brilliantly zany Mel Brooks comedy about Dr Frankenstein's grandson.
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Film Details
Year
1975
Duration
87 minutes
Genres
Comedy
Language
English
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Synopsis
Being the unknown brother or sister of someone famous can be tough. Sigerson Holmes certainly thinks so, and he wants to prove he is as good a detective as the great Sherlock (or "Sheer Luck", as he bitterly refers to him). Sherlock secretly provides his sibling with a case that he really should be able to solve. Sigerson's unique (and slightly bonkers) way of tackling the mystery is what makes this original and energetic comedy so funny.
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