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In 1960, B-movie master Roger Corman made the original Little Shop of Horrors in two days -- at a total cost of $30,000. This offbeat horror-comedy about a nebbish and his man-eating plant quickly became one of the most popular cult films in movie history, spawning an award-winning Off-Broadway musical and a multi-million-dollar musical motion picture.
The Little Shop of Horrors Book presents the complete story of everyone's favorite carnivorous plant, including:
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Interviews with the cast and crew of the original film.
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Fascinating background information on Roger Corman's operation
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How an obscure movie became a long-running stage musical
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Behind-the-scenes information on the new blockbuster movie
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Dozens of spine-tingling photos
- Foreward by Roger Corman
It adds up to a tasty snack for all fans of Little Shop of Horrors - and they're a hungry bunch!
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The Little Shop of Horrors Book
1988, St. Martin's Press
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in English
- 1st ed.
0312017847 9780312017842
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Bibliography: p. [175].
"The complete, behind-the-scenes story of the original cult movie, the off-Broadway musical, and the second, blockbuster film." $12.95 cover price.
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