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Vincent Price Movies
Lean, effete, and sinister,
Vincent Price
was among the movies' greatest villains as well as one of the horror genre's most beloved and enduring stars. Born May 27, 1911, in St. Louis, MO,
graduated from Yale University, and later studied fine arts at the University of London. He made his theatrical debut in the Gate Theatre's 1935 production of Chicago, followed by work on Broadway, in stock and with
Orson Welles
' famed Mercury Theater. Under contract to Universal,
traveled to Hollywood, making his screen debut in 1938's
Service de Luxe
, before returning to Broadway for a revival of
Outward Bound
. His tenure at Universal was largely unsuccessful, and the studio kept him confined to supporting roles. Upon completing his contract,
jumped to 20th Century Fox, starring in a pair of 1940 historical tales,
Brigham Young -- Frontiersman
Hudson Bay
. Still, fame eluded him, and in 1941 he began a long Broadway run (in Angel Street) that kept him out of films for three years.
returned to the West Coast to co-star in 1943's
The Song of Bernadette
and became a prominent supporting player in a series of acclaimed films, including 1944's
, and 1946's
Leave Her to Heaven
. His first starring role was in the low-budget
, portraying a murderous psychiatrist. He next played a sadistic husband opposite
Gene Tierney
. Clearly,
's niche was as a villain -- everything about him suggested malice, with each line reading dripping with condescension and loathing; he relished these roles, and excelled in them. Still, he was not the star Fox wanted; after 1947's
The Web
, his contract expired and was not renewed.
spent the next several years freelancing with a variety of studios and by 1952 had grown so disenchanted with Hollywood that he returned to the stage, performing in a San Francisco production of The Cocktail Party before replacing
Charles Laughton
in the touring company of Don Juan in Hell.
then signed on to star in 1953's
House of Wax
, Warners' 3-D update of their
Mystery of the Wax Museum
. The picture was one of the year's biggest hits, and one of the most successful horror films ever produced.
's crazed performance as a vengeful sculptor brought him offers for any number of similar projects, and he next appeared in another 3-D feature,
Dangerous Mission
. He also made a triumphant return to the stage to appear in Richard III, followed by Black-Eyed Susan. The latter was
's last theatrical performance for 14 years, however, as he began a very busy and eclectic motion picture schedule. Though he essayed many different types of characters, his forays into horror remained by far his most popular, and in 1958 he co-starred in the hit
The Fly
as well as
William Castle
House on Haunted Hill
By the 1960s,
was working almost exclusively in the horror genre. For producer
Roger Corman
, he starred in a series of cult classic adaptations of Edgar Allen Poe stories including 1960's
The Fall of the House of Usher
, 1963's
The Raven
, 1964's
The Masque of the Red Death
, and 1968's
The Conqueror Worm
. He also appeared in a number of teen movies like 1963's
Beach Party
, 1965's
Dr. Goldfoot and the Bikini Machine
, and the 1969
Elvis Presley
vehicle The Trouble With Girls.
began to cut back on his film activities during the 1970s despite hits like 1971's
The Abominable Dr. Phibes
and its follow-up
Dr. Phibes Rises Again
. Instead he frequently lectured on art, and even published several books. For disciple
Tim Burton
co-starred in the 1990 fantasy
Edward Scissorhands
; apart from voice-over work, it was his last screen appearance. He died in Los Angeles on October 25, 1993. ~ Jason Ankeny, Rovi
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The Tomb of Ligeia
Once again Vincent Price stars for director Roger Corman in The Tomb of Ligeia, the last of Corman's eight Edgar Allen Poe adaptations, a film graced by a script by Robert Towne and moody cinematography by Nicolas Roeg. Price has the creepy lead role of Verden Fell. In 1821, when Verden's wife Ligeia (Elizabeth Shepherd) dies, she is buried in a churchyard, despite the parson's objections that she can't be buried there since she isn't a Christian. Before the grave is closed, abetted by the screech of a black cat, Ligeia eyes shoot open, startling Verden, who becomes convinced that she is not dead. Months later, Lady Rowena (also played by Shepherd) is thrown from her horse and lands at the foot of Ligeia's grave. Verden tends to her and soon falls in love with her. They marry and move into Verden's gloomy Gothic abbey, where Rowena begins to have strange dreams involving Ligeia and a black cat. One night she awakens to discover a dead fox in her bed. When Ligeia's grave is exhumed, instead of Ligeia's corpse, a wax figure is discovered. Then Rowena finds, to her horror, Verden in the arms of his dead wife in a hidden room of the abbey. Having hypnotized Verden before she died, Ligeia had Verden convinced she will live forever. Verden, now possessed by the spirit of his dead wife, takes a torch to the abbey, trapping himself and Rowena in the flaming conflagration. But Christopher (John Westbrook), an admirer of Rowena, endeavors to rescue Rowena from the flames. ~ Paul Brenner, Rovi
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The Tower of London
Basil Rathbone's real-life son, John Rodion, has his head chopped off early on in this historical melodrama often mistakenly referred to as a horror film. Yes, a second-billed Boris Karloff does stomp about on a club-foot as the Duke of Glouchester's chief executioner, Mord, but Karloff's presence is really more colorful than horrifying. Rathbone is the main villain here, as the Duke of Glouchester, the deformed second brother of Edward IV (Ian Hunter), whose throne he covets. But before he can place himself on that exalted chair, there are quite a few relatives and pretenders to be rid off. The exiled Prince of Wales (G.P. Huntley) is dispatched during a battle, and his father, the feeble-minded Plantagenet King Henry VI (Miles Mander), who steadfastly refuses to gracefully die of old age, is murdered by Mord. Half-brother Clarence (Vincent Price), meanwhile, is drowned very picturesquely in a vat of Malmsey wine and when Edward IV dies of natural causes, only his two young sons remain. To the horror of Queen Elizabeth (Barbara O'Neil), Glouchester is named their protector -- which of course means that Mord the executioner will be working overtime once again. But the evil duke, now Richard III, has not counted on the heroic John Wyatt (John Sutton), who, by looting the treasury, is able to bring back from exile in France yet another pretender, Henry Tudor (Ralph Forbes). The latter's invasion proves victorious at the famous battle of Bosworth Field and the brutal reign of Richard II, and his executioner, comes to an end. ~ Hans J. Wollstein, Rovi
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The Trouble with Girls
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Walter Hale (Elvis Presley) is the manager of a chautauqua, a traveling show consisting of performances, lectures and entertainment. Along with manager Johnny (Edward Andrews), he helps some young kids break into show business and contends with the union-organizing Charlene (Marilyn Mason). Vincent Price appears as Mr. Morality. John Carradine, Sheree North and Dabney Coleman also appear in this forgettable film which makes Clambake and Girl Happy classics by comparison. Elvis is limited to three tunes as he plays out the string of poorly scripted vehicles that ended with his next feature, the equally awful Change of Habit. By now, the inane screenplays had done permanent damage to a once-promising film career, souring the King of Rock & Roll on everything in movies except live concert performances. ~ Dan Pavlides, Rovi
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The Vagabond King
The Rudolf Friml operetta The Vagabond King was first filmed in 1930, with Dennis King in the lead. On both sides of this adaptation, audiences were treated to non-singing versions of the story, bearing titles like The Beloved Rogue and If I Were King. In all instances, the plot remained the same: in 15th-century France, irreverent beggar poet Francois Villon, crowned "king for a day" by capricious Louis XVI, patriotically rallies his fellow beggars to pick up their weapons when Paris is invaded by the Burgundians. In the 1956 remake of Vagabond King, new "singing sensation" Oreste (of whom little was heard afterwards) stars as Villon, with Cedric Hardwicke as the droll, doddering King Louis, Kathryn Grayson as the high-born heroine, and Rita Moreno as the lusty low-born wench whose love for Villon eventually costs her the use of her life. Vincent Price narrates the film, which if nothing else is elaborately mounted and colorfully photographed. Sharp-eyed viewers will be able to spot Phyllis Newman, whose meaty supporting role was pared down to a one-line bit in the release prints. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Bob Regan (Edmond O'Brien) -- a small-time attorney from the wrong side of the tracks who nonetheless has a lot of dedication -- is representing a vegetable pushcart owner (Tito Vuolo) in a damage suit against multi-millionaire Andrew Colby (Vincent Price). It seems Colby's car wrecked the man's cart, and he and his attorneys have been too busy running the world (or Colby's world) to deal with the case, so Regan barges right into the millionaire's office. Professing to be impressed with Regan's tenacity on behalf of his client, Colby offers to hire him, for a lot more money than he is making or ever stood to make, but not as an attorney -- rather, as a bodyguard/troubleshooter. It seems that Colby's been receiving threats lately, and he likes the way Regan looks after his clients. To aid him in his new job, Colby also secures a gun and permit for his new employee. Regan is so surprised at this whole turn of events in his life that he accepts the offer for the chance to finally get in on some the big money he sees around him. He's given entrée to Colby's upper-crust world, including his huge New York townhouse and all that goes with it, never smelling a rat. This is mostly because, apart from the money he's suddenly earning and traveling in the midst of, he's distracted by the presence of Colby's personal secretary, Noel Faraday (Ella Raines) -- about as pretty, intelligent, and seductive a female as Regan has ever seen, and who seems mutually intrigued by his rather earthy and plain-spoken presence in the Colby organization. Regan is a fresh dose of working-class honesty amid the elegance, affectation, and duplicity that oozes out of Colby's world, and on Regan's side of it he can hardly keep his hands off of her.
However, during Regan's first night on the job, a shot rings out from upstairs and he finds Colby in a struggle with an intruder carrying a gun -- and Regan shoots the man dead. The stranger turns out to be Leopold Kroner (Fritz Leiber), Colby's one-time business associate, who just finished a ten-year stretch for embezzlement of a million dollars. The threats seemed to come from Kroner, and there was a gun in his hand when Regan shot him, but that's not good enough for Lieutenant Damico of the NYPD; it's all a little too convenient that Colby's one-time partner gets himself killed that way, at the hands of some lawyer playing detective whose gun permit barely has the ink dry. Damico makes no secret of his doubts to Regan, or of the fact that he would like nothing more than to pull his friend in on a murder rap just for being a prize chump, mostly because he doesn't like murder and can't really see Regan as being as stupid as he seems. It turns out that he is just about that stupid, and is always a step behind Colby in trying to unravel the mystery of what really happened and how Kroner came to be in the house. Even Noel, for all of her intelligence and education, can't keep ahead of her employer's machinations; even as they dig deeper, more and more evidence gets planted implicating them both in a conspiracy, and before they can spring their trap, Damico is there ready to put the cuffs on both of them. But that's when matters get really interesting, as Damico begins to prove that if Regan isn't half as bright as he ought to be, the police lieutenant is a lot smarter than he looks or his job description calls for. ~ Bruce Eder, Rovi
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The Whales of August
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A once-in-a-lifetime cast of veterans performs David Berry's play about Libby Strong (Bette Davis) and Sarah Webber (Lillian Gish), widowed sisters vacationing on a Philadelphia island for their 60th consecutive summer. Libby is blind and embittered, while Sarah is healthy, supportive, and almost annoyingly chipper. Their neighbor Tisha (Ann Sothern) tries to convince Sarah to put Libby in the care of her daughter, but Sarah hasn't forgotten Libby's moral support when her own husband died, and she won't entertain such notions -- until she is swept off her feet by an aging roué (Vincent Price). When Libby spitefully sabotages this romance, an infuriated Sarah decides that gratitude has its limits. But when it actually comes down to selling their summer house and sending Libby packing, Sarah can't do it. In the film's flashback sequences, Libby is played by Margaret Ladd, Sarah by Mary Steenburgen, and Tisha by Ann Sothern's real-life daughter Tisha Sterling. Another film personality of long standing, Harry Carey Jr., is well cast as the sisters' handyman. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Theater of Blood
The darkly comic and sometimes quite gory Theatre of Blood is a vehicle tailor-made for its star Vincent Price, brilliantly capitalizing on his reputation as a master of period horror drawn from "literary" sources. Price portrays Shakespearean actor Edward Lionheart, who becomes enraged after losing a prominent acting award and decides to seek revenge on the critics responsible. Fittingly, he using the works of the Bard as a guide, basing his killings on violent scenes from Shakespearean plays. Price takes full advantage of his meaty role, ominously reciting classic Elizabethan monologues while rigging particularly nasty torture devices. This hilarious turn is assisted by a colorful supporting cast, including Robert Morley, Richard Coote, and Michael Hordern as critics and Diana Rigg as Lionheart's devoted daughter and partner in crime. The end result is a wonderfully evil lark that, in its own way, proves surprisingly faithful to the often bloody spirit of Shakespeare; certainly the full implications of Shylock's demand for a "pound of flesh" have rarely been made quite as explicit. ~ Judd Blaise, Rovi
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Tower of London
Roger Corman's stripped-down remake of Universal's 1939 period classic elevates that film's supporting player Vincent Price to the starring role, essayed in the original by Basil Rathbone. Price chews scenery as hunchbacked mad monarch Richard III, who ascends the throne through murder (including the Duke of Clarence's wine-vat drowning), torture (lovely Sandra Knight gains a few inches on the rack), and elaborate deception. Bloody events and plot twists notwithstanding, this low-budget outing is painfully threadbare for a period piece, even in comparison to Corman's Edgar Allan Poe films for AIP from the same period. The film's saving grace is found in Price's manic performance, which ranks among the horror legend's most flamboyant. ~ Cavett Binion, Rovi
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Twice Told Tales
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This three part horror story is taken from the writings of Nathaniel Hawthorne. Vincent Price stars in all three tales starting with Dr. Heidegger's Experiment". Heidegger (Sebastian Cabot) attempts to restore the youth of four elderly friends. In a ghastly and ghoulish scene, a bride in her wedding gown returns to life after being dead for forty years. Although her spirit is alive, her body is ravaged by forty years of grave rot. "Rappaccini's Daughter" finds Price as a demented, overprotective father inoculating his daughter with poison so she may never leave her garden of poisonous plants. Part three, "The House of the Seven Gables" has Beverly Garland, Richard Denning, and Jacqueline de Wit accompanying Price, who retains his horror hero status that alternates between villain and victim. The characters portrayed by Price are a natural continuation of the Edgar Allen Poe stories produced by Roger Cormam. Sidney Sallow directed this feature in which the cinematic apple falls far from the literary tree. ~ Dan Pavlides, Rovi
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Up in Central Park
The Dorothy Fields-Sigmund Romberg Broadway musical Up in Central Park has been retooled as a vehicle for a pleasantly plump Deanna Durbin. Set in New York in the 1870s, the film casts Durbin as hoydenish Irish immigrant Rosie Moore, who becomes the romantic bone of contention between muckraking newspaper reporter John Matthews (Dick Haymes) and corrupt but charming political boss Tweed (Vincent Price, considerably handsomer and slimmer than the real Tweed). With Rosie's help, John manages to expose Tweed's Tammany Hall shenanigans. Though only two songs have been retained from the original Broadway production, both Durbin and Haymes are afforded several opportunities to sing. Featured in the cast as Durbin's father is Albert Sharpe, who'd just completed a run in the smash New York musical Finian's Rainbow and who later played the title role in Disney's Darby O'Gill and the Little People (1959). Best scene: The Currier & Ives ballet, one of the few holdovers from the stage version of Up in Central Park. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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A seven-year-old boy from a typical middle-class suburb dreams of growing up to become just like his idol Vincent Price in this playfully macabre, black-and-white short from director Tim Burton. Vincent Malloy isn't like the other children of the neighborhood. While his classmates are frolicking happily in the sunshine, Vincent is locked away in his darkened room reading the writings of Edgar Allan Poe and fantasizing about dipping his portly aunt in a boiling vat of wax. Despite his morbid exterior, Vincent is a nice boy, though his fascination with the eerie world of fantasy may get the best of him in the end. Narrated by Price himself and shot in the expressionistic style that laid the groundwork for such future classics as The Nightmare Before Christmas, Vincent would prove the first of many collaborations between director Burton and producer/production designer/art director Rick Heinrichs. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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Visit to Pompeii
This educational video includes a journey to Pompeii, the city that was destroyed in 79 A.D. by Mt. Vesuvius. ~ Rovi
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War Gods of the Deep
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This sci-fi fantasy film was supposedly inspired by a line from an Edgar Allen Poe poem. It is also the last film made by distinguished director Jacques Tourneur. The adventure begins when the widowed ruler of a sub-oceanic kingdom spies a woman on the land who closely resembles his late wife. Believing that she is the reincarnation of his beloved spouse, the mer-king orders his gill men to kidnap her. Fortunately two courageous divers and their pet rooster brave the mysterious depths and the deadly gillmen to rescue her. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi
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What's a Nice Girl Like You..?
In this comedy drama, an ingenious young woman from the Bronx impersonates a socialite so she can con a confused old man out of his money. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi
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While the City Sleeps
When media mogul Amos Kyne (Robert Warwick) dies, his business, which includes a major newspaper, a television station, and a wire news service, is turned over to his sole heir, his foppish, ne'er do well son (Vincent Price). The younger Kyne has no knowledge of how to run the company his father built, preferring to spend his time spending the money that it generates, and he decides to let the heads of the three divisions -- newspaper editor John Day Griffith (Thomas Mitchell), wire service chief Mark Loving (George Sanders), and photo chief Harry Kritzer (James Craig) -- fight it out among themselves, winner-take-all. Each one has a key alley: Griffith, in Edward Mobley (Dana Andrews), a top reporter who is lately appearing on television as well; Loving, in resourceful but sluttish columnist Mildred Donner (Ida Lupino), who has her own way of digging up secrets; and Kritzer, who doesn't think he needs to dig up secrets because he's sitting on the biggest one of all, his "friendship" with Kyne's ex-model wife, Dorothy (Rhonda Fleming). Mobley becomes a focal point because the story-of-the-moment concerns the "Lipstick Killer," a serial murderer, burglar, and sex fiend who has been terrorizing the city -- break that case first and the job is won, and Mobley's specialty is crime reporting. The Lipstick Killer, a disturbed teenager named Robert Manners (John Drew Barrymore), continues to elude the police, and Loving's stumbling attempts to get information out first don't aid in the manhunt. Meanwhile, Mobley, using his own deductive powers and some basic psychology, manages to get under the killer's skin from afar on television and in print; however, unbeknownst to the reporter, the murderer is feeling more pressure to commit his crimes, and taking a very personal interest in targeting Mobley and his fiancée, Nancy Liggett (Sally Forrest). The two interwoven stories all get pulled together in a chase through the streets and into the city's subway tunnels, with Mobley, Nancy, Police Lieutenant Kaufman (Howard Duff), and the killer all crossing paths. ~ Bruce Eder, Rovi
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Producer Darryl F. Zanuck had high hopes that Wilson would immortalize him in the manner that Gone With the Wind did for David O. Selznick. The notion of bringing the life story of Woodrow Wilson, 28th president of the United States, to the big screen was a labor of love for Zanuck, and accordingly the producer lavished all the technical expertise and production values he had at his disposal. Though Alexander Knox seems a bit too robust and overnourished for Wilson, his is a superb performance, evenly matched by those of Ruth Nelson as Wilson's first wife Ellen, Geraldine Fitzgerald as second wife Edith, Thomas Mitchell as Joseph Tumulty, Sir Cedric Hardwycke as Henry Cabot Lodge, Vincent Price as William Gibbs McAdoo, Sidney Blackmer as Josephus Daniels, and the rest of the film's enormous cast. The story begins in 1909, a time when Wilson is best known as the head of Princeton University and the author of several books on the democratic process. Urged into running for Governor of New Jersey by the local political machine, Wilson soon proves that he is his own man, beholden to no one-and that he is dedicated to the truth at any cost. From the governor's office, Wilson is nominated as the Democratic presidential candidate, an office he wins hands-down over the factionalized Republicans. The sweetness of his victory is soured by the death of his wife Ellen, but Wilson ultimately finds lasting happiness with Edith Galt. When World War I breaks out in Europe, Wilson vows to keep America out of the conflict, despite pressure from such political foes as Henry Cabot Lodge (who is depicted as a thoroughly unsympathetic power broker). After being elected for a second term, however, Wilson finds it impossible to remain neutral, especially in the wake of the Lusitania sinking. Reluctantly, he enters the war in April of 1917. Deeply disturbed by the mounting casualties, Wilson decides that, after the Armistice, he will press for a lasting peace by helping to organize a League of Nations. Unfortunately, the isolationist congress, urged on by Lodge and his ilk, refuses to permit America's entry into the League. His health failing, Wilson nonetheless embarks on a whistle-stop tour, imploring the public to support the League of Nations and Wilson's 12-point peace program. During this campaign, he is felled by a stroke, whereupon Mrs. Wilson begins acting as liason between the president and the rest of the country (the commonly held belief that Edith Galt Wilson virtually ran the nation during this crisis is soft-pedalled by Lamar Trotti's script). All hopes for America's joining the League of Nations are dashed when, in the 1920 election, the Republicans gain control of the White House. The film ends as the ailing but courageous Woodrow Wilson bids farewell to his staff and walks through the White House doors for the final time. Idealistically ignoring the negative elements of the Wilson regime (notably his attitudes toward racial relationships), Wilson is not so much a biography as a paean to the late president. Though too long and overproduced, the film survives as one of Hollywood's sturdiest historical films of the 1940s. However, audiences did not respond to Wilson as Zanuck had hoped; the film was a terrific flop at the box office, so much so that it was for many years forbidden to speak of the project in Zanuck's presence. Still, Wilson garnered several Academy Awards: best original screenplay, best color art direction (Wiard Ihnen), best color cinematography (Leon Shamroy), best sound recording (E. H. Hansen), best film editing (Barbara McLean) and best color set decoration (Thomas Little). ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Witchfinder General
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A corrupt opportunist commits brutal crimes in the name of God and country in this atmospheric period horror tale. In 17th century England, as a people's uprising threatens Lord Cromwell's rule, superstition still rules the land, and the Royalists use this to their advantage by inaugurating a reign of terror in the name of wiping out alleged witches and agents of the dark arts. Matthew Hopkins (Vincent Price) has been appointed "witchfinder" by Puritan Royalists, and with the help of his thuggish assistant Stearne (Robert Russell), Hopkins travels from town to town, brutally interrogating those accused of witchcraft and using fire, drowning, and torture to extract "confessions" from the accused. Of course, Hopkins' opinions can be swayed with money and other considerations, and when Father Lowes (Rupert Davies), a priest whose sympathies do not lie with the Royalists, is arrested and tortured by Hopkins and Stearne, his devoted niece Sarah (Hilary Dwyer) is able to stay his punishment by sleeping with Hopkins. Sarah, however, is engaged to marry Marshall (Ian Ogilvy), a soldier in Cromwell's army, and once Marshall learns that the woman he loves has been seduced by Hopkins -- and raped by Stearne -- he becomes determined to expose the witchfinder and punish him for his misdeeds. Witchfinder General was released in the United States by American International Pictures, who in addition to arranging for Vincent Price to play Matthew Hopkins, changed the North American title to The Conqueror Worm, after a poem by Edgar Allan Poe which was read over the credits by Price, though the story bears no real relation to Poe's work. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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Current System: Linn Classik, LK100, Kudos, Pro-ject Xperience, Trichord Dino/Dino+, bi-amped Ruark Prologue One, VDH interconnects, Linn speaker cable.
I'm now wondering about removing the Classik and replacing with a Wakonda pre-amp, a Mimik/Karik CD player and a second LK100 (to allow me to continue bi-amping). However, I'm unsure about how the Wakonda / Mimik pairing compare sound quality wise to my existing Classik. At the risk of confusing the issue, what I'd like to improve is the three dimensionality of the sound and a less congested midrange.
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Fitted Showcase 2013
Presenting the 4th Annual Fitted meet !
After three successful years at Downsview Park, it was time for Fitted to move to a larger location at the Brampton Fairgrounds. This epic event was held on Saturday May 25, 2013 and put on by the people from Stretch & Poke.
Music: Lucas Nord vs. Urban Cone – Let Us Stay Young. available on itunes.com
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We've had the pleasure of the guys at Canibeat supporting the scene up here in the Great White North.
Showreel 2012
Its been a exciting and busy year for us at Backstage. We have met wonderful new people and re-connected with familiar faces. The chance to create these films, and enjoy these cars is a special privilege for us and we love sharing them with you guys. Thank you to our clients, and our fans for supporting us. You keep us doing what we love to do!
Here's a look back to the great year that we had.
Five Axis Scion IQ
Just a short feature on the Five Axis Scion IQ for Stretch&Poke, the Fitted Crew, and Scion Canada.
Check it ! ——-> stretchandpoke.com
Shutterlit Photography Scion FR-S
We take you behind the scenes with Shutterlit Photography as he shoots the Scion FR-S for Scion Canada.
Check out his work !
Sapphire Diamonds
A short Feature on Rogers Nissan 350z.
Authentic Nismo V2 bumper / Authentic Nismo sides / Authentic Top Secret rear diffuser / Amuse Titanium exhaust / Tomei V2 header / Tomei Cams / Megan test pipe / Motodyne 5/16″ Intake Spacer / Tuned ECU and of course those gorgeous F – zero blue TE37′s just to name a few parts on this car.
Quality quality quality.
22 Cylinders
A feature on two extravagant top-end vehicles.
The Super Car – Lamborghini Gallardo Spyder with its screaming 5.2L V10 making 600 hp and 440 lb-tq via the 6-speed E-gear transmission. Upgrades include RSC ECU, Kreissieg valve-tronic exhaust and full Carbon Technocraft kit with superleggera wing and that's just the tip of the iceberg. Look out for this car next year as it will be equipped with the infamous underground racing (stage 3) 1250 whp twin turbo kit.
The Super Sedan – Top of the range Mercedes-Benz S65 AMG with its famous hand built M275 Twin Turbo 6.0L V12 making 800 hp and a whopping … wait for it … 1000 lb-tq. This enormous power is what mountains are moved with all thanks to a fully built Renntech stage 4 engine upgrade and the full WALD kit to top it off.
Huge thanks to Jorje for bringing out some of his toys for us to play with and the opportunity to experience these fine pieces of machinery for us to enjoy. "My daily driver is faster then my weekend car, and my weekend car is a Lamborghini … " lol.
Two of a Kind | Level One
A short feature on Dan and James's S2000′s. Both S2k's are slammed,fitted, and top quality. Representing Level One out of Toronto Canada. Thanks goes out to canibeat.com , and the guys from Level One!
PURE MB | Annual meet
Once a year PureMB is the host to the largest Mercedes meet here in Toronto. With vendors, great music, familiar faces, fellow car enthusiast and great food this meet has all the right combinations to make it better as each year passes. Thank you to PureMB for putting on a great event, and Downtown Mercedes-Benz for the venue!
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Titoboy Approved teamed up with us to bring to you coverage of ImportFest 2012
ImportFest is Canada's Biggest and Baddest car show and what a great turnout it was this year!
Big thanks to Titoboy Approved, Stretch&Poke crew and the guys from illmotion who came down from Calgary !
Check them out !
2012 SRTA | Season Finale
The Sigma Racing Time Attack & Human Racing 2012 wrap up.
What a incredible event this was. One of the most organized and professional events I have ever been invited to. I had the pleasure of covering the Final event of 2012.
SRTA believes that motorsports can be affordable, competitive, and open to anyone interested in auto racing. Unlike regular lapping days, SRTA provides our participants with an in-car lap timer for the whole event. Throughout the day, the lap times are collected, displayed and continuously updated on large displays in the main meeting area. The leader board standings are then used to determine the starting order for each driver in the Official Time Attack.
Top Tuner Scion FR-S TEASER
Top Tuner is building a Scion FR-S. Heres just a little taste of what will be a epic car.
Check them out at etc-enterprises.ca
Two of a Kind [Level One] Teaser
Full length feature coming soon. Dan and James's S2k's representing level one. Full length feature coming soon. Dan and James's S2k's representing Level One.
Lifestyle: Backstage goes to Canadian GP
If you are a car fanatic like us here at Backstage, you must attend a Formula 1 race once in your life. It is definitely part of the "bucket list". So we decided a last minute road trip from Toronto to Montreal to watch the 2012 Canadian GP. Join us and take a look into our 1200km round trip.
6:00am: Half asleep I leave my house to go pick up the boys for the epic weekend. MSG DC @ 6:10am. "You ready? I'm outside" … no reply. Call him and he just woke up WTF. Looks like we are going to be late.
Fitted Showcase 2012
Fitted Showcase is Canada's aggressive fitment culture. It was a huge success and a great show with awesome prizes and great people. Best of all it was all FREE!
We've had the pleasure of the guys at Canibeat supporting the scene up here in the Great White North.
Reflecting back to 2010, Stretch&Poke was the first aggressive fitment event in Toronto, and most likely Canada. They are now in their 3rd year and have increased their reach and attendance exponentially. Here's some comparison for you. In 2010, the word-of-mouth event gathered a little over 100 cars. At this meet, they easily overtook the parking capacity at Downsview Park and had over 500+ cars in attendance.
Thanks to everyone that made this happen and keep doing what you doing !
Crank the volume up and enjoy!
Mercedes-Benz W204′s
So we here at Backstage have a soft spot for Mercedes and we thought we show some of our personal cars.
(2) W204′s
2012 C350 4matic Coupe
2009 C63 AMG Sedan.
Crown the King
Heres a shoot we did for our friend Caleb and his 2009 Civic Si recently featured on February/March issue of HONDA TUNING, and previously featured on Canibeat.
Most people mistake this car for your average run-of-the-mill CSX converted Si, but this is the REAL DEAL. A true JDM Type R conversion was done… everything thing from headlights, bumpers, taillights, fenders, everything! not a single corner was cut here. But that wasn't good enough for Caleb so he took it to another level by adding a J's Racing lip, J's air ducts, diffuser, and another hand full of parts… too many to list in-fact. This ladies and gentlemen, is one of the first converted Si's in North America and the time and level of commitment that went into this car is what makes it special. Thus making him the KING of 8th Gens in our books.
Backstage Productions Presents: Level One
A short video showcasing some of the cars from the group Level One representing Toronto, Canada
Special thanks goes out to the Level One crew for coming out for the shoot.


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5 ReviewsOne-Shot. Atlanta is sick on a snow day, but someone is there by her side. Who? Is it realy that predictable? A/A are already dating, so there's A/A fluffiness!! As always.
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Just in case I ever get around to posting the story I'm writing, I also had Atlanta with a green iPod nano. Weird.
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By Mayo Clinic staffRetinal detachment may cause you to lose vision in the portion of your field of vision that corresponds to the detached part of the retina. Depending on your degree of vision loss, your lifestyle might change significantly. Yet there are many things you can do to cope with impaired vision:
- Check into transportation. Investigate vans and shuttles, volunteer driving networks, or ride shares available in your area for people with impaired vision.
- Get special glasses. Optimize the vision you have with glasses that are specifically prescribed for the effects of retinal detachment. You may also be prescribed other visual devices.
- Get help from technology. Digital talking books and computer screen readers can help with reading, and other new technology continues to advance.
- Brighten your home. Have proper light in your home for reading and other activities.
- Make your home safer. Eliminate throw rugs and place colored tape on the edges of steps. Consider installing motion-activated lights.
- Enlist the help of others. Tell friends and family members about your vision problems so they can help you.
- Talk to others with impaired vision. Take advantage of online networks, support groups and resources for people with impaired vision.
- Facts about retinal detachment. National Eye Institute. http://www.nei.nih.gov/health/retinaldetach/retinaldetach.asp. Accessed Jan.31, 2013.
- Goldman L, et al. Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, Pa.: Saunders Elsevier; 2012. http://www.mdconsult.com/das/book/body/191371208-2/0/1492/0.html# Accessed Jan. 31, 2013.
- Posterior vitreous detachment, retinal breaks, and lattice degeneration PPP. San Francisco, CA. American Academy of Ophthalmology. http://one.aao.org/CE/PracticeGuidelines/PPP_Content.aspx?cid=8d149a8a-0c90-4bf8-b3e1-beaffde76079. Accessed Feb. 1, 2013.
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The Canadian Oxford Dictionary (abbreviated CanOD) is a dictionary of Canadian English. First published by Oxford University Press Canada in 1998, it became a well-known dictionary reference for Canadian English.
The Canadian Oxford Dictionary second edition contains 300,000 entries, including about 2,200 true Canadianisms. It also provides information on Canadian pronunciation and on Canadian spelling, which has features of both British and American spelling – colour, centre, and travelling, but tire, and aluminum. The second, updated edition of the dictionary was published in 2004.
It is used by most major Canadian newspapers, publishing houses, and the Canadian government.[citation needed] The influential Canadian Press Stylebook follows the Canadian Oxford Dictionary. The dictionary was a publishing success, staying on Canadian bestseller lists for over a year, something quite unusual for a reference book.[citation needed]
Editorial staff and development method[edit]
Until September 2008, Oxford maintained a permanent staff of lexicographers in Canada, led by editor Katherine Barber. With its Canadian dictionary division closed, Oxford has since been outsourcing work on Canadian dictionary products to freelance editors.[1]
Other Canadian English dictionaries[edit]
Two other major Canadian English dictionaries are the ITP Nelson Canadian Dictionary and the Gage Canadian Dictionary.
- ^ Canwest News Service, "Oxford closes Canadian dictionary division", October 1, 2008. Retrieved 2008-10-01.
- Barber, Katherine, ed. (2004). The Canadian Oxford Dictionary (2nd ed.). Don Mills, Ontario: Oxford University Press. ISBN 0-19-541816-6
Other editions (most of these are based on the first edition or are out-of-print):
- Katherine Barber, editor. The Canadian Oxford Paperback Dictionary (first edition 2000, reissued 2004, second edition 2006) Toronto, Oxford University Press. ISBN 0-19-542068-3.
- The Canadian Oxford Compact Dictionary (published 2001, reissued 2004)
- The Canadian Oxford High School Dictionary (published 2002, reissued 2004)
- The Canadian Oxford Spelling Dictionary (published 1999, reissued 2004)
- Concise Canadian Oxford Dictionary (published 2005)
- The Canadian Oxford Picture Dictionary
- The Canadian Oxford Picture Dictionary English-French
- My First Canadian Oxford Dictionary
External links[edit]
Look up CanOD in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. |
- "Canadian Oxford Dictionaries". OUPCanada.com. Oxford University Press. 2010.
- "Canadian Oxford Dictionary (2 ed.) Online". OxfordReference.com. Oxford University Press. 2012.


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Hi everyone,
For a student project, I had to make an arducopter, all is fine ... without the Xbee modules.
In fact, I can't get them comunicate in the two ways. I succeeded to receive something from the APM board but I can't transmit something to it, so when I try to connect using Mission Planner, It says "Getting params[...]" and then in the console I can read "Lost xxx pkts xxx" and, after a while it says "Read timeout[...]".
I tried the test code and I can get the "port 3" message so the communication on this way is working fine.
I have two Xbee Serie 2 rev.F modules, A xtreambee FTDI adapter and another USB adapter for the computer.
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As some people said, I solded the CTS and the VIN pins.
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Same thing with mine..
My quad flies great, everything works as expected...
I've connected serial3 from APM to FTDI-USB to PC, and it works fine.
In qgroundcontrol i do get an connection , but lots of garbled data.
I've tried 57k6 and 115k2 , no difference.
My Xbees are the PRO S2B rev. B, the one connected to pc is configured as Coordinator AT, and the APM XBee as End device AT.
This was the only setup i could get a connection with...
best regards, Kiki
Last night i wanted to do some tests, but one of my XBees died...
can't read or reprogram the XBee with x-ctu, lights do light up, link is established, but no data transfer.
I think the crc errors where already a hardware problem in 1 one my xbees, and now it completely died..
but no problem, cause i ordered 2 XBee Pro 868'es. (range up to 40KM!)
i'll let jou know if they work as expected or not..
Maybe my Xbee's are too died, isn't it ?
I'll order some XBee S1 I think, because S2 are too complicated for what I want to do ...
Is it possible to use them with a serie 1 firmware ?
We could test if the problem is an hardware problem or just a firmware.
I'm still waiting form my new XBees, but i dont think you can upload Series1 FW ..
As for my old ones .. suddenly they worked again, but very bad connection ..
So its definetly a HW problem...
My Xbees are now working in both ways, but I get something like that :
So I think there's a problem.
What should I see ?
I received my new XBee Series 1, I have the same problem : When I try to connect with APM Mission Planner I have this :
"INFO ArdupilotMega.MAVLink - lost 31 pkts 284
INFO ArdupilotMega.MAVLink - MAVLINK: S wait time out btr 0 len 0
INFO ArdupilotMega.MAVLink - MAVLink readpacket read error: Timeout
INFO ArdupilotMega.MAVLink - Mavlink Bad Packet (crc fail) len 0 crc 65535 pkno
And it says "Connect Failed" but I have some heartbeat because it says before : "getting params [...]"
I'm going to be crazy and It have to work for next monday ! Can some people help me ?
I have just created my own quad and am using an apm 2 and a spektrum dx8, AR7000 and TM1000 telemetry module. I couldn't get an xbee connection at all.
This was strange as I regularly fly an aircraft with arduplane and xbee's pro s2's and a futaba tx with spektrum module, a spektrum AR7000 receiver in the aircraft and that works fine.
Finally in desperation, I removed the receiver & telemetry module and tried that, success, it connected but was still losing some packets. There seems to be an interference issue with 2.4ghz, haven't worked it out yet if it is my router, phones or what.
I successed to have a connection with fully 100% on range test, but I can't connect with APM Mission Planner and this part have to work for sunday ...
Any suggestion ?
Turned out to be a faulty receiver, works fine with a new one.
Hi bypbop,
I tried some other tests, and I now have a reception from the drone to the Ground Control, but I can't send something to it, so I can't connect with APMission Planner but i can see the virtual horizon and the parameters (read only) with QGroundControl.
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Backup catcher is getting it done every fifth day
CLEVELAND -- When Kelly Shoppach got a hit last year in Boston, the Fenway faithful noticed.
"There were some cheers," Shoppach said with a laugh. "Finally, the kid gets a hit."
Shoppach, you see, was 0-for-15 in his brief time with the Red Sox after spending four seasons in their farm system.
It's different these days. When Shoppach went 4-for-5 with a homer and three runs scored on Thursday in Beantown, it could have been expected.
For Shoppach has been the Tribe's hottest hitter. That is, when he gets the chance. Starting every fifth day in his de facto role as Paul Byrd's personal catcher, Shoppach is hitting .373 with a pair of homers and eight RBIs in 51 at-bats. And he has 10 hits over his last 16 at-bats.
"He's been playing good for us for quite a while now," manager Eric Wedge said. "He's starting to get a better idea of what he needs to do to be successful up here."
Shoppach simply credits "getting some good pitches to hit" for his recent success. But come on, even Shoppach acknowledges that "it's not easy" playing every fifth day.
Last season, veteran reserves Aaron Boone, Todd Hollandsworth and Ramon Vazquez helped show him how to handle the backup role and relieve the pressure to perform, which backups inevitably feel during their spot starts.
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The Indians are looking to bring up the extra outfielder, most likely to offer right fielder Trot Nixon an occasional break. The options ultimately came down to Gutierrez and Ben Francisco.
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Goodyear welcoming Tribe: The Indians' planned Spring Training move to Arizona keeps moving forward.
Goodyear's City Council approved several critical measures Wednesday to clear the way for the building and financing of the Tribe's new facility and a surrounding "ballpark village."
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On deck: With the Cavaliers off, the Indians have the town to themselves on Friday night as they continue their four-game set with the Tigers. Fausto Carmona (6-1, 2.89 ERA) will be opposed by Tigers left-hander Mike Maroth (3-2, 5.04 ERA).
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Not all that you give out to people gets accepted. For instance, last night at the gathering of yogis, at least one yoga teacher got up and left without having a meal. He liked the chanting but not the philosophy as I presented it. My guess for the non-acceptance is that I spoke about the Absolute more in terms of being a person as opposed to a power. It was a bit disappointing to see him go. "You failed." I thought to myself. "You cannot satisfy all of the people all of the time," I heard our guru, Srila Prabhupada say at Lake Michigan in Chicago. That rings true a lot.
I made a number of visits today for home blessings and also including a kirtan at Be Yoga Studio. There was a full acceptance feeling coming from the facilitator, Tiffany.
Here's where real approval came from today. I made a visit to the home of Rachitambara and family. She is a phenomenal devotee of Krishna. Her father, now deceased, was knighted by the queen, via the Governor General of Canada as Sir Graham Fraser. When Rachitambara decided to become one of those Hare Krishnas when she was a young woman, her Dad, Sir Graham Fraser wasn't really thrilled.
Of all her years in devotional life which was spent in India as a school master, in Austrailia, France, and Canada Rachitambara said he never really approved of her chosen lifestyle. She was telling me this with her usual oh-well, what-can-you-do attitude, but then she described how I was rolling through Ottawa on my third cross Canada trek. Local television set their cameras out to follow me walking and stuck with me for several blocks.
Sri Graham Fraser watched the news that night on TV covering the story of the walking monk. "My dad got so excited and immediately called me to give compliments about my Hare Krishna ways. After all these years he finally approved when he saw that telecast."
"Well, there, that was a feel-good remark," I thought. It goes to show that someone may reject you, another accept and then there's a third category. Someone may say "no" and then suddenly turn around and say "yes."
Saturday, 2 April 2011
2 comments:
- Kimberley said...
Thank you for the introduction to the nine devotions of bhakti yoga. - 3 April 2011 20:51
- tiffany said...
A note of gratitude: It was an honor to share the studio with Bhaktimarga Swami. The lightness still lingers.
Be well,
Be Yoga - 4 April 2011 10:44
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