Celebrating a Performance that was …“All part of the day’s work.”

Ninety years ago this month, when James’ Whale’s Frankenstein was being made, “nobody recognized the importance of the film and the impact it would have on cinema history. It was just part of the day’s work, as far as my father was concerned.”

That’s according to Sara Karloff, daughter of the man who created one of cinema’s most iconic performances.

[Read more at The 21st Century Scop.]