Nozzi, you’re misconstruing who’s who and what’s what. “Frankenstein” is the doctor who created the monster, not the monster’s name (in the original book, he never gets a name). “Bride of Frankenstein” means “Bride (created by) Frankenstein” not “Bride (who is marrying) Frankenstein”.
If they ever made a light-earted musical out of this, they’d have to do a duet with the monster singing “I’m not Frankenstein, he is,” with the doctor doing “He’s not Frankenstein, I am.”
margueritem over 15 years ago
And people make fun of Match.com. It certainly worked for Frankenstein’s monster.
runar over 15 years ago
They were made for each other.
dbwindhorst over 15 years ago
Hmmm. One would have expected they’d met at torch.com.
MotherOfMoses over 15 years ago
Even among monsters there’s sexism. Why does she have to be bride of Frankenstein? Why couldn’t he be the groom of the bride of Frankenstein?
Digital Frog over 15 years ago
Actually, they already had a falling out but were able to patch things up…
Delawarebob over 15 years ago
I tell you, this is keeping me in stitches …
alife over 15 years ago
GRRRROOWWNN D|00000
pein over 15 years ago
wow may b there franktastic match?
runar over 15 years ago
Nozzi, you’re misconstruing who’s who and what’s what. “Frankenstein” is the doctor who created the monster, not the monster’s name (in the original book, he never gets a name). “Bride of Frankenstein” means “Bride (created by) Frankenstein” not “Bride (who is marrying) Frankenstein”.
If they ever made a light-earted musical out of this, they’d have to do a duet with the monster singing “I’m not Frankenstein, he is,” with the doctor doing “He’s not Frankenstein, I am.”
TheWildSow over 15 years ago
That’s pronounced “Bride of FRONK-en-Shteen!”
AllensBrain over 15 years ago
I’d think the monster would stay away from something called “match.” FIRE! NO GOOD! RRRR!