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All events are true.
No name has been changed.

In the mid-1980s, people flocked
on blockbusters for all ��nr�.

But fans of horror,
Waiting for something untied,

met in the summer of 1985,
when the return of the living corpses came out.

Scary, sexy, bloody and fun.

This punk-rock
the film became cult.

He introduced the audience to a new type of fast,
speaking and intelligent undead.

Under the supervision of the recognized
screenplay by Dan O'Bannon,

famous fans all over the world,
as the creator of the Vet�elce,

The return of the living corpses was to take place
a break for zombie lovers.

�No return of living corpses

I understood the film as a product
Romero's zombie horror.

It's satirical, funny,
but it never crosses the border.

And in that I think
That is the salt of Dan's story.

He introduced concepts
which still work today.

Our zombies can run.

It worked.
People were having fun.

In addition, I don't care if
are zombies fast or slow.

Dan O'Bannon was
very talented screenwriter.

He didn't want stupid zombies.

He wanted to understand how zombies thought.

I feel how I am.

They used to watch some sketches on TV
with zombies looking for brains.

Brains.

Brains.

Thank you, no one
will not cut our brains.

Before the return of living corpses
zombies were not looking for brains.

It was completely different,
than the things that others did.

All important dead people
they are real characters.

More brains!

I must admit that I am very flattered,

be one of the most famous
zombies in the world.

They all said:
That was great. So funny and scary.�

It's the best parody of
"Buckle up, please!"

Was it an Oscar movie? No.

Could you be proud of him?
Yeah.

It looks like a $ 25 million movie.

It was always about money.

And working with Dan is not easy.

It was a hard, brutally filmed.

When someone �k� today,
how great it was, i think:

"Did you work on the same film?"

It wasn't even like that
filmed, like a wolf.

They were far from ready.

You have to make concessions.

You need to know what he is for
the price to fight for and what not.

We tried to do
something a little different.

And it turned out
That it's a great mix of everything.

It couldn't go wrong,
it was too perfect.

Movie monsters, ghosts
and the goblins were the basis of the film,

since the end of the 19th century,
when the first horror film was made.

D�m ��bla.

And while these monsters
underwent a big change during that summer,

until 1968 it was a spectator
Introduced a new, terrifying monster.

Have you seen the Night of the Living Dead?

We said:
�We have to do horror,

who are really worth
to buy people a movie ticket.�

That was our motivation,
when we filmed the Night of the Living Dead.

Old zombie movies that
I saw they weren't very exciting.

The zombies themselves were not so impressive,
like up��i, or werewolves.

They just swirled around
and sometimes they threw someone against the wall,

they tried to strangle someone.
And nothing.

It was essential that we were
they made carnivores out of them.

People were physically afraid
which they have not experienced before.

It was in this spirit that we wanted to shoot
and continued - The return of living corpses.

John Russo closed
agreement with George Romero.

George then yours
zombie movie dawn of the dead.

And Russo, then,
called the return of living corpses.

J�, Russ Streiner and Rudy Ricci are,
after leaving Romero's company,

they founded their own company
�New American Films�.

Right to the night of the living corpses
I owned it and George Romero.

Rudy and Russ and I decided
That it's time to continue filming.

So we wrote a scene
called the return of living corpses.

I worked, raised money and the like.

I got together
with Bill Links from Chicago.

He met me with Tom Fox.

It was clear that Tom Fox had money.

Tom was an investment bank
from Chicago, who he didn't have

with the film industry of no experience.

Bought right on
�No return of living corpses

and took it as an investment opportunity.

Tom Fox provided funding for
publicity and everything that was needed

to get a big budget.

He won the right for $ 15,000
for half a year that has expired.

He also did it
another 10-15000 dollars.

From what I've seen,
so he knew absolutely nothing about the film.

He was able to make money.
And that's a need for a movie.

He was a good producer. Thanks for the money,
which he won, we were able to make a film.

I remember that
sometimes appeared on the set.

He was always nice.

A pleasant and charming man.

Tom Fox was a great producer.

He intended too young.

I don't think I've ever asked him
pro� ten sc�n�� bought from John Russo.

He just wanted to work on a movie.

When using the right to return the animals
corpses entered Hollywood,

he realized that first
must find a production company,

who will take over the film.

I'm in the early 80's
worked for Universal Pictures

in movies like Barbar Conan,
Conan Ni�itel et al.

Then I transferred to Orion Pictures.

He put this on my desk
sc�n�� a Orion �k�:

- We would like to try it.

We have an agreement with Hemdale

Orion and Hemdale took over the film
and could continue.

I did the time
for Hemdale Producers.

I just worked
in several other films.

For example, on the bank.

And then we set off
to the return of living corpses.

If they didn't have luck
and they didn't get Graham,

the film would probably be
he never finished.

Graham Henderson was
a beloved big bear.

I always remember the moment
just before starting to shoot.

It was his birthday and they invited him
stripper disguised as a policewoman.

I still remember it,
because it shocked me.

It's a treasure. But is
huge, you're over people.

When I'm with Graham
first met, I was scared.

He looked at me and said:
"Connect with me, please."

He took me to his office
and sat down on the chair.

I sat across from him,
he felt like I was 12 and he said:

�I don't know who you are, but if
destroy this, I will destroy you

and you won't find work in this place anymore

I don't remember saying:

EstliIf it spoils�,
so never again found work

Graham doesn't remember it the way he does.

Graham was quite fragrant because he did
with a low budget film a lot of work.

I didn't like him personally,
but I admired his work.

That is not true.
I liked him very much.

Producers,
Tom Fox and Graham Henderson,

they always like to eat a lot
and they drove in nice cars.

They wore wide clothing
and unlike actors and actors,

who were hungry
they always ate well.

That's why I wanted to become a producer.

While the producers tried
keep the stretch running,

remnants of the first dispute of 1978
between George Romero and John Russo,

regarding the name and promotion
�No return of living corpses,

they still ignited around.

It was a complicated history, dating back
up to the original ociNights of living corpses.

Whenever you do something,
what about a movie,

it will always be the first to fight.

It was a matter of disagreement
concerning, or that.

I called George,
we were still friends,

and we tried
talk to everyone else.

I had to go to New York
with Hemdale and Orion,

and I had to fight
for the name of the return of living corpses.

There was no similarity,
except for man-eating zombies.

I was upset that they could
to win, but in the end they did not win.

MPAA unanimously
approved that the name is no.

Not that I want George to lose.

We were still friends.

People think we are enemies.

In any case.

We are still friends
and I wish he could just give it to him.

The rights were not the only problem.
Orion sold foreign law,

so that it can finance the film.

I know how it happened
and to this day it is often done.

Have property, sell foreign rights,
to get money for production,

sign an agreement in the States
and try to make the most of it.

Half a year before the start
production, we did a promo,

so we can sell foreign rights.

Orion then acquired domestic law,
We made enough money for us.

I quickly found out I was
the only person in Orion who knows the film.

:Kali:
�All horror movies are about the undead.�

But they forgot not to make a movie
then, two years pass,

and the horror movies that are today
surplus, they will no longer be here,

so it may be new to us.

Although I believed in success,

I did not expect
That will make $ 100 million.

Everyone thinks they know
but most have no reason.

In runr, I know
innumerable imitations,

was for everyone important,
to �No return living corpses

deviated from the series of octopuses
slasher�, zombie and creature film�.

It was necessary for that
exciting and original scene.

It came out of the idea that
if people rose from the dead,

and everything happened
as in the Night of the Living Dead,

would arise around
of which a number of religions.

People would think
That it will happen again.

He also started the scene
for the funeral of a little girl.

It looked like a normal funeral.

Until the priest
fathers and sticks.

And the father has to curse
her head with a stick.

In this shocking way
learn that there is a cult

possible and more cultures,

who you know is needed
to protect themselves from the return of the dead.

And he went for it
very good story.

Rudy took all the different ones
ideas, and got out of school

write the first version of the scene.

He made it, let's say,
free, adventurous film.

I wanted to focus on that
people are themselves their greatest enemy.

Russo and Tom Fox agreed
Tom bought the right to return

and then he basically said:

�I don't want yours
sc�n��, John. I want a new one

Finally, Tom
decided to redeem us.

And he said, "I want to do it my way."

He had a scene that was awful.

Then Dan came.

Dan wrote it on "Return,"
as we know it today.

Everyone who heard about him
concept, they were very excited.

Zn�te to, "Hey, another horror!"

There will be some members in it,
and then Dan O'Bannon.�

O'Bannon was one of
the great scenarios of the 20th century.

I was very satisfied with the scene.

I read it. You fell in love with him
because I was a horror fan.

I loved Romero's zombies.
And I immediately said, "This is great!"

It looked like a fun shoot.

The characters were members.

Despite the enthusiasm of the actors and the act,
there were also doubts,

whether Dan�v unique
The concept will work.

When I first read
sc�n��, I did not understand him.

I wasn't sure
how the film will have.

I wasn't sure if it was
it's drama, horror, or whatever.

I didn't even want to think about it.
I guess that's something I don't understand.

I thought it wouldn't work.

It turned out I was wrong.

Dan had a vision that I am
he did not have it, and he was able to fill it.

Dan wrote a scary scene,
which worked even after the humorous side.

Horror comedies were
in the course, thanks to movies like

American Werewolf in London,
or Werewolf.

Movies from the early 80's,
which were very successful.

It was unusual and engaging.

I said, ohThis is fucking great!

This is unbelievable

For the first time, really to someone
successful transitions in the moods of the film.

There were really scary moments in it,

and at the same time funny replicas.

This is something completely different.

I shouldn't have been naked in that.

I was sorry.

With the approved scene,
combining horror and comedy,

producers start to register,

able to grow
multi-film film to life.

From the beginning, I had to search for her.

Then I brought
Tobe Hoopera, because someone said,

That Tobe made the "Texas Massacre"
name I missed.

Tobe Hooper in the 80's
researched "Panoptikum" and other films.

It was a great idea.

Unfortunately, at that time
worked for Cannon Pictures.

The film delayed,
and Tobe would have to wait a year.

Tobe kept working on him.

I think it's holding him back
made him wonder if he would wait.

V Anglii to�il �S�lu �ivota�,
and because of that, the film didn't make it.

He went to make his own movie,
and the division of society between

n aj a Hamdalea
it was just a matter of time.

Tom Fox and Orion
they began to be nervous.

They needed to start shooting
�No return of living corpses.

They also turned
and Dan O'Bannon.

To know that Dan wanted to reconsider.

I knew about Dan.

I knew how
talented is a screenwriter.

I saw the "Dark Star,"

I knew �L�taj�c� oko�,

I saw the dead and buried.

On all of these
projects Dan worked on.

It wasn't just great
screenwriter and creator,

but it turned out
That he is also a good director.

Although he was inexperienced as a filmmaker,

but he was talented,
and knew how to work with the scene.

He deserved a lot
in the final form of the film.

Combined ambition scene
and an inexperienced director,

it required a talented one
a designer to help convert

Dan's vision on the canvas.

When I first did Dana
I met, I didn't know

That he thinks of me as
about the designer for �N�vrat�.

He wasn't sure
if I can create

technical matters,
which the film needed.

I showed him
my �Alien Worlds� suit,

on which it is
diving astronaut,

surrounded by small pens.

As soon as he saw it,
he understood that I could do it,

And he wanted me to
he was his artist.

From the beginning it was clear that Dan
I have great confidence in Bill Stout.

Bill is a great artist.

Dan and Bill were
like Siamese twins.

He was an interesting man
and I really liked him.

Very talented.

Dan is probably one
from the most visual directories I know.

He is a wonderful artist.
He draws very well.

I remember when
he showed me his suggestions

for monsters and the like.

We always understood each other because
we referred to the same thing.

We were, for example
comic fans from �EC�.

I understood from his storyboards
what style will I work with.

From visual, camera
and film point of view.

The picture is real
Read more than a thousand words.

When the appearance of the film was determined,
producers focused on

looking for actors who could
play opponents of the undead.

The "Return" assignment is one
of my most entertaining experiences.

I worked with Stanzi
already on previous movies.

I brought her to the "Terminator".

I came back
got it because I did before

for Hemdale d�lala �Termin�tora�.

I met Dana there,
which we understood.

I also did a lot of horror:

IlSilent Night, Deadly Night�,
OtelMotel Hell�.

Entertainment movies.
So I had an eye for horror.

J�, Dan, Tom and Stanzi are
have been at the casting since day one.

We chose children
strips, just all.

When we put it together
young applicants, we have chosen

so three for each role
and tried to mix them.

It was really fun
see them cooperate.

We were looking for a new one
a young actor who would

fit together,
because they were supposed to be friends.

I have to say that it really worked out for him.

Freddy, the new assistant with Red
cap and ear ring.

I was simple
actor looking for a job.

I was fascinated by the developmental arc,
which the character passes.

Thom Mathews did well
ready and knew his character.

I remember how
I met Dana for the first time.

I always felt that if
cast himself in a movie,

that would be it
first to the role of Freddy.

He had everything,
what the role needed.

Because of that role
I pierced my ear.

I didn't know it was
you can only do this as.

I don't think he played anything before.

I didn't have a scene with Thom,
but I watched him and he was excellent.

I really admired him.
It was great to work with.

I liked
That he's a very kid

which changes
in a brain-eating zombie.

Tina, slim, attractive girl
in a plastic miniskirt.

The casting process was
interesting, although quite traditional.

If we go to Stanz
to the office and read the text.

Because of Tiny's role
we tried a number of rods.

We wanted a young debutante.

It must have been nice
and able to go.

Beverly was excellent.

When he met Dan, he invited
I can take my house for a test,

which made me nervous because
This is normally done in the office.

When I joined him,
there was a pistol on the table.

That made me quite nervous.

There was some porn on TV.

At that moment, we were
she was already very nervous.

I was 19 and she felt
I'm really uncomfortable.

I peeked
to the kitchen and said:

�Mus�m j�t, Dane. She forgot
I have a meeting

And I ran away.

Beverly was very nice.
It looked exactly like the picture.

Unlike the others, I am
she didn't know Dan had a gun at home.

If I knew he was collecting,
it probably wouldn't upset me like that.

But the weapon together
they frightened me with the television.

What did you do to Freddy?

The most difficult for me
was working with Beverly.

She was so beautiful
my knees were tapping.

I wanted to jump on it.

Before we started, then us
he took Dan on a date with Thom.

Thom you probably
don't reveal what we did.

I won't tell you either,
but we had a date.

And we didn't talk much about the roles.

Actually, for that
I don't remember the date.

The others probably thought differently.

I'm sorry, Beverly.

Do h�je!

Spider. Tall and handsome
Nochernoch s reggae ��esem.

Before I got this role,
so I live on the street.

None of anit�bu nor
of the actors he didn't know.

I lived in a hostel for the homeless.

He had the right charm and energy.

And also comedic talent.

With Mr. Nunez
I kept laughing.

You didn't know
if you just speak smell.

What do you think we are?
Strange or what?

I was excited
That I will meet with the director.

I imagined him
like some great god.

He was the director of a great film
and I will meet him.

A lot of people think
That he was not like his character.

Miguel was not a pancake.
Prince reminded me.

I found out he was homeless,
and he managed to hide it really well.

I was excited to work
and I loved them all there.

I could buy something
and get off the street. That was the main thing.

Chuck, fairly normal
looking, a little shy.

I like death and sex. What about you,
Casey? Do you have sex with death?

The agent sent me a scene and said,
That this is a good opportunity.

When he arrived, he was in stature.

He dressed properly.

I went to an audition,
and in the end there were about eight.

We had to keep coming back
and rehearse with different people.

��kali n�m �d�ti�, I liked that.

John Philbin was a little ashamed,
and he thought a lot.

He really behaved
as his character.

He convinced me, though
it was not a natural pancake.

I played a poser nerd,
which no one liked and didn't fit.

He's not a bad boy, but not at all
does not fit among the others.

It's weird when you see
huge on the plate.

See how you speak
and that you look stupid.

Stand incorrectly.
You don't like what you see.

I felt so too, and according to
that's what I approached the film.

Casey, sexy, cheeky and crazy girl.

You'd love to do that to me, wouldn't you?

I fell in love with Dana. We've met
joined the strip club and offered me a role.

Roli Trash,
because he saw me naked.

But she didn't want to undress anymore.

Jewel was fascinating,
because she had so many advantages.

I was just a girl
trying to break through in Hollywood.

With Jewel, it was about ...

People think when
you are a young, sexy girl,

so you get the role
because sleep with someone.

But this is not always the case.

I had nothing to do with Dan.

It was said that when he found me
naked, so he had to go back with me.

I'm sorry, but no.

I don't remember this.

This is one of those weird ...

This is confusing ...
I don't remember this at all.

I guess it was said because she was
stripper and Dan went to strip clubs.

And the people immediately said

You went back with him,
when you're a stripper.

Dan hired me and asked her

Can I be a party girl? I like it.

He agreed, and that's it.

Of course I am
had to go through auditions.

She was a woman, too
po�d ježela a crela.

And she didn't see me.

I don't remember that!

I saw on it how you:
Will the scent play like this?

Do you realize the cameras are moving?
Why nobody nek�i�� �st�ih! �?

What's next?

I don't want to name anyone.
Her name is framed by “Manuel Pepard”.

But I gave it to her
se�rat and I said to her:

�We have a huge �t�st�,
I'm excited to have these roles.

This is a dream come true and you are, simply,

you are poisoned!

I just think
That it spoils me all here.

Brian Pecky na m� k�i�el,
and then she cried.

To this day, I feel bad about it.

Fuck you and go, Brian!

I love you.

Scuz. Mu�. Nose a green rooster.

We could hang out for a while.

My friend
applied for the role of Tina.

She knew it was a movie for me,
and that I would fit into the role of Scuze.

I immediately said,
That's great and he called the agent.

He informed me that in any case
I have no role in this film.

Brian Peckwas embodied the maid:
kr�tkovlas�, upraven�, wearing a shirt.

He was really excited about it,
and he was not a pancake at all.

The agent saw a boy in me,
which only sprays can play.

He refused to send him to the bankruptcy.

So when my friends called,
to come again, I asked her

to take my photos and resume there.
And she gave it to Stanzi Stokes.

If I remember
so he dressed according to the role.

He came and started right away
correct position.

It became a normal audition,
when they called me to come again.

I compared different pancakes
and actors, but Brian was just better.

They cast me and I paid the agent
10% for the movie he refused to send me to.

Grape man.

Welcome to Hollywood.

Do you ever imagine
how is it to be killed?

Dan had someone,
whom he wanted for the role of Trash.

But I don't know anymore,
why she didn't play it in the end.

When I came to the audition,

Stazi cast me in the movie
Silent Night, Deadly Night.

Merry Christmas.

She called me and said she was
occupies the return of living corpses.

It made me sweat because I had
many movies like Night of the Living Dead.

I do not remember,
who had Trash originally played,

but the girl got pregnant,
they also called Linnaeus.

They told me the girl
what Trash was supposed to get pregnant.

You can already see it,
so he has to reassign her.

I introduced myself to Dan,
Graham and Stanz, and got the part.

I was excited
That the girl got pregnant.

Legs, girl too.
Sexy, but very strange.

My character was first called Legs,
but later they changed it to Trash.

I liked Trash.
It's a great name for a character.

Because the character behaved,
as if she had climbed out of a sewer.

Linnea was a punk, a stripper.
She totally scared me.

The actresses had to audition
do striptease.

We had to see if they were behaving
natural when they are undressed.

I never minded nudity.

My father was a doctor,
so it didn't bother me at all.

They were all back then
quite tight about nudity.

�When the light comes on,
so you won't get the job anymore

But it was a great opportunity for me.

Some moralizing
she didn't care at all.

She's an actress.
One of the best.

I would also undress,
if anyone asked.

It offended me a little,
That they didn't.

She gave it her all.
She really dedicated herself to that role.

I love the scene where I touch Suicide,
I touch him and go after his balls.

I like it scary.

That was one of those scenes
for which I wanted an Oscar.

The rocker's crotch body.

She massaged him.

Right in front of the camera.
She didn't pretend.

I don't fucking have that
No respect for the dead?

Suicide is a skinhead. Look out
like a coconut. Wear a collar around your neck.

Mark Venturini, who played
Suicidea, dressed all over the skin -

pants, jacket,
they were hung by chains and the like.

Mark Venturini was an impressive man,
but at the same time such a teddy bear.

Mark was the type of boy
which you would like to marry.

He is one of the most beloved
people I met.

He was almost two meters tall.
He had wide shoulders.

Big, impressive guy.
Perfect for the role.

When I first met him, he was dressed
like Suicide, so he scared me a lot.

Get out, poor thing.

I admired him. It turned out to be
great actor and wonderful lover.

I remember that he was allowed,
he made faces and kept joking.

He always arrived on time, he was
professionally and immersed himself in the figure.

He was great in the film.

Mark Venturini was a wonderful guy.
I was struck by what had happened to him.

He died very young.

Much more than we would expect.

At first I heard he had
a car accident while driving, or something.

I later found out that he had leukemia.

We didn't know
and it broke my heart.

Why such things
do they give to such great people?

He was like a great beast to be loved.
They make a lot of mistakes.

Except for young pancakes
there were also adult roles in the film,

which to him
brought new dynamism.

��f leaves, and let 45 years
Frank's wife with Freddy.

And they brought the bodies here.

One of the first cast actors
Jimmy Karen was also behind Tobe Hooper.

I wouldn't say
That Jimmy went bankrupt.

I slept with everyone.
I wanted that role at all costs.

How did I get the role?
I met Dan and told him:

EstliIf I think of anyone else,
I will be disappointed, but I will understand.

You don't just have to take it
because he wanted Tobe.�

I didn't know him,
and Pathmark escaped me.

Come on sale at Pathmark's ...

It's great

It is natural.
There is nothing artificial about it.

It is one of the great ones
personalities in the field.

She loves acting, actors and shooting.

She loves Hollywood.

Jimmy and I had a lot of scenes.
It was fun.

I remember the most
when we sat together in masquerade.

We usually stayed there first.

He told incredible stories.

I was a Potergeist fan.
Work with a man who

He moved the tombstones,
but he left the bodies there, right?

it was great.

A lot of people think
That he's the best in the movie.

He radiated positive energy on the set.

Be a producer,
so I'll hire him just for that.

To be close.

I'm happy with the people on the set,
I meet new people.

Keep it young.

Ernie is wearing a tracksuit.
Kou�� d�mku.

The wall can be fully immersed in the work.
I have headphones on my ears.

I worked with Don on the 1941 film
and was my first choice for this role.

I was his too
fan since movie 10.

From now on, let's do it in the dark.

Don Calfa got into it
neskute�n� pono�il.

I knew what I wanted
with headphones.

I came and I just danced.

He was sensational.
He came and looked perfect.

I saw Don's clip,
and Dan immediately said:

�Look at those eyes.
You have to have them in the movie

Looks like Peter Lorre.
Don Calfa was excellent.

When Dan decided
That the character should be German,

Don just got us.

I had that time
mustache and long hair.

They asked me if I would
you shaved him. I said calm down.

I shave and turn blond.
When it's supposed to be German. No problem.

I know Don included
funeral realistic.

I talked to one
friend, actor.

"What's the character's name?"
RnErnie Kaltenbrunner.�

"Are you kidding?" No, why?
RnErnst Kaltenbrunner? �

�Jo.� �V�, who is it? �
"No." He was a Nazi.

He had a scar on your face,
and hanged him at Nuremberg.�

Don breathed life into his character.

The cast was already done,

but director Dan O'Bannon still
he could not fill one important role.

The beginning of the shooting approached,
and the search continued.

Whatever happens,
it doesn't name it after me.

Clu Gulagerwas was
occupied very late.

I think he was
the last person on the field.

I don't know why we're Clua
occupied until the last moment.

I had him in mind
because I was a fan of his.

If I wasn't their first choice,
I was probably among the first 35.

They wanted to occupy Scott Brady,
but he was ill.

I just finished a movie with him,
so I suggested it to them.

They offered the role to Leslie Nielsen,
but somehow it didn't work out.

Then I heard
To occupy Clu Gulagera,

and he got on the very next day.

He was a wonderful actor.
They were lucky to get it.

I don't think we have a choice, Frank.

Burt had his feet in O.

He took off his shirt,
because he was an exhibitionist.

Of course, they did not show it in return.
You have to go between the lines.

In addition, I would say
That Burt came out of himself.

I thought
That it will be interesting.

He has never played a similar role,
not even in horror.

It will be a challenge for him.

I'm sure he didn't think so
for one of the highlights of his career.

Definitely. At any moment, there was a threat
That it will become a farce.

I don't think he fully understood,
what am I doing, and I didn't understand him?

But it worked in the movie.

You asshole! You idiot!
What's the matter with you, Frank ?!

He seemed common to me in that role.

We are always together
they didn't come out, but now they do.

I wanted a role that
Beverly Randolph played so great,

but Don told me not to bother him.
That was all.

With a newcomer occupied
and Hollywood veterans,

O'Bannon filled for two weeks
pre-stretch tests.

I think it was worth leaving
test all weeks beforehand.

Dan rehearsed the film during rehearsals.

He fulfilled everything.
We had marks on the ground, everything.

For films, mainly low-budget,
almost never try.

I was so shocked.

I think it's from the movie
she did it.

Everyone saw him.

I liked that we were
they really knew each other.

We could go through the scene
and get used to your characters.

It was great.
We sat and read the text.

It was worth it.

We sat on the chairs and pretended
That we are in a Suicide car.

We overheated
lots of group scenes.

We were together,
because it was funny.

Every morning
"We were like family."

But we smell together
they went out, joked, laughed.

Everyone has learned their text.
They got to know each other.

We started fooling around together.

Sometimes we changed the replica,
and the others liked it.

Various proposals fell.

We had freedom.
I could tell anyone anything.

They knew what I was talking about,
what a man I am.

And they could read anything to me.

Jimmy Karen me when
I didn't know him yet, he said:

"Remember, we're working here!"
I looked at him and said,

"I hope not."
like you when I'm old.

You're like a cheerleader.
Let's shoot cheap, thank you horror and

you tell him how we can be excited?
It's almost 40 degrees,

we are in a stupid warehouse,
and you think we're working!

And "That's this shit!"

And now I'm trying to show that it is
In time, man becomes the one who mocks him.

If I were like that once
A great person like Jimmy Karen.

Most of the actors met
with the characters and with each other.

However, two of them were unlucky.

I wasn't on that two-week exam.

The duty did not pass during the convergence period,
and had to board a bandwagon.

I came there as an idiot
and he said sentences I didn't understand.

They didn't involve me in anything.
In retrospect, I think it was right.

You will not play cards with Tarman,
to learn about his life.

We worked at one point
on costumes and other things.

At that time we tried costumes,
make-up and the like.

They stuffed me into strips
skirts and sweaters.

I tried them, and come on
I didn't feel right for Tina.

Then suddenly there was a lot
some girl in clothes,

that i knew about
That's right.

Those white pants with skirts?

You really are
he was wearing it, a week before.

I have not seen this with my own eyes.

I have a problem with that
Introduce Miguel.

V�n�?

It was the early 80's that he did
perhaps sorry. A little.

I was not disappointed at all,
That I will not be punk.

In truth, I was relieved.

I also like stockings,
so I was excited.

I'm a girl from the 80's.

Stockings, shoes, beauties
and a top of a leopard skin.

I looked great.
I loved it.

I didn't see my bones.
I would say it out loud then.

I wanted to look
as an unadulterated pancake.

I suggested brit�t�j��,
a punk look,

because it was worn in England at the time.

I got the buttons
and similar trifles.

A friend who was in
Many of them lent me punk rock.

I should return them.
It's been 25 years.

But it's a mess!

Dan originally wanted the pancakes
played real pancakes.

When I'm on film
he gave money, they told me

That all the actors
they will be real pancakes.

They will have their own hairstyles
and shaved hair.

Then they came to me,
That they changed it.

They are all normal actors
and mask them behind the pancakes.

It was still debated whether mine
the cock on the head must be right.

You said he would have to be
really, otherwise it will look like a shift.

Bill Munns did a makeup test on me.

And it looked like
from some cheap circus.

I didn't have one
experience with punk hairs.

I panicked and said I wouldn't go
in front of the camera as a complete idiot.

I understand that it was too late
behind the hairdresser that is

shaved, shaved, hardened,
colored and so on.

J�, Mark Venturini, and Don Calfa
I had my hair done

at Attila, who was then
star among punk rock jugs.

Suddenly one of them
stali drsn� punk rocke�i.

Mark let himself be shaken,
you had a cock made.

You left your hair three times
to discolor and discolor the blonde.

And the color never came back to me!

He was able to do it
create our characters,

but he could not have them daily
keep for shooting.

When there were preproductions,
cast and exams done,

recorded by Dan O'Bannon's zombie movie
could begin July 9, 1984.

This movie has the best start.

I love how it starts.

We're going to pay today, or what?

A scene where we walk down the street
was fragrantly fun.

In the first wide harvest,
was �t�b with a camera

in a wheelchair, across the street
and used a very long lens.

So we went and suddenly we are all
they felt the salt that we were in the movie.

We are in this together,
as a group.

It was exciting, and we all are
they looked completely different from the tests.

It was amazing.

All the actors had microphones with them
sometimes you forget that they are switched on.

One actress was upset,
and she was quite complaining.

I don't even remember that ...

Did I use the feminine?

There was a problem with, well, Jewel.

I was eating during the shoot
He always tried to help because

she tried to be
here�kou, or what.

I don't know what she was trying to do.

But he tried to help her,
and she determined me.

I don't remember that!

That's how it went with Jewel.

While the young people lived
your problems outside,

Freddy in Uneed's Medical Supplies
trained his new permit.

The boy will be here with me,
and I will explain everything to him.

Thommy was like a child in a candy store.

I really enjoyed the scene
with a split dog in a sack.

These are split dogs.

I started making
a huge black labrador.

During the production, I realized
That we won't have enough time to finish it.

I accelerated and finally we are
they managed to make a little less.

He did it and did a good job.

Frank and Freddy were also responsible
for releasing hazardous chemicals.

What chemicals?

2-4-5 Trioxin

I love the scene where Frank goes down
and shows army barrels.

Here they are.

Thommy and I open up,
I wanted to read the keg,

but it was a keg of gas.

I like you guys
they fell ill because of the barrel.

It will break
and all gas escapes.

And they fall and fall.

It shows how
the army of the United States is working.

When the barrels burst,
and 2-4-5 Trioxin was released,

there was an undead threat
released on unsuspecting characters.

Suddenly everything,
reanimates.

Like those butterflies,
pinned to the board.

They just let go of them and the wings were moving.

It cost a few cents
and it was a wonderful effect.

My favorite endeavor in the whole movie is

is a corpse hanging
in a sack on the head.

Suddenly he moves and comes to life.

The yellow corpse moves again.

First we see her hanging in the boy.

The camera hits her,
when it starts to move.

It was a beautiful match.

He leaves the boy and overpowers Clu.

I'll tell you, why
I think it worked.

Thanks to the comedy mix,
exaggeration and loyalty.

I'm in some scenes
he was both allowed and frightened.

Especially when we are
they cut off the head of a yellow corpse.

We laid him on the ground.

The dialogue was sensational -
it worked in the movies.

So the movies lied ?!

This is one
from Dan's brilliant scenes.

And in the end we cut him.

Give me the bone saw.

I wanted a collection
to Thommy,

how do we look at each other
a ��k�me �bonesaw�.

Unfortunately, there was no time for that.

Effective, scary
and a fun figure on the plate.

Bring the yellow corpse to life
it turned out to be more than anyone expected.

The yellow corpse lost its head.
What made it work.

And I didn't succeed much.

Good morning.

Dan and I couldn't believe it,
when we saw the original corpse.

I didn't use it perfectly
method for creating illusions

heads cut off from the body.

I'm sorry for him.

V�n� tried,
but the result was simply not good.

I basically saw the photos
Yellow painted man,

with head and shoulders
hidden under the rubber.

And that was supposed to be a headless corpse.

This will not work.

I was supposed to make a realistic,
headless b�haj�c� figure.

Which meant a living actor.

To do this, you have to make
shoulders so high

to get into them
hid his head.

We didn't understand how he might have thought
That it could be used in a movie.

Later that much
nice to Kenny Myers.

The first rule is:
create something that will work.

Make a headless mask
on the whole body, in which there would be an actor.

Kenny's mask looked
much better than mine.

There is one saying about the film:

�There is no money to
do it right the first time.

But there are enough of them for further attempts

When there was one
of the most complex effects done,

to give something,
what turned out to be similarly demanding,

if not directly shocking.

We're all in front of the camera
and let's see how Linnea dances.

This is the best scene from the movie.

When I did a scene
on the tomb, I was nervous.

I wasn't sure
what I will do when I climb on it.

I got it
in the mood and I started.

It never occurred to me
That it will be such a big event.

I thought today
is perfect for Trashin dance.

She did it wonderfully.
And her body.

Another song played for him.

Not played �Tonight�,
but astyNasty Girl� by Vanity.

So I pulled myself.

I remember,
That Miguel was under me.

One of my most precious
memories are on ...

Linnaeus' breasts.

She danced naked on the tomb.

That violated a lot
principles of American filmmaking.

I had no idea
That she gets naked naked.

V�n� ne.

She had perfect breasts.
Like two Egyptian pyramids.

As if Egypt had risen.

Linnea. I start sweating.

I liked it
those flames, colors and lights.

It was amazing, impressive.
People were stunned.

I had no idea he was on the field
we can be called. I was shocked.

We recorded this scene,
when Graham Henderson came.

He shouted: "Taxes, you can't pay."
show sexual hair.�

It completely spilled. So m� Dan
he called and completely calmly told me:

�Take Linneu and shave her.�

I was ashamed
to the bone.

She shaved, we were ready
scene, she started dancing and Graham �k�:

This is still a mountain,
now you can see everything.

They wanted her to look
That he has no hair,

but to be sure
her body were not visible.

I've never seen a woman before
without hair. That's it.

And I've never seen a woman
who would not have sex.

Graham and ��k� called me,
That they will send me Linnaeus,

and I can make something for me,
what covers areas,

which would be normal
they covered the little bikini.

I had to go
and have the mold made.

I had no idea how to do it.

In the end, I had the bottom
the laundry into which they poured the alginate.

And then they took it off.

It was weird.

We made an invisible seal,
she also looked a bit like Barbie.

See nothing anatomically real.

When I saw it, I thought
What the fuck ... There's always nothing there!

Or do I look in the wrong place?
Did I lose my sight?

Are I going to fool around?

To the boys standing below me,
it must have seemed strangely strange.

When I saw the movie, I still did
Did you know what the hell it is?

But today I like it so much.
It was prophetic.

The only thing I remember from that scene is
was when I got it

he clasped his hand in the stupid flame.

I'm dancing, excited,
That there is a naked girl.

But you're actually on your hands
production of third-degree ash.

I remember I was
a little come off the heat from the flames.

Goats.

�pln� as Japanese
porn. Skv�l�.

Don't I look weird now?

I feel a little weird.

While you are all
enjoy the cemetery fun,

undead problem
began to gain in intensity.

We don't see it in the next scene
the whole yellow corpse,

because it's in black bags.

We cut it into a million pieces,
or at least 25 to 30.

We're taking him to Don Calf,
which is a strange funeral.

The funny thing is the confusion.

Come to the autopsy room,
where he shouldn't go at all.

In addition to two people,
which is already extremely inappropriate.

We carry it on.

The bags are moving because
there are pieces of the body in them.

When it's on Don
look, ask: �What is it?

Clu beautifully included it.
He paused briefly.

Something to say, yet
he didn't think about it. He says:

Weasels with rabies.

Weasels with rabies.

I included it,
I could only do the best.

I'm not the best actor in the world
but I tried to be realistic.

Dan played the scene very funny.

What ?!

And the rest is history.

Although the characters seemed to be
they solved their undead problem,

another zombie appeared on the scene,

and enrolled in
history of horror film.

More brains!

You are the most out of bankruptcy
I remember how Dan emphasizes me,

That he wants to see
jak zombie p�em��l�.

I always insisted on a break
the actors must play, not the cascades.

I worked as a puppet,
but I was a trained actor.

I already played, so I went
to the audition and Dan called me back.

We needed to
the poorest actor possible,

so we can make for him
costumes with meat, holes and the like.

Thanks to how he did
move, it looked

as if it had no bone connected.

He was phenomenal.
He really brought the costumes to life.

I'm too Tarman's movements
did not fulfill or train.

I acted like it was
acting exercises with physical damage.

The cameras went when
I first saw Allan.

Dan wanted a natural reaction,
so they kept us separate until then.

I saw Tarman covered
He wanted to, and it wasn't sexy at all.

I have something strange
don't feel comfortable with it.

Do you want to see a lot of
what exactly is this ?!

Allan Trautman is with Tarman
he stole scenes for himself.

He revived him and did
ho v�jime�n�m.

Thanks to him, the monster came to life.

Undoubtedly it is one
of the most prominent characters in the film.

Working with Bill Munns was
interesting because he built the suit.

I came to his workshop,
where he put me in a leotard,

to which he glued them all
foam and latex parts.

Bill Munns finally woke up
and suggested for Tarman

damn good bones.

We needed
so that meat falls out of it.

I used to do that
fused vinyl.

I dissolved him
and poured on an aluminum foil,

to make big pieces.

These pieces I then
assembled into a body.

I was wearing suspenders,
to hold Tarman's costumes.

Despite this, the top was put on
and finally they stuck my head.

We completely disassembled the head.
It was a stretch mask,

but we mechanized her,
to work better and last longer.

Most of the time on site
I had my head on,

so I couldn't talk much.

I think so
people were not pleasant.

It makes more sounds.
Let's go away

I didn't see a man in it.
I took it as something in a mask.

I thought it was him
someone needs to be controlled from behind.

Until you took your head off, I didn't know
That he's human, and then I felt sorry for him.

DoWho is inside? �

He is the most famous zombie
in the history of zombie movies.

There are some better zombies,
than Tarman from �N�vratu�?

He had never seen one.

Live zombies.
Nobody can do that anymore.

Be the first to pay
Tarmana met

Beverly Randolph. That scene
finished with bumps and bruises,

which, however, did not cause
fight with zombies.

I wasn't there,
when the stairs fell.

I was scared
fall through the stairs.

So they sent me away
they exchanged the step for a false one.

Then he told me
That we'll just try for now.

Dan often missed her
the ability to explain what it requires.

I was
up and collapsed.

I had bruises
from ankle to waist.

It smelled bad.

Therefore, a few
minutes le��m on the ground.

All of them:
"Why doesn't he get up and heaven?"

It hurt a lot.

I'd say he did
a little rough style.

At this point, the film began,
the death of one of the main characters,

increase energy,
horror, humor and violence.

What the fuck is that ?!

I remember when he had
Tarman bite Suicide.

He was born,
�e m� um��t.

We went to me
and he said, how would he:

He tore that bastard's head off!
Why do I have to want to?! �

�I don't know, it is
to ve sc�n��i.�

Dan wanted to be a shock to
That's what Suicide's brain is all about.

It was the first physical one
the duel I had.

He's a big guy.

I could only try
stand and not fall on your ass,

lest I embarrass Tarman.

That wouldn't look good.

Although Tarman was a clear hit,

it was still necessary to make
other zombies and their cemeteries.

Dan wanted a cemetery
he looked crowded.

We rented from
Universal Studios all

tombstones and crypts,
what we could.

I am too
tombstone and crypt designed.

She was Dan's favorite
my statue ��Pla��c� and�l�.

The biggest challenge for
I was believed in a zombie.

The skeleton comes out of the ground.

You don't have a bone
where to place the mechanics.

I had to stretch
cables cross real skeleton.

It was real human
the skeleton we got.

There were some problems with that.

At the first corpse, I thought
That shows me how it will work.

I didn't realize it
the work should be done.

I focused mainly on
to make it work properly.

How can there be a skeleton
dug out of the ground shiny and white?

We put her in the grave.

We dug a hole
and they put it all in them.

Get on her
they went to daytime.

When someone looks at her
watched in direct sunlight,

maybe she could
seem a little too clean.

I was terrified
when they smelled it in a movie.

They were not happy about it.

They didn't like it.

To this day, I take with me
every time I see it.

These problems
they were the beginning of the end

effects manufacturer
William Munns at the movie.

Munns ty zombies
he just didn't think enough.

I did research and found photos
mumi�, for example from Mexican Guanajuato.

These were the basis
corpse design.

Dan decided that way
should zombies look like.

They were perfect.

And he didn't want them
Paint after injury,

because that's what Romero did.

Dan didn't want him
in nothing to copy.

Bill is non-conflicting,
so he did not oppose Dan.

He didn't stand up for
what he thought was right.

He tried to accept
everything Dan wanted.

Unfortunately
he couldn't make it.

I drew clearly
pictures of what it might look like,

and Mr. Munns could not
properly implemented.

I saw what Bill did
to create, and quite selfishly

I thought,
That I could do it better.

Bill can tell you
That he didn't have enough money.

The budget was enough
tense, so they tried

Jaket�it jak �as,
so the cost.

With low-budget stretch
film are associated with typical concerns.

The tension was constant.

When you work on it and always,
when you do something right,

someone sedove se ,ve,
That you do it wrong.

So basically
nuns your morale.

He left the movie,
because he didn't succeed

do so good
work he had ever done before.

He probably wasn't surprised.
He knew it had to turn out that way.

They fired me.
It wasn't my best job.

I received criticism for her.

People didn't forget it
even after 26 years.

We and Dan wanted to get it
Bill was gone, but it was complicated.

It's never easy to fire someone.
Try to do it as finely as possible.

When I left,
I felt a discount.

When Munns left,
There was no time to think about mistakes.

It was still necessary
set a number of scenes,

and conditions
they were not easy at all.

Filmed in the child at the cemetery
it was physically and mentally exhausting.

It was cold and turkey.

Record for 16 hours
at night and in the rain.

Sleep 4 hours,
and then again 16 hours before.

It was a challenge.

On the night stretch
it's hard to get used to.

Poor Beverly froze,
m�la hus� k��i a modrala.

It had to be in one scene
and fall into the water.

Miguel with Brian
they still had to lift.

I was so exhausted,
That I wouldn't get up on my own.

Sorry, Beverly, but m�
it was so fun that I thought:

�Let's do it
again and again.�

I remember Dan ��kal:
"All right, one more time."

And she thought
how many more do I have to fall?

A on: �Te� z�b�r zbl�zka.�

We have that scene
very different experience.

I really enjoyed it,
and Beverly would rather be able to.

It looked wet and disgusting.

A te� v�m ��k�m
absolutely true:

I think Dan made us do it
repeated so many times to torture Beverly.

It was rough.

But not just for Beverly
were scenes in the children's day.

Those cold nights were difficult.

It fell on me
20 zombies, and she didn't know

if I drown or m�
I killed, but I wanted to be able to.

When the "Action" sounded,
they began to be members.

It scared me a little.

It should have been scary too
a scene of mass entry from the graves.

Tu lid� od
zombie movie expect.

During the screening, I thought:

They come out of the ground

I really thought:
"How the hell did you do that?"

I thought there would be no movie
work because I didn't expect

That they can handle a low budget
turn on wood, wet ground and the like.

I didn't know
what he gets for free

and what about his people
easy to create.

I'm a zombie,
which digs from the ground.

Dan tom ��kal
Zz�b�r z mraven�� farmy�.

Almost no one, including Dana,
he didn't know I was going to play her.

They met me,
because I didn't

masked face.
To�ili m� toti� zezadu.

I wasn't the only one
who played two roles in the film.

Producer Tom Fox wanted,
you also wanted to

which led to disagreements
between him and Dan.

Tom insisted that in
the film was his wife and children.

He couldn't go away,
so Dan had to agree.

He came to me
and the masseur said:

- I want them here
v 5 r�no, and give them

the most uncomfortable
make-up, as � invented.�

Dan left them there
sit for about ten hours.

It was frustrating,
Dan just said:

�Wait a moment,

Then it was evening and:

I'm sorry, though
we didn't make it today.

You have to come again tomorrow morning.�

They never came back.

Tom knew he had done it
on purpose and he thought it was bad.

Dan just didn't try
make someone happy.

It was known about him,
That it is palpable.

Danish style of control
was for me d�siv�.

Sometimes he was charming
and social,

but other times unbelievable
cold and hard.

But as a director he was open.

He never said "no."
It was always about cooperation.

From the moment he occupied me
he didn't talk to me anymore.

He was busy with things
which I didn't understand.

He never looked at me,
he never revered me.

If Dan had a problem,
it was not reflected in the film.

Maybe even him
the slight anxiety helped,

which they all went through.

I was happy to work with him.

It was opened,
he listened and was precise.

People who only stretched
so stupid, they got the most from him.

Often then they had
other than Dan.

You have to go to different people
different approaches.

He had a bit of a rough style.
Sometimes he grabbed me and said:

�M� j�t tudy.�

I felt abused.

But I didn't say anything.
I was young and thought

if so
may be so good.

We talked a lot.
At least yes.

Dan and Clu at night
they did not come out the best.

Dan didn't seem ready to me.

I really thought
That there is no fuss about shooting.

Clu was another type of actor,
than Dan ever worked with.

Clu had his
the idea of how to play.

I remember him saying something like
�Don't understand the actors!

You don't respect them!
I will never deal with you again!

And Dan talked to him
a similar tone.

He and Dan quarreled many times.

I'm not sure why.

Clu probably wanted
go in a different direction

and he wondered how it would turn out.

Clu wanted to be treated
with respect and in gloves.

Or he wanted to get more
options for how to include something.

And Dan wanted it his way.

All the time I am
he was tense and nervous.

It took me a long time
to compare with it.

In short, Clu was simple ...

Dan ��kal: �I want this.
Play it like this.

That's how he comes.
This is how it was done

And Clu on it:

"No, I won't do that.

I don't like you,
how to talk to me.�

Clu pulled out his half and followed Dan.
He sat there and said:

He kills me! He kills me!

It was fun.

He turned off Clu once.

He took the can and threw it at Dan,
who just left the door.

Can into them
it hit and it was a wound.

Fortunately, he didn't hit him
and left away.

He was my hero then, I am the same
she wanted to do it, but I didn't take it.

I was 19
and I was silent.

I was excited
when he did.

I don't know how they found out
but it's not true.

I'm professional and nobody
I wouldn't throw anything on the field.

I like it
he pointed to the right.

I don't know at all
That something like this happened.

It was fun. I sat down
kou�ila jointta a ��kala si:

"Damn, that's great!"

Despite the tension on the field
the shooting continued

and new ideas poured in.

However, it should have been reversed
another ace in the sleeve,

which should have affected
the whole zombie ��nr.

During the film
from me and Jimmy

standing undead.

It obsessed us.
I don't know what happened.

James Karen
and Thom had a brilliant scene,

in which they begin
c�tit rigor mortis.

The ambulance stops at the hearse.
Two doctors will run out of them.

I love the scene,
in which doctors come,

and James and Thom
to be a zombie.

They start interpreting them,
because they are wrong.

Change their temperature,
switch and change it again.

- No pressure.
- No pulse.

�What do you mean by that?
No pressure and no pulse

They start moaning.

I wanted to go
sc�n� strong emotions.

Incoming medics,

and they can't
That these guys are dead.

Say we're dead?

I didn't mean to
That you are really dead.

One paramedic
it didn't work very well.

Actor who had
paramedic original play

interesting things
on the spot than his role.

That poisoned Dana in a moment.

That's why he replaced it.

Then for him
Lost Leap - Drew.

I suggested one guy,
which was perfect for the role.

At least I thought so.

Jules told me:

This guy is useless.

So what if you tried it?
C�t� se na to? �

"It will be a toy."

Drew was great.
He came at the last minute.

We left immediately.

I was a little upset that Jim
had the best depth of healthcare professionals:

�Room temperature.�

70 degrees

What is it?

Room temperature.

Na�tvalo m�,
That I didn't tell her.

To highlight concerns,
That there is nowhere to escape,

medics were also attacked
a pile of zombies.

It was damn cold and wet.
We felt like zombies ourselves.

Dan has a sense of humor, but in that
it was necessary to move on for a while.

Don't stretch it unnecessarily.
We had a good time.

Shooting the scenes was terrible.
I am convinced

That water for artificial rain
they had to store on ice.

Before we started
to�it, so he told me:

�I don't want you to k�i�el.�

"Why not?"

- We'll be there later
profesion�ln� k�ik.�

I thought
That I'm going to cough it up and I'll blame it.

The child.

I think in the end
used my key.

When I get out of the car,
I hear him and ask:

Jerry?

Muk mum to him: �When his name is�
Jerry, so what's my name?

We are marked,
as Medic 1 and 2.�

He said, "I will."
Tom and you Jerry.

We have Burt and Ernie,
so why not Tom and Jerry? "

Z chaosu d�siv�
death of medical staff

a memorable sentence was born.

The zombie climbs into
ambulance, takes the radio to:

Send ... more ... paramedics.

It was clever and funny.

The joke was popping.

They ate well, so why
don't you call for the next one?

Playing songs
the zombies were great.

They were excellent.

However, some characters
already on payroll,

one was to return
in style.

I remember storyboards
my revival from Bill Stout.

I was horrified that I was once
of them and I bowed in terror.

Bill Stout imagined
That the jaw is enlarged,

when he tries to bite
homeless on the street.

Her first murder.

One masquerade made me
casting of Lenne's face.

I modeled
on him face from the head.

Bill had a rough idea,
what it should look like in the end.

When I'm done,
and Dan approved it for me,

Tony Gardner added
details, texture and the like.

When in collections
close up

I have a kiss here.

I asked if he would
the doctor could not give valium,

because I hate it
prosthetics on the face.

It was an exhausting scene.

Dan wanted me to play
homeless man with a wheelchair.

Graham Henderson
he understood that I could

as production manager
a lot, so he rejected it.

I enjoyed the scene,
in which I go like a cat.

It's like going hunting for prey.
I enjoyed it.

I could have drilled
ass and go after him.

Bite.

I thought
OIt's scary.�

The expression on his face,
when I see it, it is priceless.

�P�ni, naked girl.�

I approached him:

"Damn, bad girl."

I love it.

One of the strongest
and the bloodiest deaths,

earned Scuz.

My death is about m�
the most popular scene from the movie.

Half the corpse bites him into
head and he dies a bloody death.

I never dreamed of talking about it
dramas and strong monologues.

I wanted to ride a horse,
get killed

shoot from weapons
be an alien,

or talking monkeys.

I wanted to play such things.

I fought in that scene
with a zombie, cut off his arm,

she pulled me out the window,
bit her head

I fired liters
blood and died.

I think we are
they recorded it chronologically.

The first attack I am with
he was out in the sack, controlling the puppets.

I grabbed Brian's hand.

She wasn't in it
No technology.

We caught Brian,
and he had to

play for a corpse,
because of that

she was added to him.

This is how I imagine heaven.

Brian made it easy
device with pump and hose.

Kenny Myers made a cast
m� head and made board,

in which the pipe was,
attached to a tank with artificial blood.

That was all
connected to a compressor.

She bites him in the head,
and start pumping.

Dan wanted to give me a headache
shed a huge amount of blood.

It was covered in blood.

He acted as if she were
Alive, and fell backwards with it.

And when he fell,
all bones fell off,

and they fell to the mud.

But the collection turned around.

It was good at first,
because I ruined the scene.

They had two cameras on.

Bylt�b was under plastic,
and blood flowed around him.

Finally I
died a tragic death.

One thing bothered me.

I asked Dan
That my character did not live.

Working with Brian
it was always about.

I had a good reason for that.
Kdy� m� kously,

I was out in the Trioxin child.
How come I didn't marry?

Why didn't I marry
a nem�l v�c sc�n?

If you are a friend
Brian Peck, you don't need an enemy.

Although she was
killed another character,

the scene was more
not just a massacre.

She prepared the space for the next one
of unforgettable creations.

I don't understand, that's what she wants, Ernie.

When I first went to the meeting
concerning a half-corpse,

they introduced me to Bill Stout.

Bill had two
pictures of the corpse.

She was on one
tied to a table,

and on the other a table and a chair.

When a young boy came,
to make this difficult corpse,

I didn't believe much
That he can do it.

When I'm behind it
brought two weeks finished,

I laid her down
shapes on a blanket on the floor.

Bill joined her
and was excited

That is such that
as you imagined her.

He did a very good job.

I think I am
he didn't praise him then,

but I was on
he's been nice since then.

I think it's Tony Gardner
created an early corpse,

because the scent has no error.

Dan wanted her to have
blue eyes and blond hair.

We once did
they had fun with Dan and Bill,

if you have nipples
and what to wear.

Dan wanted nipples,
but Bill was about a rating.

I hit her in the head!

I prefer the “return”
first to control this corpse.

It was under her control
need a few puppets.

We all were
crammed under the table.

As a doctor, it occurred to me that when
we speak, so we can communicate with them.

We bring her to the table
and let's find out everything from them.

Why people?

People don't ... Brains!

The puppet looked
so really.

How were the eyes,
mouth and whole head.

The rest of the skeleton was shaken.

Beautiful detail.
And that's all Dan.

After each scene, he ran and greeted
into glycogen.

In one scene, the corpse says

It relieves us of pain.

Half the corpses talk to them.

It was a wonderful dialogue.

I drove during the shoot
Brian Peck to the corpse dubbing.

He asked me to do it,
because no one else

he didn't want that scene
with Don Calfa hr�t.

I feel how I am.

And the corpse speaks
quite convincing.

Why do you want to do it?

Because of the pain.

Kill it pain.

Well, that makes sense.

It hurt to be dead

Dan came to eat endorphins,
produced by the brain.

Endorphins are natural
pain-relieving opiates.

Brains are like drugs to them.

There is no pain for them.

They are addicts,
but on the brains.

A lot of people,
That my character first

She said she wanted brains,
so that she does not feel pain.

Their desire
after my brain, already in the scene,

surprised the same,
like all others.

I did not mind.

As well as many others
people enjoyed it.

Then someone told me
how disappointed he was

That my role was corpsed by corpses.

And that's it:

She's always a girl.

Didn't you see those rotting breasts?

When the girl was lying on the table,
I hyster�il, and Don m�prat.

That face was fucked!

Give me a slap.

There was nothing in the scene.

Then, and Don says:

Get together!

St�ih!
It doesn't really work, Don.

He called Don and told him:

Wash it twice.

Give him a slap and give it away.

Don't tell him
but the other one is worth it.

The cameras start.

And he hit me smelling hard.

I didn't expect
That he did, but he did.

He hit him twice.

Miguel was in �ok,
but he did not stop playing.

I think Miguel would stop everything.

Once the scene is over,
I wanted to kick his ass.

But Dan stopped me.

We were both in an instant,
as the actors would say.

It was fantastic.

Frank and Freddy
turned into undead,

and surviving knowledge,
That the danger is not only outside,

but also inside the meter.

I'm not leaving Freddy!

I love when they're in that chapel,
a Tina mourning friend,

which is changing
on zombies and die.

We talked deeply,
and we enjoyed it.

And Dan is ours
talented.

Go for it to the fullest and overheat,
the director wanted it from him.

We really enjoyed it.

It was fun.

I consider it a breakthrough
the moment we see the world

from someone's point of view
from whom the zombies become.

The only thing he can do
rid this world of suffering.

That was for our two
characters Mean moment.

What?

Live brains!

I start chasing Tina,
because I want her brain.

At that moment, I was a complete zombie.

The whole scene in which they lock me up
in the chapel, we tried a lot,

because it is very physical.

A foam came out of my mouth.
A simple trick - �um�ky.

I didn't have rabies.

We used different tricks.

I enjoyed being in the chapel
they threw the acid into o��,

and he did not see.

That was a member.
And a cold cut.

Break through the door and go down the hall.

It was fun.

Tino!

Famous Thom's kabuki mask.

Freddy had an acid strike
prosthetics adhered to the face.

It took about an hour and a half to deploy.

And then I looked like I was
the fragrance died or was dead.

We tried
different versions.

When I painted it
bright colors.

The mask had small holes,
which I saw a bit.

Then I'm just
he felt brains and wanted to eat them.

Especially Tinin.

Nat��en� prob�halo,
the scene has been approved,

but one actor wanted,
to make his character die with dignity.

From one scene to me to this day
sad, I only hear about them.

When James Karen decided
That he doesn't want him to become a zombie.

It bothered me to stand in the day with others
zombies, and wait for the atomic bomb.

So I said to Dan:

I would like to join the crematorium.

It bothered him
I cannot operate the device.

I think it would be enough
to film with Thommy,

when it works badly.

And I say:

I can control everything here.

And a day or two, we made it.

I have no idea when they managed to write it down.
Dan approved.

He'll pull things out here,
he closes and closes the door.

It's a strong scene.
It always brings me to tears.

Lots of people take a moment,
when i take off my ring

I kiss it and set it to off.

It just happened,
and that makes this movie so good.

People are sometimes stuck in their heads
images rather than progress.

Like a smoking furnace in a crematorium.

This is a really strong scene.

Tragic death.

At the moment of certain death,

Tina shared with Ernie
unexpected moment.

In the scene on the ground I am
she had learned so much from Don.

He was amazing.

I wondered what if I suggested

That I will kill her to make zombies
they didn't get her brain.

As in �P�epaden�,

when John Carradine
he wants to kill that pregnant woman.

I liked
That he wants to save me the pain.

Don wants to shoot her,
because you know otherwise

she would face a terrible death.

Po��d si ��k�m,
That he should have softened it.

Then fucking kill her!
But he doesn't.

He is so noble,
That he wants to kill her, and you know

That he's in arms
just one round.

It's an emotional scene.
At one point I couldn't cry anymore.

Because I was crying
and k�i�ela for too long.

I said masquerade,

I don't know what to do -
I can't talk.

She was trying to infuse me with menthol
to the face, but it didn't help.

I told Don
I can't talk.

I won't get any more tears.

Listen to this music.

It was a cassette with music,
which strongly influenced me.

�Mind Games� by John Lennon.

I put on my headphones
and listened to music

who was full of emotion.

I took them off,
and I could play.

Freddy!

When the door
opened, it was scary.

Don't overdo it
and began to hyperventilate.

He fainted, and they had to
we interrupt the stretch.

Don sat down,
his head was spinning.

They called the ambulance just in case.

Rescuers arrived
and started checking,

if Don is okay.

At first they told him he wouldn't look out
very good and is pale.

We had to explain that he had
wearing makeup and it's cool.

But movie heroes
they did not have such happiness at the end.

Final action is important, sad,
and especially ironically.

There are different lines
perfectly laid out.

The end of the film is great
and very appropriately chosen.

The film may end negatively.

They're zombies after all.

What else were they supposed to do?
You have to stop it.

This, of course
stupid way

but as I said in the movie:

Armada fucked it up again.

It's pretty clear.

The atomic bomb killed them all.

I love it.

I think so
it was a sad moment

because you say they do
something radical,

and at least someone will survive.

According to me, it was dropped
atomovky slightly exaggerated.

The bomb disappointed me.

But the other end doesn't occur to me.

There will be embryos in the cloud,
which spread throughout the country.

Come on, and you know
That it all starts again.

I just love this.

It will continue.

They learned nothing at all.

It is a well-deserved punishment for humanity.

The game is over
Of 18 August 1984

and the film traveled to the wall.

But the question remained,
whether the film will work.

Make a movie in six weeks
it was not easy.

It succeeded
Dan's idea.

The movie was so good
that I wasn't afraid

That it could work
overheated and overheated.

I'm just a chaser
he started, and I was fascinated,

That I didn't know from the material,
what a movie it will be in the end.

Horror and comedy were mixed
in an unexpected way.

It was brazen, satirical humor.

We were lucky that in
film this humor was.

Everyone knew
and they knew how to work together.

Dan had to do it in court
just finish.

Dan came with a sandwich
and with a cigar,

you looked at the weapons,
and said what and how to do.

It took us a while
producers liked the result.

I was shocked as well
horror with comedy worked.

When you are alarmed,
so you often don't realize it

comedic potential
the moment Dan saw.

The film never slipped
to stupidity or absurdity.

It was clear that it would work
like a good horror.

It was perfect
a mixture of horror and comedy.

I've never felt so
as when I am

he finally saw this movie.

He managed to make a horror movie
with the right length of view.

During post-production
the Director decided to

That he wants music in the movie,
which emphasizes

his horror
and comedy page.

I liked that they didn't use it
rock'n 'roll a heavy metal,

like other, similar movies.

Instead, he plays punk in the film.

It fits perfectly there.

There are so many great bands -

�Clash�, �Damned�, �Cramps�.

I'm not punk.
It's a loud, nonsensical sound.

The music didn't interest me much.

I didn't know those groups.
I don't like punk.

However, in the movie
it worked perfectly.

It worked because I did
he liked the movie, but the music

she didn't dazzle me
you wanted to buy a soundtrack.

The music is accurate
it hit the film.

Punke�i, using these
cassette songs,

were in a perfect way
how to set the mood of a movie.

Enigma Records appealed to SSQ.

We were excited
That our song will be in the movie.

We will make love,
until we die.

This makes all the songs special
hit the right mood.

�No return of living corpses
premiered on August 16, 1985.

The whole hoped that the effort
about combining blood with comedy pays off.

The film was supposed to be original
premiered in 1984,

but was postponed until August 1985-

almost one year from the original date.

But then I am
he thought it would be

one of ours
most successful movies.

Everyone came to me in no time
they looked as if I had gone completely insane.

Everyone thought
That I went green.

The expectations of the people may be
change in an instant.

One man
stood up and said:

This movie is just
step away from pornography.

And that was all.

At that moment, it lit up for me -

they smelled it
almost for porn.

Nobody respected horror at the time.

Was it an Oscar movie? No.

Could you be proud of him?
Yeah.

It wasn't something
what would you no longer want to see

or do it
do not participate at all.

She didn't want to study at Star Wars
about sci-fi and fantasy or hear,

because they were
�b��kov� movies.

Star Wars has changed everything.

And also,
in 1975.

Suddenly they could be
sci-fi and horror gates.

But all managers
they haven't taken it yet.

Our film was very different.

It was a strange mixture
horror, comedy and punk.

And most people from the studio
she didn't understand much then.

I became
such a voice of God.

It couldn't go wrong,
it worked.

Viewers and critics agreed.

The film was well received and for the first time
he spent over $ 4 million over the weekend.

He made a total of money in the United States
over $ 14.2 million,

and poured new blood
do zil zombie ��nru.

With the return of living corpses
both creators and spectators are satisfied.

That's for the movie
beautiful link. Don't you think?

For the first time, the film amazed me.

I made a movie,
look at that.

It was fragrantly exciting.

I'm scared, no
I see my work.

When shooting, think
how great it will be.

I try to
projection don't expect much.

I felt like I was in extension.
The music was great,

he was excellent,
busy too.

I liked everything about it.

Before I saw it,
I didn't expect

That special effects
they will be so good.

All the actors played accurately.

And the movie looked awesome.

It was captivating.

I didn't want
to end it.

I was excited
That I'm in the movie.

I saw it for the first time
on opening day.

In Mann Bruin Westwood.

I walked around,

I'm even in the middle
she got up and walked through the film.

I hoped,
Someone knows that.

Nobody knew me.
It was sad.

I was in shock,
when I saw the movie.

I didn't expect
That it will be so fun.

I sat in the cinema
and I had fun.

That was the left that it was
the movie is really fun.

They didn't tell them we were funny.
It just happened.

I describe it with the word "horrorific".

It means it's fun,
but don't look at it easily.

It was great fun.
I finally understood.

Until then
I didn't understand the movie.

But then to me
liked how different it is.

Pot�il m�. So somehow
I imagined it.

It was obviously original
collections, and then see

how they were born
in something so phenomenal.

My son took me to midnight
presented in New York.

I've never seen it
so divided the audience.

Kill that girl! Shoot her!

That was what happened in the audience.

Take that bitch!
Kill the zombies!

Je�eli, k�i�eli,
they laughed, they sang.

It's a shame, Dan
he no longer lives to see

how his film passed
decades, and still entertain the audience.

Screenwriter Dan O'Bannon
died on 17 December 2009,

Their movies are indelible
wrote in the history of Hollywood.

Dan died, and most
they didn't know about us,

how fragrant his illness is.

I was in shock,
when I heard he died.

I knew
That he was sick.

But when it happened,
I couldn't believe him.

He acted indestructibly.

Long before shooting
I admired him.

Alien is one of me
most popular movies.

I was excited
That I can work with him.

The fact that we're still talking about him,
is proof of his vision.

He made a great movie.

Dan left too soon.

All those scenes,
which he could still write.

All those movies
which he could shoot.

Dan knew what he was talking about.

He was talented and smart.

I liked him.
She was amused by him.

He said smart things,
which I didn't understand.

He was unique.
I will never forget working with him.

He was one of the lights
in my life.

It's Dan's vision
he managed to bring to life.

It is g�nius.
Until you rest in peace.

I think he is happy. Yes it is
anywhere, can look down and read:

Good job.

Decades later,
the “return” link is still strong.

What began as a sequel to horror
classics, the class itself has become.

Sexy, punk zombie ride full
horror, humor that has heart and soul.

It is one of the horror movies
the peaks of the 80s, and also film,

to which spectators,
not even the creators, they will forget,

It was fantastic,
work on one of

the most successful,
the funniest, the most greedy,

rock 'n' roll, punk,

horror zombies
films of all times.

Nothing can make you want anything
than when I see how long

this film lives, and appeals to
still a new generation.

I'm so proud of him.

I'm proud of it
still so popular.

It surprised and sweated me,
how long did he last

and I'm sorry, Dan
not alive to see it.

I think that always
when you can make a movie

which is as strong as

�Night, or �No return of living corpses,

and people follow him
among your favorite movies,

so it is common.

Thanks to this movie
met a lot of people.

It's interesting how it works,
which you have already forgotten,

can still live their lives.

Such an experience was for
A 21-year-old boy for free.

I will forever
Thank you for living me.

I want to thank the fans.

Thanks to them
this movie is alive.

The return of the living corpses happened
a cult classic because it is unique.

It was a groundbreaking film to make
to this day it differs from the rest of production.

This film m�
to this day such salt,

because people like to be small children.
At least yes.

I tipped down the stairs,
yours,

m krevm blood around
mouth and I collapse

on a small child,
which then begins to scream.

I have ruined the lives of many children.
I'm proud of that.

I was lucky to be a part of it.
I didn't think so then.

But today,
jak� �t�st� m� metka.

Fun that never
unearthly and will not die.

Until the return of living corpses
He lives forever.

Goats.

I was one of
the happiest girls in the world,

That I could be in this movie,
and work with all those people.

I was just very lucky.

It will forever be one of
the most important things that have happened to me.

Probably the funniest
I'm sorry I started.

I realize that
it is a magnificent filmmaking.

I didn't know it would be
such an impact even after all these years.

It was one of the most common
events of my working life.

Beautiful time
artistic creation.

Fulfilling an acting dream.

It became
a truly cult classic.

To this day, it has not been lost.

It was her turn
pot�en� i z�bava.

I made a lot of things,
I realize more

how much this was
nat��en� uni�n�.

Thanks for the memories.
Thanks to the fans.

I was completely moved.

They were all so ...

They supported Tina.

Really.

It was so amazing that ...

Thank you very much.
It was great.

It has been to me over the years
the audience is very kind,

and I am very grateful for that.

I don't understand when I
That I love you all.

My life would not be like that
good, without all people,

who went to my movies,
they listened to me and spoke to me.

So, if I can tomorrow,

God bless you all.

Valve.

Ready?

Good.

I have a story.

OK.

Let's go. No.

Frank was a 45-year-old.
I was 64.

What did I say? That was ...
Enter.

Do I feel your brains?
That's the question. That's how it stands.

It's a question, not a statement.

We don't have to tell you anything.

We think you should.

I love you.

Go get rid of it, Chuck!
Good morning!

Jesus.

My heart was broken back there
and the lungs that keep me alive.

Bea Arthur was my boyfriend.

It will not be easy to find
a pleasant memory.

I could have been her.
I don't think you could handle it.

Can't we incorporate it?

I'll say it's a nice train,
and we will continue.

What does it look like?
How many of my chins do you see?

She liked her best
Miguel�'s lid.

I never had to.

I'll get back to Dan right away.

I'm kidding, smell.

The rest of you should
t�eba ...

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Should I do it again?