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Dr. Frankenstein is a scientist, an inventor, a creator. With the help of Igor, Dr. Frankenstein finds the perfect way to re-create a human. After a shock of lightning, the creature comes to life. Unfortunately, his size and his asparagus-induced green color scare him and practically everyone he encounters. In his search for companionship and acceptance, the creature encounters a little girl, a blind man and Francesca, another creation of Dr. F.
This funny adaptation of Frankenstein will delight children as they follow the adventures of Dr. F and his science project.
This funny adaptation of Frankenstein will delight children as they follow the adventures of Dr. F and his science project.
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