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Boris Karloff and Bela Lugosi were the two leading exponents of UNIVERSAL TERROR, BUT ALWAYS SPOKE OF A COMPETITION BETWEEN THE TWO OR SPECIAL Lugosi, who felt UPSET TO SEE BEST KARLOFF PAPERS. AS MUCH AS THE OTHER ONE HAS BEEN AND WILL BE LEGENDS, BUT WE WILL FUND THIS ITEM.



The story begins when Bela Lugosi is called to play the Frankenstein monster for horror film Frankenstein 1931. Lugosi playing came from the most famous vampire story, Dracula. Bela
rejected the proposal to play the monster because of the heavy makeup she wore, besides having a script close to zero except for the grunts that had to do. Boris Karloff
accepted the role that would catapult him to fame total, which left Lugosi with a rival in the same Universal studios. Both actors will
different ways, Karloff, will continue its The Mummy in 1932,
and thus continued until the 60's.
While Lugosi, his follow up 50's.
in the 30 and 40, the actors act together in memorable films such as Black Cat in 1934, The Crow in 1935, Frankenstein's son in 1939, Cadaveres Thief in 1945 , etc. Karloff
In these films, had better roles and managed to jump to fame and typecast, although that Lugosi did too, was upset or at least say that Karloff had better roles in the horror genre. Remember that the name stands Karloff always more than the Lugosi. We see this in any way with ficciosa Ed Wood 1994 addressed Tim Burton's worst film director in history, who was an idol to Bela Lugosi. Bela
also led to conflicts with the members of Universal Studios, which should act as Lessee other low budget.
In 1943 Lugosi starred as the Frankenstein monster in Frankenstein Meet the Wolf Man, but his name was not highlighted as in the previous decade on the posters of movies. Lugosi
fell more and more while Karloff would remain good in the film and TV until his death.



What we remember of these actors has been a magnificent typecasting, which achieved immortalize in film, and today Karloff and Lugosi are emblematic of the golden age of horror.




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