Lost Soul: The Unmaking Of The Island Of Dr Moreau 

Thanks. I think Franenheimer was torpedoing this sinking ship while being on it. (This comes from a massive Frankenheimer fan)

What can I say. I'm vain.

Oddly enough my video on that documentary goes up later today.

@@nazarinprod Look forward to seeing your video.

Thanks for watching. It might have been cut out. Also, Morrow was on the film for a day or two. Compared to the other crazy stuff that happened, that was kind of minor. Any time you hear Thewlis talk about the film its amazing. He hated Frankenhiemer with a passion.

I'm so glad i read your comment before buying the documentary (which is really expensive in the UK) as his opinion was the main reason i wanted to see it

@@nazarinprod Really?? I know Frankenheimer hated Kilmer

@@dnasty312 Frankenheimer hated Kilmer and Brando. But after the film came out Thewlis was pretty vocal defending Kilmer and hating Frankenheimer.

Yeah it is. It's a shame how badly he fell in his later years

@@nazarinprod watching lost soul now, didn't realise rob morrow and ron Perlman were involved

@@leocoh89 So much talent for such an dispiriting mess.

Love what you love. My channel is full of reviled films that I enjoy.

@@nazarinprod I think the only takeaway is that it set out to be something else but they made every possible mistake along the way - starting with Marlon Brando. But that's Hollywood for you isn't it? I remember meeting Anne Rice just after Interview With the Vampire had been released and she admitted she had been disappointed with the choice of Tom Cruise initially but that he had really done a great job. I said, well, apparently he is hard working and easy to work with. With Brando, you're dealing with someone who is a narcissist. I just recently read that when Streetcar Named Desire was on stage, he drove Jessica Tandy to the edge - doing things on-stage such as sticking a cigarette up one nostril while she was in the middle of an important monologue. And frankly, I never understood the fuss about Brando, even as a kid in the 60's. I thought he was a ham and way too campy with his mincing, girly voice - like Vincent Price or Peter O'Toole. Imagine Laurence Olivier as Dr. Moreau! I mean he made Marathon Man brilliant.

I had the same feeling watching this film. It seemed to get worse every few minutes, more incoherent, turning slowly into a waking nightmare.