Dwight Frye: Hollywood's Favorite Lunatic (Part 3)

[Phoenixsuns2007]

Great job! I've got Dwight Frye as my profile pic on facebook!

[djuma77]

This is an excellent bio of Dwight. He may have had a tragically short life, but he had a major impact on film history. His Renfield and Fritz were the definitive portrayals, much imitated in later years. It's ironic that he is better remembered today than many bigger stars of that era. Good job!

[Serenadesong]

Wonderful! I love your choice of music, so many great pieces in one place. The transition from film to film, and year to year is seamless. I had been waiting on this part, thanks for posting. An amazing job!

[webothlovesoup]

Thanks ;)

[ladylove1972]

Carrie, I just love your tribute. This is magnificent.  I can tell this took HOURS to put together...from the music, to Buddy's interviews, to the clips. You're amazing. This is truly exceptional!! :)

[webothlovesoup]

It has taken a while after I've finished the last part I don't think I'll be using text in any of my other video... far too much hassle.

[Avalonia12Florie]

Wow this really must have been a lot of work! One word: 'respect'. A beautifull job!!! It's a great documantary of his live and work! Thanks for all the information and all the beautiful pictures ;)

[webothlovesoup]

Thanks.

[sixsticks]

WoW! forgot 'bout the Karl role, I have a copy of 'the bride' on VHS, haven't watched it in a couple of years... going to watch again! thanks 'soup' :)

[webothlovesoup]

Karl is one of Dwight's best performances, it would be wonderful if they could find the additional footage that was shot for "Bride" but that is very unlikely.