100 Years of Vincent Price by ~
SeizureDemon
While this is a homage to Vincent Price the actor, it is also a tribute to all the characters, movies and TV shows he appeared in. As the suggester says:
"May 27 was the 100th birthday of Vincent Price, an actor well-known to horror buffs as an icon of the genre, but also a patron of the arts, a gourmand and an amazing storyteller. This piece is a lively and skillful tribute to a creative life well-lived, and hundreds of memorable characters well-played." (
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Sta.sh
It's interesting you couldn't find any more of his performances, because I noticed you're lacking at least four, and that's just skim-reading (from memory, no references). The ones I found are:
1. Victoria Regina - his first big theatre performance where he played Prince Albert, Queen Victoria's husband. Unexpectedly, his performance was well received...
2. The Eve of St. Mark - this is a (anti)war film set during WW1. I think it's worth noting that Vincent spoke very highly of it.
3. Keys of the Kingdom - he played a priest who became a bishop. This is probably his only clergy role.
4. Dr Goldfoot and the Girl Bombs - the infamous sequel to the other Goldfoot film. Probably one of his crappiest roles. But I guess one could also consider it a "clergy" role
Maybe you could make an updated version? I'm sure I could find a couple more performances if you're interested.
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I never knew Vincent played Irontail from "Peter Cottontail". He does a rather devious, sly, and nasty Rattigan, though. Hehheh
And, thanks.