Stephen King's Golden Tales
1993
Directed by Frank De Palma, Jodie Foster, Michael Gornick, Richard Friedman, Theodore Gershuny
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A collection of horror stories taking the viewer into the dark world of Stephen King, featuring vampires, strange objects and sinister humor. The five 20-minutes tales were all taken from the Tales from the Darkside TV series and strung together as a video feature.
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- Written by
- Stephen King, Scott Edelman, Art Monterastelli, Bob Balaban
- Produced by
- Anthony Santa Croce
- Cinematographers
- Ernest R. Dickerson, Joseph D. Urbanczyk, Karen Grossman, Steven Ross
- Editors
- Deborah Shaffer, Derek Parsons, Scott Vickrey, Seth Gaven
- Sound Designer
- Kini Kay
- Origin country
- United States
- Production countries
- Germany, United States
- Runtime
- 1h 50m
- Language
- English
- TMDB
- 4.0/10 (13 votes)
- IMDb
- 6.2/10 (50 votes)
Cast
Marcia Cross
Marie Alcott
Bruce Davison
Richard Hagstrom
Paul Dooley
Chester Caruso
John Fiedler
Arthur
Eileen Heckart
Rose Pennywell
Richard B. Shull
Postman
Jeff Conaway
Peter Prentice
Patrick Kilpatrick
Dr. Philip Carrol
Roy Dotrice
Count Jeffrey Draco
Karen Shallo
Lina Hagstrom (segment "The Word Processor of the Gods")
Harsh Nayyar
Edmund Alcott (segment "Strange Love")
Miranda Beeson
Belinda (segment "The Word Processor of the Gods")
Bill Cain
Tom Nordhoff (segment "The Word Processor of the Gods")
William LeMassena
Charles Pennywell (segment "Do Not Open This Box")
Jillie Mack
Jayne (segment "My Ghostwriter - The Vampire")
Kathy McLain
Carol (segment "The Old Soft Shoe")
Chi Chi Navarro
Carla, Cleaning Lady (segment "My Ghostwriter - The Vampire")
Dorothy Parke
Glenda (segment "The Old Soft Shoe")
Crew
Frank De Palma
Director
Jodie Foster
Director
Michael Gornick
Director
Richard Friedman
Director
Theodore Gershuny
Director
Art Monterastelli
Writer
Bob Balaban
Writer
Edithe Swensen
Writer
Franco Amurri
Writer
Michael McDowell
Writer
Peter O'Keefe
Writer
Scott Edelman
Story
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