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Fanatic Overview:

Fanatic (1965) was a Horror - Thriller/Suspense Film directed by Silvio Narizzano and produced by Anthony Hinds.

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DIE! DIE! MY DARLING! (AKA FANATIC)

By Dan Day Jr. on Jun 8, 2016 From The Hitless Wonder Movie Blog

I recently purchased a DVD set of Hammer films released by Mill Creek Entertainment. The two-disc set has six movies total: THE REVENGE OF FRANKENSTEIN, THE SNORKEL, NEVER TAKE CANDY FROM A STRANGER, MANIAC, CREATURES THE WORLD FORGOT, and DIE! DIE! MY DARLING! The last two films I have listed are o... Read full article

Halloweek: Die! Die! My Darling! (1965) – original title “Fanatic”

on Oct 26, 2014 From Comet Over Hollywood

This week, Comet Over Hollywood is celebrating Halloween with slightly more offbeat horror films.   Starting in the 1960s with Bette Davis and Joan Crawford in “Whatever Happened to Baby Jane?” (1962), famous actresses of the 1930s and 1940s who were now “past their prime” were cast in semi... Read full article

Evolution of a classic film fanatic

By Jnpickens on Jul 28, 2010 From Comet Over Hollywood

It started with a girl named Maria and a boy named Tony who thought something was coming. That’s what I usually tell people when they ask how I became a classic movie fan: it happened on a fateful March evening in 2003 when I saw “West Side Story” (1961). I became obsessed, end of story. But m... Read full article

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Fanatic Quotes:

Pat Carroll: [Patricia sees an open book on Mrs. Trefoile's bed, opened to a glamorous shot of Mrs. Trefoile as a young woman] Oh, how lovely. What is that, a costume? Mrs. Trefoile, were you an actress?
Mrs. Trefoile: [quickly grabs the book] God was good. He led me from that evil.
Pat Carroll: Evil?
Mrs. Trefoile: Yes. A pit of evil! A place for the lost and the damned! The devil's entertainment... God's anathema! It is a painful memory to me, but by the grace of our Lord and the inspired inspiration of my late husband, no more than a memory. I keep it as a harsh reminder of what I was, of what I escaped!
[Patricia takes a sip of water; Mrs. Trefoile notices the glass]
Mrs. Trefoile: Anna! Come here at once!
Anna: Yes, Mrs. Trefoile?
Mrs. Trefoile: You have not washed up properly! There is a mark on Ms. Carroll's glass.
Pat Carroll: Oh, it's just, it's just my lipstick, Mrs. Trefoile. It will come off, even though they guarantee.
Mrs. Trefoile: Go upstairs and wash it off immediately!
Pat Carroll: Mrs. Trefoile, I'm, I'm sorry, I...
Mrs. Trefoile: Go and remove that FILTH at once!
Mrs. Trefoile: Stephen? Stephen? She's here in this house, my darling... but of course you know... you know...!
Mrs. Trefoile: This was his room.
Pat Carroll: His?
Mrs. Trefoile: Stephen's!
Pat Carroll: Yes, I wondered if you might have a mirror I could ...
Mrs. Trefoile: A mirror? Is it to adorn yourself, to observe yourself? Mirrors are not but tools of vanity, Patricia - I know! Vanity - sensuality, Patricia! The Bible speaks of our vile bodies.
Pat Carroll: Oh.
Mrs. Trefoile: I knew you would understand.
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Fanatic Facts
The producers considered replacing Tallulah Bankhead during filming when she became ill and was unable to work.However, Bankhead put up her salary for the film as a guarantee she'd finish if she wouldn't be replaced.
Final film of Tallulah Bankhead.
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