The Little Shop of Horrors
Seymour, a hapless clerk in a skid row flower shop, cross-breeds a strange plant that brings in customers, until he discovers it thrives on human blood. A black comedy from Roger Corman, with an early screen appearance by Jack Nicholson, that later inspired the stage musical.
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How it was made
Produced and directed by Roger Corman on a famously small budget and tight schedule, and released by his own company, The Filmgroup.
- Live action
Filmed with a camera, with actors and real locations.
- Independent production
Made outside the major studio system.
Produced by The Filmgroup.
Credits
- Producer and director
- Roger Corman
- Screenplay
- Charles B. Griffith
- Photography
- Archie Dalzell
- Film editor
- Marshall Neilan Jr.
- Art director
- Daniel Haller
- Music
- Fred Katz
- Cast
- Jonathan Haze (Seymour Krelboined), Jackie Joseph (Audrey Fulquard), Mel Welles (Gravis Mushnick), Dick Miller (Burson Fouch), Myrtle Vail (Winifred Krelboined), Jack Nicholson (Wilbur Force), Tammy Windsor, Toby Michaels, Leola Wendorff, Lynn Storey, Wally Campo, Jack Warford, Merri Welles, John Shaner, Dodie Drake
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