The Evolution of Christopher Lee
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Born in 1922, Christopher Lee is the actor with maybe the most diverse and impressive curriculum in the history of cinema, with over 60 amazing years of work.
He was Dracula, the Frankenstein Monster, the mummy, one of the Bond Villains, Dr. Fu Manchu, Sherlock Holmes and his brother Maycroft.
He also had many nationalities like British, Arab, Russian, Spanish, Greek, French, Latin, Indian, Romanian, Italian and even Chinese.
He was the hero, the villain, a Jedi, a powerful evil wizard, a Nazi, a dragon. He was in cinematic masterpeices like Hamlet, the Hammer Horror films and The Lord of the Rings and unwatchable garbage such as Howling 2, The Stupids and Police Academy 7.
He was directed by some of the most prestigious directors of yesterday and today, among them: Steven Spielberg, Tim Burton, Martin Scorsese, Terence Young, Laurence Olivier, Peter Jackson, Joe Dante and George Lucas. And of course, he also was directed by Jess Franco to even things out.
UPDATE: Sir Christopher Lee passed away aged 93, on June 7th. 2015.
He was Dracula, the Frankenstein Monster, the mummy, one of the Bond Villains, Dr. Fu Manchu, Sherlock Holmes and his brother Maycroft.
He also had many nationalities like British, Arab, Russian, Spanish, Greek, French, Latin, Indian, Romanian, Italian and even Chinese.
He was the hero, the villain, a Jedi, a powerful evil wizard, a Nazi, a dragon. He was in cinematic masterpeices like Hamlet, the Hammer Horror films and The Lord of the Rings and unwatchable garbage such as Howling 2, The Stupids and Police Academy 7.
He was directed by some of the most prestigious directors of yesterday and today, among them: Steven Spielberg, Tim Burton, Martin Scorsese, Terence Young, Laurence Olivier, Peter Jackson, Joe Dante and George Lucas. And of course, he also was directed by Jess Franco to even things out.
UPDATE: Sir Christopher Lee passed away aged 93, on June 7th. 2015.
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