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Al Adamson was a prolific director of B-grade horror films throughout the 1960s and 1970s.
- also known as Lyle Felice, Albert Victor, George Sheaffer, D. Dixon Jr., Albert Victor Adamson Jr.
- born on (86 years ago) in Hollywood, child of Victor Adamson and Dolores Booth
- nationality: United States of America
- profession: Film director, film producer, actor, screenwriter
- died on (20 years ago) in Indio of murder
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Zombie Movies (2012)
Zombie MoviesThe Ultimate Guide by Glenn Kay
Al Adamson is a name that can always be counted on. By the 1970s the director's made-fordrive-in titles earned him a reputation as a modern-day Ed Wood...
The New Biographical Dictionary of Film (2010)
by David Thomson
Al Adamson), Rat Fink (65, Landis). The Road to Nashville (67, Robert Patrick); The Name of the Game Is Kill (68, Gunnar Hellstrom) about a Hungarian (played by Jack Lord!) in the southwest desert who meets Susan Strasberg, snakes, ...
The Encyclopedia of Martial Arts Movies (1995)
by Bill Palmer, Karen Palmer, Richard Meyers
Co: Harry Hope & Inter-Asso; Dir: Al Adamson; Pro: Harry Hope; Ex.Pro: Oscar L. Nichols, Dick Randall; S.P.: Harry Hope; Cast: Jim Kelly. George Lazenby, April Sommers. Aldo Rey. Bob Minor (Tutuago), Patch Mackenzie (Pullia).
The Encyclopedia of Fantasy (1999)
by John Clute, John Grant
Dir Al Adamson. Starring Lon Chaneyjr (Groton the Mad Zombie), Zandor Vorkov (Dracula). 90 mins. Colour. This began life as The Blood Seekers — a black comic TECH- NOFANTASY about drug-crazed hippies and a mad scientist - and ...
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He was certainly in a confused state. I used to go and visit him in Callan Park. They were really - to me they were the best poets those two writing in those days but it wasn't very encouraging because, well, they weren't getting far were they? (Robert Adamson)
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