Making of a monster

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From: Evening Times
Date: 20031206
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FRANKENSTEIN - BIRTH

OF A MONSTER Sunday, BBC1, 8pm With roles in Gangs Of New York and Sylvia under her belt, Lucy Davenport is one of Britain's bright new stars.

And tomorrow night, she takes on a monster role, playing the author Mary Shelley, wife of the wayward poet Percy Bysshe Shelley and creator of one of the most famous horror stories, Frankenstein.

The monster, which in the tale is brought to life by the ambitious Dr Frankenstein, has terrified generations of readers and is still a favourite with movie makers.

Boris Karloff, dressed in platform shoes, an ill-fitting suit and ...

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