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debm55 was a zombie in Night of the Living Dead (Original Post) Nittersing Oct 2025 OP
Was this the one done in Evan City Pa.? FarPoint Oct 2025 #1
I believe so. I think all were filmed in the Pittsburgh area. debm55 Oct 2025 #5
Thanks.... FarPoint Oct 2025 #9
You must have been very young. chicoescuela Oct 2025 #26
That is pretty MuseRider Oct 2025 #2
Thank you very much, MuseRider. debm55 Oct 2025 #6
Cool..I was a teacher in Mr. Holland's Opus. Permanut Oct 2025 #3
Very cool! nt Nittersing Oct 2025 #4
Great, Thank you so much for sharing with us. Permanut. debm55 Oct 2025 #7
That was fun ; worked with Richard Dreyfuss, Jay Tomas and Elizabeth Boyd. Permanut Oct 2025 #8
I have THE best memory from seeing Mr. Holland's Opus. summer_in_TX Oct 2025 #27
What a great trip down memory lane. Permanut Oct 2025 #28
Well, I can't top THAT! LOL Good on ya! hlthe2b Oct 2025 #10
Cost of the movie $114-$125k Revenus doc03 Oct 2025 #11
No money. They had boxes of ragged clothing. and a make up artist. I used to like watching Vincent Price movies on debm55 Oct 2025 #15
I recognized her on sight. She was the beautiful Zombie. The other Zombies were afraid to eat...ah... brains. chouchou Oct 2025 #12
I was a very young zombie --preteen. I had hair down to the middle of back. Which they dusted with powder. I didn't eat debm55 Oct 2025 #16
My husband was a musician in LA, working for CBS and other parties. He has some great stories.. chouchou Oct 2025 #18
Thank you very much, chouchou. I bet he does have some great stories. debm55 Oct 2025 #21
Okay, now I have to see that movie again. Permanut Oct 2025 #29
Ha malaise Oct 2025 #13
Very cool, deb! electric_blue68 Oct 2025 #14
Thank you, electic_blue68. My girlfriend's sister went to the Art Institute in Pittsburgh and they did a casting call. debm55 Oct 2025 #17
Well, that explains a lot... Alephy Oct 2025 #19
What does Jk mean????? I am confused. debm55 Oct 2025 #20
Jk means "just kidding" Alephy Oct 2025 #22
Thank you Alephy. debm55 Oct 2025 #23
That's cool! Just so fucking cool! Solly Mack Oct 2025 #24
Thank you very much, Solly Mack. debm55 Oct 2025 #25

FarPoint

(14,743 posts)
1. Was this the one done in Evan City Pa.?
Reply to Nittersing (Original post)
Fri Oct 3, 2025, 05:02 PM
Oct 2025

The original.... I grew up around the corner in Mars, Pa.

chicoescuela

(3,044 posts)
26. You must have been very young.
Reply to debm55 (Reply #5)
Fri Oct 3, 2025, 10:26 PM
Oct 2025

The movie scared the hell out of me the first time I watched it, but I must have been 12 or so.

summer_in_TX

(4,156 posts)
27. I have THE best memory from seeing Mr. Holland's Opus.
Reply to Permanut (Reply #3)
Sat Oct 4, 2025, 12:57 AM
Oct 2025

A group of mentally and physically handicapped people were all at the movie with me and my husband. The movie left me awash in joyous and teary emotions. And then I caught the eyes of one of the handicapped adults and his eyes were absolutely lit up with joy – which amped my own joy up exponentially.

So glad you shared that you had a part in Mr. Holland's Opus. It recalled a really special memory to mind.

Permanut

(8,353 posts)
28. What a great trip down memory lane.
Reply to summer_in_TX (Reply #27)
Sat Oct 4, 2025, 01:05 AM
Oct 2025

The movie was made in Portland, Oregon in 1993 or 1994.

doc03

(39,065 posts)
11. Cost of the movie $114-$125k Revenus
Reply to Nittersing (Original post)
Fri Oct 3, 2025, 05:40 PM
Oct 2025

over $30 million. I wonder if Deb gets money from it yet? The news man in the movie was Chilly Bill Cardille from Pittsburgh's popular Saturday night show "Chiller Theater".

debm55

(60,154 posts)
15. No money. They had boxes of ragged clothing. and a make up artist. I used to like watching Vincent Price movies on
Reply to doc03 (Reply #11)
Fri Oct 3, 2025, 08:32 PM
Oct 2025

Chiller Theater with Bill Cardille on Saturday nights on channel 11.

chouchou

(3,116 posts)
12. I recognized her on sight. She was the beautiful Zombie. The other Zombies were afraid to eat...ah... brains.
Reply to Nittersing (Original post)
Fri Oct 3, 2025, 05:48 PM
Oct 2025

debm55

(60,154 posts)
16. I was a very young zombie --preteen. I had hair down to the middle of back. Which they dusted with powder. I didn't eat
Reply to chouchou (Reply #12)
Fri Oct 3, 2025, 08:36 PM
Oct 2025

brains, I just made these strange sounds.

chouchou

(3,116 posts)
18. My husband was a musician in LA, working for CBS and other parties. He has some great stories..
Reply to debm55 (Reply #16)
Fri Oct 3, 2025, 08:44 PM
Oct 2025

I'm talking about 40-50 years ago.

debm55

(60,154 posts)
17. Thank you, electic_blue68. My girlfriend's sister went to the Art Institute in Pittsburgh and they did a casting call.
Reply to electric_blue68 (Reply #14)
Fri Oct 3, 2025, 08:40 PM
Oct 2025

So we went too.

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