Rondo and Bob

Documentaire
Année2020
Durée1h 40m

Robert A. Burns, art director on the original Texas Chain Saw Massacre, was obsessed with actor Rondo Hatton aka the Creeper. Burns was average looking but brimming with odd creativity. Hatton, who suffered from acromegaly, had a strangely unique appearance, but was a regular guy. In Rondo and Bob their two stories intersect.

Bande-annonce

Casting

Joe O'Connell

Director

Ryan Williams

Robert A. Burns

Kelsey Pribilski

Mae Hatton

JM

Joseph Middleton

Rondo Hatton

Robert A. Burns

Self

Rondo Hatton

Self

Dee Wallace

Self

Stuart Gordon

Self

Sonny Carl Davis

Mark Pace

Gary Kent

Doctor

AL

Adam Littman

Tobe Hooper

Peter Locke

Self

Edwin Neal

Self

Daniel Pearl

Self

Fred Olen Ray

Self

John Bloom

Self (Joe Bob Briggs)

William Vail

Self

Del Howison

Self

MH

Margaret Hoard

Erma Taylor

Joe O'Connell

Writer

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Baby Boy 🌟❤️💥May 29, 2023

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عثمان مختارلبازMay 23, 2023

GREAT film Documentary, ON TWO FILMMAKING GENUIS RONDO AND BOB SHOULD GO STRAIGHT TO THE TOP of the DOCs to HEAD THE 2023 ACADEMY AWARDS!! IT has Played in a THEATER (Galaxy) in AUSTIN FOR A WEEK!! That is one of the qualifers for the Academy Quote, What's not to like about HORROR?, its got DRAMA, its' got archive footage, its got Shakespeare, its got LOVE, its got Comedy, its all there, ITs got GREAT acting, Great editing, Great sound, music and Filmmaking in general, and It was made in TEXAS! It's a Love letter to all the Fans of HORROR, from the Genuis of Robert Burns the ART director of the FIRST - Texas Chainsaw Massacre" and Rondo Hatton, "The CREEPER" from 30s 40s Hollywood. Rondo and BOB is genre spanning, the producers use set backgrounds n cars from 20s 30s 40s 50s 70s. This is a VERY COOL FILM, an you might learn something bout filmmaking down here in TEXAS.

Bisa KdeiMar 2, 2023

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Sketchy BongoNov 22, 2022

The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, The Hills Have Eyes, The Howling, Re-Animator, From Beyond, Tourist Trap, Don't Go Near the Park. Beyond the villains and stars of these films, they're memorable for the scenes they take place in, the look of menace within each. That's all due to Robert A. Burns, the man who taxidermied an armadillo and built the bone furniture with the Sawyer home, that made Mr. Slausen's home so frighteningly strange, that created the adult shop that Dee Wallace finds a werewolf in and even plays a customer that runs past her. Beyond the films and art pieces that Burns created, he was obsessed with Rondo Hatton, a man who turned his acromegaly into three films for Universal before dying way too young. The disease caused Rondo's face, hands and feet to grow monstrously larger than the rest of his body, which caused him to hide from the world until his second wife Mae gave him the support that he needed. The image of The Creeper, Hatton's horror film character, would become a symbol of Burns' lifelong belief in his inner ugliness. It's this idea that director and writer Joe O'Connell (Danger God) explores in this combination documentary and narrative film on two lives. With appearances by Fred Olen Ray, Daniel Pearl, Edwin Neal, Joe Bob Briggs, Stuart Gordon, Dee Wallace and more, the film also steps away from being a straight documentary to dramatize the life of Hatton (Joseph Middleton) and Mae (Kelsey Pribilski). She later meets Burns (Ryan Williams), who we see meet Tobe Hooper, become friends with Gunnar Hansen and be on the front lines of the day Charles Whitman opened fire on the University of Texas. This is a messy movie that doesn't always perfectly work, but that's actually to its benefit. It's like drinking at a party and someone trying to explain just how amazing their friend was, why you would have loved them and all the wild, strange, dumb and sad things that their friend did. And now their friend is gone and you can only experience them through the art and tall tales that they left behind. And yes, the Deep Throat pinball machine shows up.

ruby rana shahNov 22, 2022

GREAT film Documentary, ON TWO FILMMAKING GENUIS RONDO AND BOB SHOULD GO STRAIGHT TO THE TOP of the DOCs to HEAD THE 2023 ACADEMY AWARDS!! IT has Played in a THEATER (Galaxy) in AUSTIN FOR A WEEK!! That is one of the qualifers for the Academy Quote, What's not to like about HORROR?, its got DRAMA, its' got archive footage, its got Shakespeare, its got LOVE, its got Comedy, its all there, ITs got GREAT acting, Great editing, Great sound, music and Filmmaking in general, and It was made in TEXAS! It's a Love letter to all the Fans of HORROR, from the Genuis of Robert Burns the ART director of the FIRST - Texas Chainsaw Massacre" and Rondo Hatton, "The CREEPER" from 30s 40s Hollywood. Rondo and BOB is genre spanning, the producers use set backgrounds n cars from 20s 30s 40s 50s 70s. This is a VERY COOL FILM, an you might learn something bout filmmaking down here in TEXAS.

Mariame PouaouaNov 22, 2022
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Rondo and Bob