The Largest Production in Audio-Book History
The Largest Production in Audio-Book History
With Rod Taylor being and telling carried out by Russ Tamblyn, Robert Culp, James Darren, Kevin McCarthy, and Academy Award victor George Chakiris, the Audio-Book “Hard Rock Lovers” sets case to the title, “The biggest manufacturing in Audio-Book History”.
With it’s film quality audio effects and songs, and a supporting actors of 22 actors, the manufacturing is without a doubt loaded with amusement and manufacturing value.
Writer/Director Paul Kyriazi brought years of attribute film job into play, as well as casting his boyhood heroes. When you hear Russ Tamblyn talk, in his ever younger voice, you emotionally picture him how he looked in “West Side Story” or “The Haunting” as those pictures are so effective. You hear Robert Culp execute and you promptly envision him as he was in “I SPY” or in “Bob and Ted and Carol and Alice”.
The tale has Russ Tamblyn in the duty of Alan, as he becomes included with a rock vocalist and pursues the long thought dead rock star, Shane with the help of a Puerto Rican birthed gangster played by George Chakiris. This is the first teaming of Tamblyn and Chakiris given that the two dealt with each various other under the freeway in “West Side Story”.
Another distinction of the manufacturing is all the professional SciFi actors. 3 of them (Taylor, McCarthy, and H.M. Wynant) have shown up in “The Twilight Zone”. Robert Culp appeared in 3 “Outer Limits” episodes. James Darren starred in television’s “The Time Tunnel”. Russ Tamblyn starred in “War of the Gargantuas”. And obviously Rod Taylor starred in the timeless “The Time Machine”.
The 3.6 hour dramatization is currently offered at Amazon.com.
When you listen to Russ Tamblyn talk, in his ever vibrant voice, you psychologically picture him just how he looked in “West Side Story” or “The Haunting” as those photos are so powerful. An additional difference of the manufacturing is all the professional SciFi actors. Russ Tamblyn starred in “War of the Gargantuas”.