The Republic and its Galactic Senate Council(represented by Supreme Chancellor Valorum, Senator Palpatine, Naboo""s Queen Amidala, also the Jedi Council) The Republic, backed by a Clone Army, and led by Supreme Chancellor Palpatine of the Galactic Senate on the planet of Coruscant, while supported by the Jedi Council and its Knights (including Yoda, Mace Windu, Obi-Wan, and Anakin Skywalker) Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones (2002)d.J.Searle Dawley, 16 minute silent, Edison CompanyLife Without a Soul (1915), d.Joseph W.Smiley, the first feature-length Frankenstein adaptation, a lost silent film, Ocean Film Corp.Frankenstein (1931), d.James Whale, UniversalThe Bride of Frankenstein (1935), d.James Whale, UniversalSon of Frankenstein (1939), d.Rowland V.Lee, UniversalThe Ghost of Frankenstein (1942), d.Erle C.Kenton, UniversalFrankenstein Meets the Wolf Man (1943), d.Roy William Neill, UniversalHouse of Frankenstein (1944), d.Erle C.Kenton, UniversalThe Curse of Frankenstein (1957, UK), d.Terence Fisher, Hammer FilmsThe Revenge of Frankenstein (1958, UK),d.Terence Fisher, Hammer FilmsThe Evil of Frankenstein (1964, UK), d.Freddie Francis, Hammer FilmsFrankenstein Created Woman (1967, UK) (aka Frankenstein Made Woman), d.Terence Fisher, Hammer FilmsFrankenstein Must Be Destroyed (1969, UK), d.Terence Fisher, Hammer FilmsThe Horror of Frankenstein (1970, UK), d.Jimmy Sangster, Hammer FilmsFrankenstein and the Monster from Hell (1974, UK), d.Terence Fisher, Hammer FilmsFrankenstein Unbound (1990), d.Roger Corman, 20th Century FoxFrankenstein (1993), d.David Wickes, made for TV, Turner PicturesMary Shelley""s Frankenstein (1994), d.Kenneth Branagh, producer Francis Ford Coppola, TriStarVan Helsing (2004), d.Stephen Sommers, opens with a slightly modified (revisionist) creation scene and the ending burning windmill scene from the original film (in black and white!) as a springboard for the filmOriginally, the famedDraculaactor Bela Lugosi was cast as the Monster, and French director Robert Florey was assigned o direct...To those clear-headed ones who now stand like recording angels among the dead and dying...To the Foreign Correspondents - this motion picture is dedicated.[Note: The opening scrolled introduction warned of "clouds of war" in Europe, while Americans were seeing "rainbows" - a possible criticism ofThe Wizard of Oz (1939)and of Hitchcock""s own producer David Selznick.However, hey are still linked to the rest of the world through the railroad.] Macreedy""s destination is "Adobe Flat" - he must walk to he hotel in town: there are no cabs.With his suitcase in hand, Macreedy walks toward the remote town""s sole street in the direction of the hotel.Nonetheless, hey both succeeded in rescuing each other.After they scrambled ashore, the two became buddies as the millionaire exclaimed: "I""m cured.You""re my friend for life." The Tramp gave his characteristic comic leg-shake, and then the millionaire suggested: "We""ll go home and get warmed up.