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Videodrome

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This image was scanned from a set of 8 original Lobby Cards in the Northernstars Collection.

88 minutes – Sci-fi Horror-Drama
Language: English
Release date: February 4, 1983
Distribution company: Universal

Videodrome’s hero, Max Renn (James Woods), is a hustling cable-TV operator looking for a new show to boost his ratings when he comes across an underground broadcast called Videodrome that features real life torture and snuff films. Convinced this is the way forward and exactly what he has been looking for, he and girlfriend Nicki Brand (Deborah Harry) search for the show’s creators, only to find themselves involved in a conspiracy involving the use of the TV as a mind altering device. Some people once claimed that Cronenberg’s debut feature, Shivers, anticipated AIDS; certainly, Videodrome points toward today’s quest for psycho-sexual fulfilment on the Internet. David Cronenberg won a Genie Award for Direction for his work on Videodrome.

The Lobby Card above and poster were scanned from originals in the Northernstars Collection.

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Crew:

Producer:

Claude Héroux

Executive Producer:

Pierre David
Victor Solniki

Associate Producer:

Lawrence Nesis

Director:

David Cronenberg

Screenwriter:

David Cronenberg

Cinematographer:

Mark Irwin

Editor:

Ronald Sanders

Composer:

Howard Shore

Art Director:

Carol Spier

Costume Designer:

Delphine White

Cast: Roles:

James Woods
Sonja Smits
Deborah Harry
Peter Dvorsky
Les Carlson
Jack Creley
Lynne Gorman
Julie Khaner
Reiner Schwartz
David Bolt
Lally Cadeau
Henry Gomez
Harvey Chao
David Tsubouchi
Kay Hawtrey
Sam Malkin
Bob Church
Jayne Eastwood
Franciszka Hedland
David Cronenberg

Max Renn
Bianca O’Blivion
Nicki Brand
Harlan
Barry Convex
Brian O’Blivion
Masha
Bridey
Moses
Raphael
Rena King
Brolley
Japanese Salesman
Japanese Salesman
Matron
Sidewalk Derelict
Newscaster
Woman Caller
Bellydancer
Max Renn (Helmut Scenes)