
The 30 Foot Bride of Candy Rock (1959) on Netflix
Approved19591h 13mComedySci-Fi
Radiation in a cave turns Artie Pinsetter's fiancée Emmy Lou Raven into a thirty-foot giant. The junk collector and inventor tries to shrink her while her uncle Rossiter insists the two marry.
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Plot summary
Artie Pinsetter makes his living as a junk collector in the desert town of Candy Rock, and he spends his free time building inventions. He is engaged to Emmy Lou Raven. When she is exposed to radiation inside a cave, she grows into a thirty-foot giant. Artie nervously tells her rich uncle Rossiter that Emmy Lou has gotten big, and Rossiter takes the word to mean she is pregnant, so he insists the wedding happen at once. The giant Emmy Lou stays in a barn while Artie works on one of his machines, hoping it can shrink her back to her usual size.
Cast
Lou Costelloas Artie Pinsetter
Dorothy Provineas Emmy Lou Rossiter
Gale Gordonas Raven Rossiter
Jimmy Conlinas Magruder
Charles Laneas Standard Bates
Robert Burtonas First General
Will Wrightas Pentagon General
Lenny Kentas Sergeant
- Ruth Perrottas Aunt May
Peter Leedsas Bill Burton
Robert Nicholsas Bank Manager
Veola Vonnas Jackie Delaney
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Did you know?!Facts and trivia about The 30 Foot Bride of Candy Rock (1959)
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- The 30 Foot Bride of Candy Rock is the only film Lou Costello starred in without his longtime partner Bud Abbott; it reached cinemas only in August 1959, five months after Costello died of a heart attack.
- Lou Costello was ill with rheumatic fever while shooting the film, and AllMovie critic Hal Erickson wrote that he seemed more solemn and reserved than usual as a result.
- Much of the outdoor footage was shot at the Iverson Movie Ranch in Chatsworth, California, where the barn used as the giant heroine's new home was part of the Fury Set, a ranch set originally built for the television show Fury.
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