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Who owns the rights to the character and story of Frankenstein today?
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β 13y ago
I believe mti will eventually hold the rights but they haven't been released for amateur performance yet.
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β 12y ago
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Henry Frankenstein's creatue that was the loveable monster we all know today.
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