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Digging Up the Dead: The Lost Films of George A. Romero

Synopsis

An interview of George A. Romero discussing his two "lost" films, There's Always Vanilla and Season of the Witch.

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Release History & Theatrical Window

4K UHD / Blu-ray Debut

October 18, 2005

Physical Home Media

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Gary Hertz
Original Title
Digging Up the Dead: The Lost Films of George A. Romero
Country of Origin
United States of America
Spoken Languages
English
Runtime
16m
Production Studios
Anchor Bay Home Entertainment

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Gary Hertz

Film Editing

Matthew Morettini

Producers

Gary Hertz

Department Leadership Roster

Matthew Morettini

Editor

Gary Hertz

Producer

Gary Hertz

Director

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Frequently Asked Questions About Digging Up the Dead: The Lost Films of George A. Romero

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is Digging Up the Dead: The Lost Films of George A. Romero about?

An interview of George A. Romero discussing his two "lost" films, There's Always Vanilla and Season of the Witch.

Who directed Digging Up the Dead: The Lost Films of George A. Romero?

Digging Up the Dead: The Lost Films of George A. Romero was directed by Gary Hertz.

Who stars in Digging Up the Dead: The Lost Films of George A. Romero?

The principal cast of Digging Up the Dead: The Lost Films of George A. Romero includes George A. Romero.

When was Digging Up the Dead: The Lost Films of George A. Romero released and how long is it?

Digging Up the Dead: The Lost Films of George A. Romero was released in 2005 with a total runtime of 16m.