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Robert Englund on taking a shot at Burt Reynolds, pumping iron with Arnold Schwarzenegger and getting knocked out by Kris Kristofferson
The "Nightmare on Elm Street" icon discusses some of his signature non-horror roles, including "Stay Hungry" and "The Adventures of Ford Fairlane."
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'Nightmare on Elm Street 2' star Mark Patton asks for help with medical bills: 'I will not be embarrassed'
The actor is currently hospitalized in Mexico and seeking treatment for what his manager describes as "AIDS-related ailments."
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'It was scary for me': Ricky Dean Logan, one of Freddy Krueger's favorite kills, looks back at 'Nightmare on Elm Street' experience
MVP of Horror Ricky Dean Logan, actor who played hard-of-hearing Freddy Krueger victim, revisits his head-exploding "Nightmare on Elm Street" death.
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John Saxon, ‘Nightmare on Elm Street’ Actor, Dies at 83
Actor John Saxon, who starred in three “Nightmare on Elm Street” movies for the late Wes Craven, died Saturday of pneumonia in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, his wife, Gloria, told The Hollywood Reporter. Saxon was 83.Saxon is also known for play the role of the degenerate gambler, Roper, in the 1973 Bruce Lee classic “Enter the Dragon” for Warner Bros. The film centered on a martial arts tournament that took place on an island owned by the villainous Mr. Han.Saxon was discovered by talent agent Henry
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Why Freddy vs. Jason fight ends with a 'wink to the audience'
Freddy vs. Jason cast breaks down final fight
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Freddy's Fed: The Making of the Freakiest, Most Freudian 'Nightmare on Elm Street' Scene Ever
Patricia Arquette is devoured by the Freddy snake in?‘A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors’? One, two, Freddy’s coming for you – and he may come in the form of a giant, Patricia Arquette-eating snake. In 1987’s A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors, the nightmare-invading serial killer Freddy Kreuger takes on many disguises, including a flesh-slicing marionette and a decapitating television set. Since the film was made pre-CGI and on a small budget, the Freddy snake was a practica
