London Month of the Dead

MASTER OF MENACE, LOVER OF LIFE A Live, Illustrated Zoom Talk on Vincent Price by his daughter Victoria Price Wednesday the 27th October 2021 at 7:00 pm Author Victoria Price will present an intimate glimpse into her famous father’s life and career. As Vincent Price’s daughter and biographer, Victoria will share rare photos and stories about the King of Horror, one of whose most famous and iconic movies - “Theatre of Blood” - was filmed in Kensal Green cemetery. Starring in films like “House of Wax”, “House on Haunted Hill” and “The Abominable Dr Phibes” Price became synonymous with camp horror schlock in the 1950s and 60s, due largely to his association with director Roger Corman. He also famously voiced the spooky monologue on Michael Jackson’s huge 1982 hit “Thriller”. But in real life Price was a true Renaissance man: he had a degree in Art History from Yale, was a gourmet chef (who published several books on the subject) and a connoisseur of the arts and fine wines. Victoria Price will have copies of her biography of her father as well as his famous cookbooks for sale — and will be available for photographs and signings with fans. She will also take questions from the audience. Tickets £5 including a 20% donation toward a host of restoration projects at Kensal Green Cemetery. Please click here to purchase. Victoria Price Victoria Price was born on April 27, 1962 in Santa Monica, California. She is a writer and actress, best known for Edward Scissorhands (1990), Shadow Show and The Fly Papers: The Buzz on Hollywood's Scariest Insect (2000). PLEASE NOTE - This talk will take place virtually via Zoom. Ticket sales will end at 5:00 pm BST on the day of the lecture. A link to the conference will be sent to the email used at checkout at 3:00 pm BST on the day of the event. Please email suzette@acuriousinvitation.com in the event your link fails to arrive. Image Credit - Cast shot from Theatre of Blood taken on the footsteps of the Anglican Chapel. Photo Richard Squires, The Vincent Price Exhibit. Courtesy of Victoria Price.

MASTER OF MENACE, LOVER OF LIFE
A Live, Illustrated Zoom Talk on Vincent Price by his daughter Victoria Price
Wednesday the 27th October 2021 at 7:00 pm

Author Victoria Price will present an intimate glimpse into her famous father’s life and career. As Vincent Price’s daughter and biographer, Victoria will share rare photos and stories about the King of Horror, one of whose most famous and iconic movies - “Theatre of Blood” - was filmed in Kensal Green cemetery.

Starring in films like “House of Wax”, “House on Haunted Hill” and “The Abominable Dr Phibes” Price became synonymous with camp horror schlock in the 1950s and 60s, due largely to his association with director Roger Corman. He also famously voiced the spooky monologue on Michael Jackson’s huge 1982 hit “Thriller”. But in real life Price was a true Renaissance man: he had a degree in Art History from Yale, was a gourmet chef (who published several books on the subject) and a connoisseur of the arts and fine wines.

Victoria Price will have copies of her biography of her father as well as his famous cookbooks for sale — and will be available for photographs and signings with fans. She will also take questions from the audience.

Tickets £5 including a 20% donation toward a host of restoration projects at Kensal Green Cemetery. Please click here to purchase.

Victoria Price
Victoria Price was born on April 27, 1962 in Santa Monica, California. She is a writer and actress, best known for Edward Scissorhands (1990), Shadow Show and The Fly Papers: The Buzz on Hollywood's Scariest Insect (2000).

PLEASE NOTE - This talk will take place virtually via Zoom. Ticket sales will end at 5:00 pm BST on the day of the lecture. A link to the conference will be sent to the email used at checkout at 3:00 pm BST on the day of the event. Please email suzette@acuriousinvitation.com in the event your link fails to arrive.

Image Credit - Cast shot from Theatre of Blood taken on the footsteps of the Anglican Chapel. Photo Richard Squires, The Vincent Price Exhibit. Courtesy of Victoria Price.

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