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Running time for Young Frankenstein

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#1Running time for Young Frankenstein
Posted: 10/17/07 at 9:32pm

How long is Young Frankenstein?

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Updated On: 10/17/07 at 09:32 PM

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#2re: Running time for Young Frankenstein
Posted: 10/17/07 at 9:36pm

I've heard they've knocked it down to about 2:35 since previews began.

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#2re: Running time for Young Frankenstein
Posted: 10/17/07 at 9:36pm

Two hours and forty-five minutes, including intermission.

EDIT: Yankeefan, it's a little shorter than the dress rehearsals, but not by much. It still gets out pretty late. Updated On: 10/17/07 at 09:36 PM

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#3re: Running time for Young Frankenstein
Posted: 10/17/07 at 9:42pm

I got out at 4:40 when I saw it on Saturday and have since heard they've shaved another 5 or so minutes.

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#4re: Running time for Young Frankenstein
Posted: 10/17/07 at 9:43pm

NO MORE SHAVING! until after the performance on the 10th~!

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