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Read My Lips | |
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Season 2, Episode 8 | |
Air date | November 25, 1988 |
Written by | Peter Lauterman Angelo Stea |
Directed by | Francis Delia |
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"Read My Lips" is the eighth episode of the 2nd season of Friday the 13th: The Series.
Plot[]
An old friend of Micki's is about to marry a ventriloquist, whose sharp-humored dummy does not approve.
Synopsis[]
Notes[]
- Not to be confused with the Batman: The Animated Series episode of the same title.
Quotes[]
Cursed Antique[]
Adolf Hitler's pink silk boutonniere that brings a ventriloquist's dummy to life and compels people (Billy Drago, John Byner) to kill.
Villains and Fates[]
Edgar van Horne, driven insane and locked up in a mental institution, and Travis Plunkett, stabbed to death by the dummy.
Cast[]
Episode Cast[]
- John D. LeMay as Ryan Dallion
- Louise Robey as Micki Foster
- Chris Wiggins as Jack Marshak
- Billy Drago as Edgar Van Horne
- John Byner as Travis Pluckett
- Linda Griffiths as Gabrielle
- Ed Gale as Oscar
- Roger Montgomery as Doorman
- Chas Lawther as Bernie Bell
- Carole Galloway as Psychiatrist
- Danny Mann as the Voice of Oscar
- Robert McKenna as Minister
- Yank Azman as Manager Sam
- Tedd Dillon as Tough Guy
Episode Crew[]
- Directed by Francis Delia
- Written by Peter Lauterman and Angelo Stea
- Produced by Jon Anderson, J. Miles Dale and Frank Mancuso, Jr.
- Music by Fred Mollin
- Cinematography by Rodney Charters
- Film Editor - Gary L. Smith
- Production Designer - Stephen Roloff
- Art Director - Adam Kolodziej
- Set Decorator - Marlene Puritt
- Costume Designer - Maxyne Baker
Editorial Department[]
- Bernadette Kelly - Assistant Editor
- Gary Mueller - Post-Production Coordinator
- Gary L. Smith - Supervising Editor
Makeup Department[]
- Dennis Curcio - Special Makeup Effects
- Madeleine Russell - Hair Stylist
- Ava Stone - Makeup Artist
Production Management[]
- Norman Denver - Assistant Production Manager
- Philip Stilman - Post-Production Supervisor
- Robert Wertheimer - Executive in Charge of Production
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director[]
- Mac Bradden - Second Unit Director
- Jill Compton - Third Assistant Director
- Myron Hoffert - Second Assistant Director
- Rita Picard - First Assistant Director
Art Department[]
- Frauke Illing - Lead Props
- Ron Lightfoot - Construction Coordinator
- Bruce Mailing - Lead Set Dresser
- Kim Steede - Lead Set Dresser
- Lee Wildgen - Property Master
Sound Department[]
- Tim Archer - Sound Mixer
- Ralph Chiaravalloti - Sound Editor
- Eric Fitz - Boom Operator
- Terry Gordica - Sound Mixer
- Christopher Hutton - Supervising Sound Editor
- Ao Loo - Sound Recordist
- Helen Watson - Sound Editor
Special Effects[]
- Darren Perks - Special Effects Makeup
Visual Effects[]
- John Gajdecki - Visual Effects Artist
- Megan Hope-Ross - Director of Visual Effects
Stunts[]
- T.J. Scott - Stunt Coordinator
Camera and Electrical Department[]
- Blake Balentine - Grip
- Nigel Draper - Electrician
- Richard Gaal - Best Boy Electric: Second Unit
- Travor Haws - Second Assistant Camera
- Steve Morrison - Electrician
- Kevin Murphy - Best Boy
- Malcolm Nefsky - Grip
- Gregory Palermo - Grip
- Randal Platt - Camera Operator
- Mark Silver - Key Grip
- Patrick Stepien - First Assistant Camera
- Owen Taylor - Gaffer
Casting Department[]
- Tina Gerussi - Casting
Costume and Wardrobe Department[]
- Marie-Sylvie Deveau - Assistant Costume Designer
- Judith England - Wardrobe Mistress
Location Management[]
- Robin Brinsmead - Location Manager
Transportation Department[]
- Chris Radley Walters - Transport Coordinator
Additional Crew[]
- Mary Fraser - Production Coordinator
- Victoria Harding - Production Secretary
- Jim Henshaw - Executive Story Consultant
- Nathalie Laporte - Production Accountant
- Paule Mercier - Script Supervisor
- Barbara Sachs - Supervising Executive: Hometown Films
- Rick Schwartz - Story Executive: Hometown Films
- Bill Taub - Executive Story Editor
References[]
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Friday the 13th: The Series - Season 2 |
Doorway to Hell I The Voodoo Mambo I And Now the News I Tails I Live, Heads You Die I Symphony in B-Sharp I Master of Disguise I Wax Magic I Read My Lips I 13 O'Clock I Night Hunger I The Sweetest Sting I The Playhouse I Eye of Death I Face of Evil I Better Off Dead I Scarlet Cinema I The Mephisto Ring I A Friend to the End I The Butcher I Mesmer's Bauble I Wedding in Black I Wedding Bell Blues I The Maestro I The Shaman's Apprentice I The Prisoner I Coven of Darkness |