The Rocky Horror Picture Show

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Join Brad and Janet's wild misadventures in Dr. Frank-N-Furter's mansion of eccentricities and scientific wonders! With time warps, peculiar creations, glam-rock spectacles, and unforgettable tunes, this cult classic defies genre norms in the most fabulous ways.

The Rocky Horror Picture Show Trivia

What is the name of the castle where much of The Rocky Horror Picture Show takes place? (Hard)

#1: Frank-N-Furter's Mansion

#2: Dracula's Castle

#3: Frankenstein Place

#4: Rocky Horror Castle

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Who plays the role of Dr. Frank-N-Furter in The Rocky Horror Picture Show? (Easy)

#1: Barry Bostwick

#2: Tim Curry

#3: Meat Loaf

#4: Richard O'Brien

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The Rocky Horror Picture Show Fun Facts

The Rocky Horror Picture Show is the longest-running release in film history, having never been pulled from theaters since its release in 1975.

During filming, Susan Sarandon (who played Janet) caught pneumonia after being drenched in the rain while wearing nothing but a bra and slip.

The Rocky Horror Picture Show Polls

Who is your favorite character from The Rocky Horror Picture Show

Dr. Frank-N-Furter

Janet Weiss

Brad Majors

Riff Raff

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What is your favorite song from The Rocky Horror Picture Show

Time Warp

Sweet Transvestite

Science Fiction/Double Feature

Dammit Janet

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Popular Characters

Frank-N-Furter

Furter

Brad

Majors

Janet

Weiss

Riff

Raff

Magenta

Columbia

Dr. Frank-N-Furter

Evil

Eddie

Rocky

Horror

Narrator

Timeline Highlights ( To Fictional )

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August 14, 1975

Premiere of The Rocky Horror Picture Show

The Rocky Horror Picture Show premiered in the United States, introducing audiences to the cult classic musical film.

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1976

Start of Midnight Movie Screenings

The Rocky Horror Picture Show began regular midnight screenings, which became a cultural phenomenon with audience participation.

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June 19, 1973

Release of Original Stage Musical "The Rocky Horror Show"

The stage musical that inspired the film, The Rocky Horror Show, originally premiered in London, gaining popularity and leading to the film adaptation.

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2015

40th Anniversary Celebrations

Various celebrations and special screenings marked the 40th anniversary of The Rocky Horror Picture Show, honoring its impact on pop culture.

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