The Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975)

Movie Details

Original Title The Rocky Horror Picture Show

Original Language EN

Budget $1,400,000

Revenue $170,000,000

Status Released

Popularity 2.7

Cast

Tim Curry

Dr. Frank-N-Furter

Popularity: 11.4

Susan Sarandon

Janet Weiss

Popularity: 3.7

Barry Bostwick

Brad Majors

Popularity: 4.4

Richard O'Brien

Riff Raff

Popularity: 0.9

Patricia Quinn

Magenta

Popularity: 1.3

Nell Campbell

Columbia

Popularity: 1.6

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Jonathan Adams

Dr. Everett V. Scott

Popularity: 3.2

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Peter Hinwood

Rocky Horror

Popularity: 0.6

Meat Loaf

Eddie

Popularity: 1.5

Charles Gray

The Criminologist

Popularity: 2.8

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Jeremy Newson

Ralph Hapschatt

Popularity: 0.3

Hilary Farr

Betty Munroe

Popularity: 0.4

Key Crew

Executive Producer Lou Adler

Editor Graeme Clifford

Producer Michael White

Director Jim Sharman

Screenplay Richard O'Brien, Jim Sharman

Production

Michael White Productions

20th Century Fox

Videos & Trailers

Why do we keep doing the Time Warp (Again)? | TCM

Featurette

The Rocky Horror Picture Show intro and party | BFI Flare

Featurette

#TBT Trailer

Trailer

Image Gallery

Backdrops

Posters

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Reviews from TMDB

tricksy

Jun 10, 2015

Moving on from the riotous cult stage show which was born in a small studio theatre in the early 70s, this movie version is a well-cast, outrageous romp showcasing the absurdity and sci-fi obsession of Richard O'Brien's inventive musical. The small cast - the wonderful Tim Curry as Frank 'n Furte ... Read more

Peter89Spencer 8/10

Jun 3, 2021

A time(warp)less classic!

Filipe Manuel Neto 7/10

Mar 5, 2024

**As a film, it could be better, but it's funny and bizarre enough for us to see it at least once in our lives.** This is one of those films that everyone should see at least once in their life. It's a pretty good comedy musical where satire meets nonsense intensely, in a film adaptation of an En ... Read more