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Dr. Waldman (Character)
from Frankenstein (2007) (TV)

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Alternate Names:
Doctor Waldman / Professor Waldman

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  1. Frankenstein (2007) (TV) Played by Neil Pearson (as Professor Waldman)
  2. "Frankenstein" (2004) TV series Played by William Hurt (as Professor Waldman)

  3. Frankenstein (1994) Played by John Cleese (as Professor Waldman)
    ... aka "Mary Shelley's Frankenstein" - USA (complete title)

  4. "Wide World Mystery"
        - Frankenstein: Part 2 (1973) TV episode, Played by William Hansen (as Professor Waldman)
        - Frankenstein: Part 1 (1973) TV episode, Played by William Hansen (as Professor Waldman)

  5. Frankenstein (1931) Played by Edward Van Sloan
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  1. Boo (1932) Played by Edward Van Sloan

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From Frankenstein (1931)
Doctor Waldman: The brain which was stolen from my laboratory... was a *criminal* brain. See more »

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