Really cool - Promised Land of Heavy Metal movie
Movie Premier in 2008.
Color Info: Color
Countries: Finland, UK
Genres: Documentary, Music
Languages: English
Locations: Helsinki, Finland, University College London, Gower Street, Bloomsbury, London, England, UK
Runtimes: 90, Finland:52
Release Dates: France:2008, Finland:15 November 2008, Finland:1 May 2009
In movie have been taken:
Kuisma Aalto (actor)
Alice Cooper (actor)
Articles: "Courier Post" (USA), 31 October 2008, by: David J. Spatz, "Alice Cooper -- Vaudevillian? Believe It", "Iflygo Inflight Magazine" (USA), 1 September 2008, Vol. 2, Iss. 2, pg. 4, by: Chad Pata, "Hanging with Mr. Cooper", "Classic Rock" (UK), March 2006, Iss. 90, pg. 71, by: Ian Fortnam, "Hard Hearted Alice: The Coop's 'lost' film is finally going to see the light of day. Has it been worth the wait?", "Classic Rock" (UK), March 2006, Iss. 90, pg. 10-11, "'The Dirt': Monsters Of Rock returns! Deep Purple and Alice Cooper for Milton Keynes this summer.", "Stuff" (USA), February 2002, Iss. 27, pg. 44, by: Jacob Kalish, "Greatest American Hero No. 25: Alice Cooper", "Mojo" (UK), February 2001, Iss. 87, pg. 16, "'What Goes On!' Count Me Out!: 'We don't wanna be elected!' say Hall of Fame outcasts.", "Zoo" (Greece), August 1999, Iss. 16, pg. 99, by: Akis Perdikis, "Back from the grave...", "Gallery" (USA), September 1973, Vol. 1, Iss. 11, by: Don L. Pierce, Jr., "What Do They Expect for 70 Grand a Night?", "Playmen" (Italy), August 1973, Vol. VII, Iss. 8, pg. 28-37, by: Michael Pergolani, "Gli idoli ambigui", "Creem" (USA), January 1972, by: Lester Bangs, "Alice Cooper, All American: A Horatio Alger Story for the Seventies"
Has hang by songs on soundtracks inwardly favour of the films Flash Fearless Meets the Zorg Women (Songs: "I'm Flash" and "Space Pirates"); _Friday the 13th Part VI: Jason Lives (1986)_ (Songs: "He's Back (The Man Behind the Mask)", "Teenage Frankenstein" and others); _Wayne's World (1992)_ (qv) (Song: "Feed My Frankenstein"); _Dazed and Confused (1993)_ (qv) (Song: "School's Out"); _Shocker (1989)_ (qv) (Song: "Shockdance"); and _The Decline of Western Civilization Part II: The Metal Years (1988)_ (qv) ("Under My Wheels" With 'W. Axl Rose' (qv), 'Slash' (qv) and 'Izzy Stradlin' (qv))., Alice and his original band made the song "The Man With the Golden Gun" intended for the James Bond movie _The Man with the Golden Gun (1974)_ (qv), but the movie producers deemed Alice "too controversial" and went with another song of the same title sung by 'Lulu (I)' (qv) for the movie. The Alice version of "The Man with the Golden Gun" appears on the band's 1974 album, "Muscle of Love"., Once belonged to the exclusive Hollywood club the "Hollywood Vampires" in the mid to late 70s., Born at 10:33pm - EST., Graduated from Cortez High School in Phoenix, Arizona., Lived with Cynthia Lang from 1968-76. She sued for community property., In 1998 opened up his own restaurant right in downtown Phoenix called "Cooperstown". Also planning to open another one in Ohio in the year 2000., He is an avid golfer, and has participated in several celebrity tournaments., December 2, 2003 - he was honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. It's situated at the corner of Orange Drive and Hollywood Boulevard by the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel., Is the subject of the songs "Why Must I Be Sad?" by 'They Might Be Giants' (qv), "Scared" by Dangerous Toys, and the b-side "The Ballad of Alice Cooper" by 'Bon Jovi' (qv)., Was granted an honorary PhD (Doctor of Performing Arts) from Grand Canyon University in Phoenix, Arizona (2004)., When the giant letters of the famous "HOLLYWOOD" sign had to be replaced with new letters in 1978, a fund-raising party was held, with the old letters being auctioned off at around $28,000 each. 'Hugh M. Hefner' (qv) hosted the event and bought the "H", while Warner Brothers bought the "W". Alice bought an "O" in memory of the late 'Groucho Marx' (qv), with whom he had been very good friends. The check was painted on a big piece of the old sign and endorsed by Alice., While Cooper was playing a stadium show in the 1970s, a fan threw a live chicken on stage. Cooper, who's from Detroit and unfamiliar with farm animals, generally assumed that since the chicken had wings, it would be able to fly. So he grabbed the chicken and tossed into the air, thinking it would fly out of the stadium, when in fact it went straight down into the crowd, who ripped the bird to pieces. The parts were thrown back on stage, and the headlines later claimed that Cooper bit the head off the chicken, and drank its blood. 'Frank Zappa' (qv) later advised Cooper not to tell the real story, simply because "everybody loves it!"., Doesn't seem to mind mocking his own "scary" image in the media; young people who appear with Alice act unafraid of him, while he pretends fright at ordinary things., Cooper's daughter, 'Calico Cooper' (qv), has been touring with him as one of the dancers/actors in the show., Children: 'Calico Cooper' (qv), born 20 May 1981; Dashiell Cooper, born 1984; and Sonora Rose Cooper, born 1993. Sonora was rumored to be the young actress who appeared with Alice in a TV commercial for school supplies, but it wasn't her., Despite his horror-make up, pet snakes and wild image, he is a huge fan of Australian pop star 'Kylie Minogue' (qv)., (2005) Hosts a radio show "Nights with Alice Cooper", broadcast on many FM radio stations across the US., Went out on a limb to get his first record deal, almost to the point of getting himself and his band tossed in jail: after discovering where 'Frank Zappa' (qv) lived, Cooper and his band set up their instruments and audio equipment right in Zappa's yard and began to perform. Sure enough, Zappa soon came out of the house in a rage; Cooper told him that he and his band would continue playing until Zappa did one of two things: either give them a record deal or call the police. Luckily, Zappa saw fit to do the former., Once came out with wrestler Jake "The Snake" Roberts ('Jake Roberts (II)' (qv)) to a wrestling match, carrying a huge snake., Appeared when the Phoenix Coyotes unveiled their new uniforms at the time at the Hard Rock Cafe, Phoenix, on August 26, 1996., 1974: Legally changed his name to Alice Cooper., Collects cars and antique watches., His album "Love It To Death" was recalled to airbrush Cooper's thumb from the cover after complaints it resembled a penis., Submitted a potential theme song for the James Bond film The Man with the Golden Gun. The song was rejected, though it does appear on Cooper's 1973 Muscle of Love album., His favorite songs are "19th Nervous Breakdown" by The Rolling Stones, "Turning Japanese" by The Vapors, "My Sharona" by The Knack, "Beds Are Burning" by Midnight Oil, "My Generation" by The Who, "Welcome To The Jungle" by Guns 'N Roses, "Rebel Rebel" by David Bowie, "Over Under Sideways Down" by The Yardbirds, "Are You Gonna Be My Girl" by Jet and "A Hard Day's Night" by The Beatles. (Source: BBC Radio 2 "Tracks of My Years")., He wrote the song "He's Back (The Man Behind the Mask)" for the movie "Jason Lives: Friday the 13th Part VI". He also appeared in "Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare" uncredited as Freddy's Father. This makes him the only person who has been involved with Freddy Krueger and Jason Voorhees almost years before the two fought each other in Freddy Vs. Jason in 2003., He was awarded a Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording at 7000 Hollywood Boulevard in Hollywood, California., He's the godfather of Megadeth frontman Dave Mustaine., Is a huge Fan of The Simpsons.
Pictorials: "Iflygo Inflight Magazine" (USA), 1 September 2008, Vol. 2, Iss. 2, pg. 4, by: Chad Pata, "Hanging with Mr. Cooper", "Playboy" (USA), July 1987, Vol. 34, Iss. 7, pg. 176, by: Paul Natkin, "Grapevine: Fireworks", "Oui" (USA), January 1974, Vol. 3, Iss. 1, pg. 84, by: Richard Alcorn, "Gimme..."
Trademarks: Wears black greasepaint around the eyes and usually sides of mouth. Pioneered the use of wild/macabre stage theatrics in rock concerts.
Interviews: "TV Guide" (USA), 20 October 2007, Vol. 55, Iss. 43, pg. 56, by: Joseph Hudak, "Q&A with Alice Cooper", "Mojo" (UK), August 2006, Iss. 153, pg. 22, by: Clive Prior, "What Goes On: Alice Cooper", "Uncut" (UK), July 2005, Iss. 98, pg. 32-33, "'The Jon Wilde Interview': Alice Cooper", "Classic Rock" (UK), 2005, Iss. 83, pg. 56-58, by: Carol Clerk, "The world according to Alice Cooper", "Time Out New York" (USA), 23 October 2003, Iss. 421, pg. 208, by: Steve Smith, "Cooper, Square: When He's Not Decapitating Dolls Onstage, Alice Cooper Could be Mistaken for Ned Flanders", "Mojo" (UK), March 2002, Iss. 100, pg. 59, "'Respect!': Alice Cooper - Hero: Frank Zappa", "Toyfare" (USA), February 2001, Iss. 42, pg. 128, by: Jason Andrews, "Backtalk: Alice Cooper", "The Bloody Best of Fangoria" (USA), 1987, Vol. 6, pg. 58-60, by: Marc Shapiro, "Blood From A Rocker"
Alice Cooper be born Vincent Damon Furnier, in Detroit, Michigan, the son of a preacher. He moved to Phoenix, Arizona, at a childish age and nonetheless live in the homeland today. At 17 he formed a beat leash call the Earwigs, who changed their cross to The Spiders and consequently The Nazz, until that occurrence sooner or after that settle next to Alice Cooper. The line-up integrated himself, 'Dennis Dunaway (I)' (qv), 'Michael Bruce (I)' (qv), 'Glen Buxton' (qv) and 'Neil Smith (III)' (qv). Rumors (which the band achieve not necessarily receive burly sweat to deny) to the contrary, the name was not pull out from a Ouija lath reading nor was it name after a female once burn at the stake in buttress of witchcraft -- it was picked because the disorganized name enclose a turned facility of daydream and illusory rawness, complement the band's out of the dull and morbid lap theatrics and lyric theme. The band get their foremost hefty relaxation playing at the Whiskey-a-GoGo in L.A. one dark in 1969 when 'Frank Zappa' (qv) discovered them and sign them to his dictation familiar vision. After two albums-and relocate to Detroit -- they be signed near Warner Bros., curved in the air with foremost creator 'Robert Ezrin' (qv) and come into sight with their third album, the break-through "Love It to Death" in 1971. Several albums follow, as all right as "Killer", the to a great extent victorious "School's Out" and "Billion Dollar Babies", and "Muscle of Love". The band made an command in the big peak _Diary of a Mad Housewife (1970)_ (qv) and their fussy theatrically released documentary _Good to See You Again, Alice Cooper (1974)_ (qv). Alice himself also starred in an lock of _The Snoop Sisters (1972) (TV)_ (qv). The unproved Alice Cooper band sunk up in 1975, with the orchestrate songster getting his name justifiably changed to Alice Cooper -- and performing beneath the name ever since -- while a few of the other member formed a band called the Billion Dollar Babies. That same year saw the secretion of a Greatest Hits album, while Alice using a solo optical artist completed the "Welcome to My Nightmare" album and his exceptionally staged pleasure drive. It was on this tour that he meet his impending wife 'Sheryl Cooper' (qv), who had be hired as a dancer. Along with the album and tour came a TV privileged, _Alice Cooper: The Nightmare (1975) (TV)_ (qv), and both included dialog from horror movie saga 'Vincent Price (I)' (qv). Alice made a degree of other TV and movie appearance in the second to a certain extent of the decade, including _"The Muppet Show" (1976)_ (qv), 'Mae West' (qv)'s decisive gala _Sextette (1978)_ (qv), _Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (1978)_ (qv) and several appearances on _"The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson" (1962)_ (qv). However, by the unpunctually 1970s Alice's teething troubles with alcohol become life-threatening, and he was checked into a clinic for rehabilitation. He tell of his experience on the semi-fictional album "From The Inside" (there was also a stand-up saga of alike title), and explore conflicting sound in the headlong '80s with four albums ("Flush The Fashion", "Special Forces", "Zipper Catches Skin", "DaDa"). After have a rigid "falling stale the wagon" to the spike of almost on your end legs, he sobered up over and done with -- this time for accurate -- and return with the albums "Constrictor", "Raise Your Fist and Yell" and the 1989 album "Trash", which feature the cuff piece of music "Poison". The '80s also saw Alice starring in the horror flick _Leviatán (1984)_ (qv) (also particular as "Monster Dog") and _Prince of Darkness (1987)_ (qv), and as having above all current songs for the soundtracks to _Roadie (1980)_ (qv), _Class of 1984 (1982)_ (qv), _Friday the 13th Part VII: The New Blood (1988)_ (qv) and _Shocker (1989)_ (qv). It was the 1990s, even in consequence, that bring Alice's record odd movie appearance: playing himself in _Wayne's World (1992)_ (qv). The gel phrase uttered by characters Wayne and Garth in his attendance, "We're not justifiable!", became one of the most in demand movie catch-phrases of the decade. Alice also play the father of Freddy Krueger in _Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare (1991)_ (qv), and himself on _"That '70s Show" (1998)_ (qv) and _"Something Wilder" (1994)_ (qv). The decade also saw the release of his "Hey Stoopid" and "The Last Temptation". Alice tour occasionally but take a break from release albums until 2000, when he released "Brutal Planet". He followed this up with "Dragon Town", "The Eyes of Alice Cooper" and the "Dirty Diamonds", and continue to tour normally, performing show with the bizarrely badly light and horror-themed theatrics that he's optimal known for.
Height: 5' 9 1/2"
Quotes: I enjoy never made dash of holy search. Religion be something I don't even want to upheaval beside, because I am really anxious of the clouds crack aloft and my female strike through lightning. Satanism is something else I don't mess with. I have a sneaking suspicion that that the life-size metal band that complete be playing with bushfire. I have never influenced culture delimited by a denial process, and I'm not something approaching to activation presently., The hippies wanted peace and love. We [the original Alice Cooper band] wanted Ferraris, blondes and switchblades., [Regarding rock artists involved in the 2004 "Vote For Change" tour] "When I was a kid and my parents started talking about politics, I'd run to my room and put on the Rolling Stones as loud as I could. So when I see all these rock stars up there talking politics, it makes me sick. If you're listening to a rock star in order to get your information on who to vote for, you're a bigger moron than they are. Why are we rock stars? Because we're morons. We sleep all day, we play music at night and very rarely do we sit around reading the Washington Journal."
Mike D'Antonio (actor)
Bruce Dickinson (actor)
Klaus Flaming (actor)
Tom Gardiner (actor)
Sami Hassinen (actor)
Hector (actor)
Alex Hellid (actor)
Hanzi Herrmann (actor)
Marco Hietala (actor)
Titus Hjelm (actor)
Antti Hyyrynen (actor)
Howard Jones (actor)
Juho Juntunen (actor)
Samuel Jylhä (actor)
Jonne Järvelä (actor)
Tony Kakko (actor)
Haka Kekäläinen (actor)
Timo Kemppainen (actor)
Juha Kiminki (actor)
Ami Koivistoinen (actor)
Ari Koivunen (actor)
Sven Atle Kopperud (actor)
Tomi Korkalainen (actor)
Esa Kotilainen (actor)
Risto Kuoppala (actor)
Janne Kuru (actor)
Kimmo Kuusniemi (actor)
Hannu Leiden (actor)
Lordi (actor)
Jouni Markkanen (actor)
Jone Nikula (actor)
Pexi (actor)
Jorge Polito (actor)
Lauri Porra (actor)
Martin Purr (actor)
Kari Pylkkänen (actor)
Kristian Ranta (actor)
Juha Ruokangas (actor)
Flynn Rutter (actor)
Tuomo Saikkonen (actor)
Mikko Salovaara (actor)
Tuomas Saukkonen (actor)
Kalle Savijärvi (actor)
Aaro Seppovaara (actor)
Ville Siuruainen (actor)
Ville Sorvali (actor)
Joel Stroetzel (actor)
Karri Suoraniemi (actor)
Tony Taleva (actor)
Tonny (actor)
Ville Valo (actor)
Mikko Vehmas (actor)
Jeff Walker (actor)
Tapio Wilska (actor)
Sami Yli-Sirniö (actor)
Rony Österlund (actor)
Tony Österlund (actor)
Tarja Halonen (actress)
Tanja Karttunen (actress)
Marjo Yli-Jaskari (actress)
Tanja Karttunen (producer)
Kimmo Kuusniemi (producer)
Mikael Martikainen (producer)
Kimmo Kuusniemi (director)
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