Fifty years ago, 20th Century Fox released the iconic cult classic film, "Rocky Horror Picture Show." After being launched on the midnight film circuit, it developed a fan following like no other.
Today, we hear from Barry Bostwick. Fans of the film know him as the original Brad Majors. He says that after 50 years, the film is still bringing people together.
"I think this is necessary, in a way, to bring us back to some kind of humanity," Bostwick told "Where We Live." "They always say, Don't dream it, be it, that's what our thing is. That’s our Gospel: don't dream it, be it."
Bostwick will be at the Warner Theater in Torrington on Oct. 30 with the The Rocky Horror Picture Show 50th Anniversary Spectacular Tour.
GUESTS:
- Barry Bostwick: Actor and performer
- Michayla Savitt: Connecticut Public State Government Reporter
Upcoming Rocky Horror Picture Show shadowcast performances in Connecticut
- RKO Army: Friday, Oct. 24, 9 p.m. at Westbrook Cinemas, in Westbrook, CT
- The Come Again Players: Saturday, Oct. 25, 7:30 p.m. at Edmond Town Hall in Newtown, Connecticut
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