They say we all should taste of the greater things in life (which we all know is a nice slice of Iowa gas station pizza), so ...

Gene Wilder Asked Mel Brooks Not to be in Young Frankenstein (L-R) Mel Brooks, Peter Boyle, Marty Feldman, Gene Wilder and Teri Garr in a Young Frankenstein publicity photo. 20th Century Fox – Credit: ...

"Puttin' on the Ritz" is the perfect song choice for the scene, and the way that Peter Boyle's shrieks it out has made it one of Young Frankenstein's best quotes. Like almost any comedy anthology ...

Ludicrous in his pads, like Peter Boyle in “Young Frankenstein,” he ran full tilt downfield and caught the runner clean, knocking him cold. “Jesus,” I said. I have never played a down.

“I know what it means to be cold and hungry,” Hackman stammers as his Harold the blind man ushers Peter Boyle’s ... Mel Brooks for a cameo in “Young Frankenstein.” Brooks hadn’t ...

Peter Boyle, left, and Hackman in the movie "Young Frankenstein." (Hulton Archive / Getty Images) “I know what it means to be cold and hungry,” Hackman stammers as his Harold the blind man ...

Jackie Gleason, Steve McQueen and Peter Boyle were among the actors considered ... but director Mike Nichols decided he was too young and replaced him with Murray Hamilton. Two years later ...

Watch on Deadline Starring the late Wilder as the titular doctor from Mary Shelley’s literary source material, Young Frankenstein also featured performances from Peter Boyle, Teri Garr ...

Starring the late Wilder as the titular doctor from Mary Shelley’s literary source material, Young Frankenstein also featured performances from Peter Boyle, Teri Garr, Madeline Kahn and Cloris ...

(SOUNDBITE OF FILM, "YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN") HACKMAN: (As Harold) ...A temporary companion to help me pass a few short hours in my lonely life. PETER BOYLE: (As Frankenstein's Monster, roaring).

Jackie Gleason, Steve McQueen and Peter Boyle were among the actors considered ... but director Mike Nichols decided he was too young and replaced him with Murray Hamilton. Two years later ...