

Harlan Ellison, a provocative writer known for challenging literary conventions, is explored through interviews and footage that highlight his influence on figures like Robin Williams and Neil Gaiman.
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Harlan Ellison, a provocative writer known for challenging literary conventions, is explored through interviews and footage that highlight his influence on figures like Robin Williams and Neil Gaiman.
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Harlan Ellison sits at his typewriter in Los Angeles, crafting stories that challenge conventions. "Dreams with Sharp Teeth" features original footage shot by producer Erik Nelson, who began filming Ellison in 1981 for a PBS segment. The documentary includes interviews with notable figures such as Robin Williams and Neil Gaiman, who reflect on Ellison's influence in literature. It traces Ellison's life and career, culminating in screenings at significant events, including his last public appearance in Cleveland.
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Why Watch
- Meet Harlan Ellison through rare footage.
- See insights from Robin Williams and Neil Gaiman.
- Find out about Ellison's last public appearance.
Did You Know
- Erik Nelson began filming Harlan Ellison in 1981 when he was 24.
- The film received a 100% positive rating from 21 critics on Rotten Tomatoes.
- The documentary premiered on April 19, 2007, in Los Angeles.
- The DVD was released on May 26, 2009, featuring extra materials.
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Who directed Dreams with Sharp Teeth?
Erik Nelson directed Dreams with Sharp Teeth.
When was the DVD version of Dreams with Sharp Teeth released?
The DVD version was released on May 26, 2009.
What was the average rating of Dreams with Sharp Teeth on Rotten Tomatoes?
The average rating on Rotten Tomatoes is 7.8/10, with 100% of 21 critics' reviews being positive.
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