VICTORIA PRICE Attending Vincentennial This Week

Daughter of St Louis film icon Vincent Price is in town for events celebrating his 100^th Birthday

Cinema St. Louis is honored to have Victoria Price, daughter of St. Louisan and film icon Vincent Price as part of Vincentennial: The Vincent Price 100th Birthday Celebration. Ms. Price will participate in a pair of special programs this weekend. The first, exactly 100 years to the day after Vincent Price was born here in St. Louis, his daughter offers an intimate remembrance of her famous father during her multimedia presentation The Vincent Price Legacy: Reflections From a Daughter (Friday, May 27, 7pm, Missouri History Museum). On Saturday evening, Ms. Price will introduce the outdoor screening of her father’s last feature film, Edward Scissorhands,which will include a surprise or two (May 28, 8:30pm, Muny’s Bank of America Pavillion), Both events are free to the public.

Ms. Price participated in a Q&A with film historian David Del Valle on Wednesday evening at Washington University. For a complete list of activities, visit the Vincentennial website: http://cinemastlouis.org/vincentennial or the Facebook page.

Ms. Price is a designer, art historian, author, public speaker, and screenwriter. She is the author of the critically acclaimed biography, Vincent Price: A Daughter’s Biography. You can find out more about her at her website.