Lo and behold! Netflix has unveiled a sneak peek of Guillermo del Toro’s “Frankenstein” adaptation, set to hit screens in November.
At a recent Netflix event, Guillermo del Toro unveiled some exclusive clips featuring Oscar Isaac as the main character scientist, who’s a bit mad. In one scene, he’s seen gripping a puzzling vial. Del Toro displayed these scenes in his famous LA “Bleak House,” showcasing a room reminiscent of Frankenstein during his presentation.
For half a century, this movie has lingered in my thoughts from childhood; I’ve endeavored to bring it to life for nearly a quarter-century. Some might say I’m excessively passionate about ‘Frankenstein,’ and they would not be wrong. As you glance around the room filled with Frankenstein memorabilia, you can see how deeply this character has intertwined itself with me. It’s as if it’s chronicled my life story. This sneak peek into ‘Frankenstein’ is a glimpse of my personal journey.
The footage put together by the director of “Pan’s Labyrinth,” depicts the character of Victor Frankenstein played by Isaac, squaring off against Mia Goth, who portrays an affluent aristocrat. Additionally, it offers a fleeting peek at Jacob Elordi as the monster created by Frankenstein, standing over Isaac’s bed with long black hair, patched gray skin, and a hint of red in his eyes.
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The footage, compiled by the director of “Pan’s Labyrinth,” presents Isaac’s character Victor Frankenstein in conflict with Mia Goth’s aristocrat role. It also gives us a quick look at Jacob Elordi portraying the monster brought to life by Frankenstein, looming over Isaac’s bed with long black tresses, mended gray skin, and a red gleam in his eyes.
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The footage, constructed by the “Pan’s Labyrinth” director himself, shows Isaac as Victor Frankenstein engaging in confrontation with Mia Goth’s aristocrat persona. It also provides a brief sneak peek at Jacob Elordi playing the role of the monster brought to life by Frankenstein, standing over Isaac’s bed with long black hair, sewn gray skin, and a flash of red in his eyes.
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In addition to Christoph Waltz, Felix Kammerer, Lars Mikkelsen, David Bradley, Christian Convery, and Charles Dance, the cast includes stars such as:
– Christoph Waltz
– Felix Kammerer
– Lars Mikkelsen
– David Bradley
– Christian Convery
– Charles Dance
The production is handled by Guillermo del Toro, J. Miles Dale, and Scott Stuber.
Netflix’s collaboration with del Toro persists, encompassing the Academy Award-winning ‘Pinocchio’, the anthology series ‘Cabinet of Curiosities’, and the animated films ‘Trollhunters: Rise of the Titans’ and ‘Trollhunters: Tales of Arcadia’. In other words, Frankenstein is another addition to this ongoing partnership between Netflix and del Toro.
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