"It was a dream to work with Tim Burton. He made my character, Angelique Bouchard, a real human being. She's funny and witty with a black sense of humor. The movie takes place in the 17th century. I wear a corset and have blonde hair." - Eva Green (Luckymag.com)
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In a recent interview with
Bad Ass Digest Screenwriter, Seth Grahame-Smith (
Abraham Lincoln Vampire Hunter) talks about the tone of Tim Burton's
Dark Shadows.
"The tone of the movie is soap operatic. It's heightened. Everything is heightened and grand. Johnny is just dug in and big. [Starts hamming it up] 'Didn't you see? How... could you? My god, woman!'"
And what about that zany dark humor that Tim Burton is best known for, can we expect more of that in this film adaptation of the popular 1960's soap opera?
"There's an absurdist element to it. It's very funny. I don't think people are expecting it to be as funny as it is."
For the big reveal, the film will have more of a classic vampire feel to it than let's say "Twilight," but it won't be filled with too many frights.
"It's PG-13, so there's not gore, there are no hardcore scares, but there's some crazy Barnabas vampire shit in this movie that will surprise people in terms of its ferocity."
Thank you for the heads up Rowsdower.
Dark Shadows also stars Helena Bonham-Carter, Michelle Pfeiffer, Eva Green, Chloe Moretz and Jackie Earle Haley and will be with us May 2012.
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