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22nd September 2011
Entertainment Weekly, who don't entertain me nearly weekly enough, have released the first still from Tim Burton's Dark Shadows, which he apparently made with bits left over from all his other films.
Anyhoo, here's the first picture from Dark Shadows, courtesy of Eee-dubs.
On balance, this is a pretty great cast: you had me at 'Eva Green is a blonde witch', but I'll also take Jackie Earle Haley dressed as Groundskeeper Willie and vampish Chloe Moretz as wins too. Kudos also to Jonny Lee Miller for squeezing an impression of The Rock into the movie. Easter egg! Bit cheap of Helena Bonham Carter to use her Alice In Wonderland Red Queen make-up again, though.
I'll give Dark Shadows the benefit of the doubt (spoiler: I totally won't), but I'm not sure I can take another kooky Johnny Depp role. Isn't the idea of being kooky that you're supposed to play against the norm? He's played so many pale-skinned characters in his career, I'm starting to think he died a few decades ago and Burton has been working him with animatronics for years.
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