Jones says creature roles now have to sing to him – and Amphibian Man in The Shape of Water sang to him. "For me, this movie is about love being possible no matter how flawed and ugly we think ...

Over the course of six films directed by Guillermo del Toro, Doug Jones has played, among other creations, a duplicitous faun, a fearsome child-eating ogre known as the Pale Man and the blood-red ...

How 'The Shape Of Water's creature was created—through a combination of makeup, sculpting and visual effects. 'Shape Of Water' BTL Artists On Creating The Asset ...

“The Shape of Water” is an endearing, even haunting film from an artist who manages to bend even the hoariest B-movie tropes to fit his idiosyncratic, deeply humanistic imagination.

For his latest film, “The Shape of Water,” Guillermo Del Toro spent hundreds of thousands of dollars of his own money developing a creature that he felt a human could believably fall in love with.

Here we are on Oscar Night, and one of the films being nominated is Guillermo del Toro's The Shape of Water.It's an interesting film that has captured a lot of people's imaginations, including the ...

That was the challenge for director Guillermo Del Toro, whose latest film "The Shape of Water" was inspired, in part, by classic monster movies such as "The Creature From The Black Lagoon." Images ...

Elegantly designed and impeccably shot, Guillermo del Toro’s The Shape of Water would need a strong, immersive sonic experience to cross the finish line, ending up as it did with 13 Oscar ...

Less a movie than a conjuring, “The Shape of Water” plunges viewers into a mossy, aquamarine world of dreams and taboo desires, its contours as a wistful fable adjusted more than slightly for ...

Actor Doug Jones has had a long and prolific career in Hollywood, though many wouldn’t recognize him on the street. That’s because he’s usually masked by latex, silicone and makeup, playing some of ...