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Guillermo del Toro's Frankenstein Has Been A Long Time Coming For a minute, it looked like we would get two Frankenstein adaptations at the end of this year. The Bride! from Warner Bros., and ...

Check it out above. The first look at the movie was released back in November 2024 and showed Frankenstein at work in his laboratory, with the monster lying on an operating table.

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Maggie was inspired to make the film after she encountered a man at a party with a tattoo of the bride of Frankenstein on his arm. "It hooked me, and I went home and watched the movie," she said ...

The movie will be her punk rock take on Frankenstein’s monster, as she serves as a producer and director for the project. Jessie Buckley as the Bride in 'The Bride.'. Nico Tavernise/Warner Bros.

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Though originally created for off-Broadway, this new version of Frankenstein: The Musical has the Skylight Music Theatre stamped all over its future showings, which I genuinely expect. Technically ...

There, they somehow served (it’s not clear how) to help capture and channel energy from lightning to spark life into Dr. Frankenstein’s creation (Fig. 3). 3.