‘Nosferatu’remake of the classic gothic horror directed by Robert Eggers (‘The Witch’)received a release date in national cinemas.
Horror premieres here on the day January 2, 2025.
‘Nosferatu‘is an adaptation of the novel’Dracula‘, in Bram Stoker, with characters’ names changed to avoid being sued by the writer’s heirs. The director ended up being sued for copyright infringement, and the court ordered the destruction of copies of the film. However, the film was recently restored and re-released (watch below!).
The story follows Count Orlok, a vampire who falls madly in love with Ellen and brings terror to her city. ‘Nosferatu‘ is considered one of the first representatives of the horror genre in cinema. In 1979, it had a remake directed by Werner Herzog.
The actor Aaron Taylor-Johnsonknown for films such as ‘Avengers Age of Ultron’ It is ‘Bullet train’revealed that he had to undergo a major physical transformation to play Friedrich Harding in the film.
In an interview with Rolling Stone magazine, Johnson He detailed what the weight loss process was like for the role: “I like changing my physical shape, but I also wanted to try playing other roles. When I went to work with Robert Eggers, it was set in the Victorian era. I couldn’t look that muscular. So, I had to really lose weight. And he wanted us to look quite thin in the face.”
The actor also took the opportunity to praise the director Robert Eggers: “Robert Eggers is a cinephile and an encyclopedia of cinema. I didn’t care about the size of the paper [em Nosferatu], or anything – I just wanted to be part of his vision and the limits he’s pushing in film. And when you work with people who are at that level of genius in their craft, there’s an energy with that that you tap into.”
In addition to driving, Eggers also wrote the feature, which features a cast made up of Bill Skarsgård, Nicholas Hoult, Lily-Rose Depp, Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Emma Corrin, Ralph Ineson, Simon McBurney It is Willem Dafoe.
Check out an image that brings Nicholas Hoult (‘Renfield’) as Thomas Hutter, in front of what appears to be Count Orlok, the vampire who will be played by Skarsgård (‘It – A Thing’):
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