Dark Shadows

Ouh ! Il fait peur avec ce maquillage ^^ D'un autre côté c'est un peu normal vu le genre de film ^^ . Mais je m'attendais pas vraiment à ça en fait , je sais pas pourquoi j'imaginais plus un look à la Ichabod Crane

En tout cas c'est pas trop tôt qu'on ait enfin des images !! Jusqu'à présent JD était complètement invisible ^^ .
Les décors me plaisent beaucoup .

ludi76 a écrit:

Une momie ???

Ou l'homme invisible...

La référence pourrait même être assumée connaissant la passion des deux compères pour les films de monstres des années 30

Photo en gros plan :
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/09/13/johnny-depp-in-dark-shadows-photos_n_960592.html

Merci Ludi !
Il est réellement effrayant. Je n'aimerai pas le croiser comme ça dans un bois au milieu de la nuit !!

Il est vraiment blanc. :love2:

Blanc ? Non moi je trouve que ce maquillage lui donne bonne mine !!!

Merci !

Oui, je trouve qu'il est bien comme ça, ça lui va bien.

Il est blanc comme la neige, je sais pas ce qu'il vous faut LOL

from http://burtonland.ru/viewtopic.php?id=119&p=25

!!! ;)

Citation :

Since those images of Johnny Depp as Barnabas Collins, from Tim Burton’s movie version of Dark Shadows, hit the net yesterday, there has been a very loud and widespread reaction, with the vast majority of people comparing his really pale visage first to Michael Jackson and then to the actor’s portrayal of Willy Wonka in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. Well, Entertainment Weekly writer Anthony Breznican has tweeted what he hopes will be a few words of reassurance to fans of Depp and Dark Shadows: “I’ve seen Johnny Depp as Barnabas Collins in Dark Shadows,” he writes, “and those paparazzi shots don’t look much like what we’ll see onscreen.” This, of course, is always the problem with these kind of shots – we are seeing the raw, unfinished take on the material and an incredible amount of change can happen during production.

source : Blog of Dark Shadows, 14.09.2011
http://www.blogofdarkshadows.com/2011/09/14/entertainment-weekly-writer-address-johnny-depp-as-barnabas-photos/

I am really excited about this movie!

pour tous les informations, photos et clips! :green:

Merci Phosphore!
Je suis vraiment curieuse de voir le personnage parler, bouger, de voir l'effet que ça fait!

d'après l'article d'Entertainment Weekly, les photos seraient trompeuses...

Ah bon ?? Pourquoi ça ?

C'est ce que dit le texte sans expliquer.
Mais on peut se douter qu'avec les lumières, le cadrage, le rendu sur pellicule sera différent.
De plus, là, le vampire sort à l'extérieur donc peut-être se camoufle-t-il avec du blanc ou je ne sais quoi pour se protéger...

en tout cas, perso, je préférerais que ce ne soit pas le vrai look. C'est idiot ce maquillage blanc. On dirait un masque.

On verra bien le résultat lors du film

Oui c'est vrai que je plaisantai avec ce maquillage mais en fait c'est moche ^^

on ne sait pas encore si yaura et quand une avant premiere ?

Non Lou, c'est décidement trop tôt.

ludi76 a écrit:

d'après l'article d'Entertainment Weekly, les photos seraient trompeuses...

Vous vous souvenez des premières photos que l'on avait eu du tournage de Charlie ?
Elles étaient tellement proche du look final qu'on est resté très perplexe face à l'affiche teaser.

J'étais pas fan à l'époque de Charlie, donc je ne sais pas.

La première photo du tournage que nous avions vu avait été prise sur le tournage de cette scène :




Autrement dit, lunettes (donc pas de lentilles violettes), pas de perruque et pas de dentier.
Le choc à la découverte du "vrai" costume fut assez énorme !



EDIT/
J'ai retrouvé les photos !






Comme tu peux le constater, elles étaient loin de dévoiler l'ambiance finale du film !

Waouh !! Impressionnant !! En effet Cheeky , même si on reconnaît sans aucun doute possible le personnage de JD , c'est loin de dévoiler l'ambiance finale.

Merci pour ces archives en tout cas. Ça laisse espérer un look final un peu meilleur pour JD .

C'est sur, on sait pas ce que ça donnera au finale.En tout cas, j'ai trop hate de voir Dark Shadows, j' :love2: les vampires et !

Etant donner que je n'étais pas encore inscrite sur ce forum, je doid dire que le résultat est époustoufflant. Sa fait bizzare de le voir sans la perruque

J'ai l'impression qu'on voit mieux son maquillage, non ?

Esperont que ca sois pour une scene bien precise car ça fait vraiment pas top tout ce blanc

Ouai

Je tombe par hasard sur ces mots de Christiane Kubrick à propos de Barry Lyndon et je vous les offre :

Citation :

Stanley a beaucoup travaillé sur le maquillage pour coller à la réalité de l'époque : des joues orange, du rouge à lèvres très rouge, un teint très blanc. On se demande comment les gens pouvaient avoir l'air beau avec ça sur le visage, et en effet à la lumière du jour c'est plutôt affreux. Mais éclairés par une bougie, les yeux deviennent plus brillants, les visages s'illuminent, c'est magnifique

in: Stanley Kubrick Eyes wide open, guide de l'exposition, La Cinémathèque Française, Trois couleurs numéro spécial, Paris, MK2 multimédia, 2011

Sympa cet extrait! Merci Phosphore pour ce partage!

Ahhh voilà le vrai look de Barnabas!

Citation :

Behold the real visage of Johnny Depp’s vampire from Dark Shadows!

Last week, long-range paparazzi shots of the actor wearing ghostly white makeup, large sunglasses and a pulled down fedora made fans of the original 1966-71 supernatural soap opera bristle nervously, with complaints he looked simply too strange.

Nevermind that he’s playing a 200-year-old vampire, which is strange enough.

As you can see from this cast shot, Depp’s bloodsucking pater familias Barnabas Collins actually borrows heavily from the aged-little boy look of original Dark Shadows star Jonathan Frid — not that anyone would be happy to see this guy show up as your prom date either.

Still, this official First Look may reassure those die-hard fans of the original series, memorably offbeat ABC daytime drama about a vampire whose extended family are bedeviled by ghosts, witches, and other gothic woes.

Depp, who fought for years to make this movie, is one of those fans. “I do remember, very vividly, practically sprinting home from school in the afternoon to see Jonathan Frid play Barnabas Collins,” the actor says. “Even then, at that age, I knew — this has got to be weird.”

Weird certainly sums up this particular family portrait — a shot director Tim Burton, who also obsessed over Dark Shadows as a boy, staged in the early days of production.

“I remember seeing a group photograph of the cast of the original series,” he tells EW. “For me it captured the weird Dark Shadows vibe in a single image. I had a brief window of opportunity to have our cast present at the same time, the day before principle photography began. We decided to stage a similar picture instead of rehearsing, to see if we captured the Dark Shadows feeling.”

Here’s who those family members are, one by one.

Barnabas Collins (Depp) — He was an 18th century gentleman, a businessman just before the Revolutionary War, who was transformed against his will into a vampire and buried in a tomb for two centuries. After he finally emerges, uncovered by construction workers in the year 1972, he seeks out his descendants — as well as some long-ago foes and a possible lost love.

“He’s been alive this whole time and very hungry, with no idea what’s going on outside,” says screenwriter Seth Grahame-Smith (author of Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter, which Burton is producing as a film.)

Barnabas is one vampire who is just as frightened of our times as we are of him, says producer Richard D. Zanuck: “Two-hundred years later, he’s suddenly walking into the town he saw being built and seeing girls in skirts, cars for the first time. It’s a man-out-of-time, supernatural horror story, but I put ‘horror’ in quotes.”

Despite his confusion, he’s still a ladies man. “In some sense he can be a terrifying killer; on the other hand, women have a weakness for him and he has a weakness for women,” Grahame-Smith says. “He can be a very well-mannered, well-meaning vampire most of the time, until his stomach is empty or someone challenges his beloved Collins family.”

Here’s that family, from left to right:

Dr. Julia Hoffman (Helena Bonham Carter) – From Alice in Wonderland’s Red Queen, to the cannibalistic cook Mrs. Lovett in Sweeney Todd, Burton can’t help but cast the mother of his children as a deranged person. This prim and proper psychiatrist, who has taken up residence with the Collins family to care for their troubled youngest boy, might seem to break that trend — but don’t bet on it. “Dr. Hoffman’s been there for years, working with David [the little boy in the photo] but not making any progress. He still claims he sees ghosts and talks with his dead mother,” Grahame-Smith says. “She’s crazy but brilliant. Obviously she’s an eccentric, and definitely likes a drink or two. She’s definitely a little bit off her rocker, and is a woman with a lot of secrets herself.” The writer teases: “She’ll also become interested in Barnabas in more than one way. “

Carolyn Stoddard (Chloë Moretz) — Though she played a voracious child vampire in the acclaimed (but little seen) Let Me In, Moretz is on the human side of the spectrum in Dark Shadows — though that doesn’t mean this cousin of young David Collins (and daughter of Michelle Pfeiffer’s character, seen on the far right) isn’t without her own peculiarities. “Carolyn is your typical early-1970s teenager,” Grahame-Smith says. “She likes her music and likes her magazines, and does not like anyone in her family. She likes to keep her door closed and keep to herself. She’s pretty normal, but appearances can be deceiving. I wouldn’t say there is a normal person in this photo.”

Angelique Bouchard (Eva Green) — The Bond girl from Casino Royale turns up here as the villain of the story. “Angelique is a witch who has known Barnabas since the 1700s, when they had an affair that went sour. She is the one who cursed him to be a vampire and locked him in that box,” Grahame-Smith says. “Since he has been away, Angelique has made it her life’s mission to destroy the Collins family. So when Barnabas turns up again after all these years, she’s not very happy to see him.”

David Collins (Gulliver McGrath) — Lonely, confused, and neglected by his pompous father (Jonny Lee Miller, over on the right next to Pfeiffer), David has no one to confide in except his bizarre psychiatrist — and the dead people he claims to see. Grahame-Smith describes him as “a sweet, curious, precocious little boy whose family has branded him as slightly crazy.” Then he finally gets a new caretaker to look after him …

Victoria Winters (Bella Heathcote) — This young woman arrives to become David’s new governess, only to find herself swept up in the vampire-witch melodrama. “When Barnabas meets Victoria, he’s instantly reminded of the woman he lost in the 1700s, before he was cursed to be a vampire,” Grahame-Smith says. “I wouldn’t say he falls in love with her, but there’s an instant attraction, an instant connection.” Is she the reincarnation of his doomed lover Josette du Pres? “We get the sense at the beginning she has a secret past, and that’s unraveled as it goes on,” the screenwriter says.

Mrs. Johnson (Ray Shirley) — “Poor old Mrs. Johnson …” Grahame-Smith sighs when talk turns to the old woman seated in the back behind Depp. “She is the mostly blind, mostly deaf maid, who has been with them for decades and decades. You might find her polishing a piece of silverware with a slab of baloney because she thinks it’s a polishing cloth. I don’t think she actually says anything in the entire film. She’s just sort of there.” He laughs: “Adding her was Tim’s idea.”

Willie Loomis (Jackie Earle Haley) — How awesome is it to play an actual Groundskeeper Willie? The Oscar-nominee for Little Children is a slightly more competent servant than Mrs. Johnson, but that’s not saying much. “He’s the guy who takes out the trash, mows the lawns, and fixes the cars, except he’s usually so drunk and so disinterested that he doesn’t take his job seriously anymore,” Grahame-Smith says. “The lawn is overgrown, the house has fallen into disrepair, and all the cars are on cinder blocks. His heart’s definitely not in the job anymore.”

Roger Collins (Jonny Lee Miller) — This scion of the once-great Collins family is one of the main reasons the aristocratic clan has fallen into such disgrace. “He’s a creepy, self-centered guy who likes to order Willie around, likes to pretend the family is still on top of his game,” Grahame-Smith says. Not only is he a bad father to David, but he is a poor manager of whatever meager wealth the family retains. “When Barnabas shows up and has some very specific ideas about how to make things right, he’s obviously going to bump heads with Roger Collins.”

Elizabeth Collins Stoddard (Michelle Pfeiffer) — The mother of Carolyn Stoddard, and mother-figure to David, she’s the one adult member of the Collins clan who is at least slightly competent. “Elizabeth is the rock of the family. She’s the matriarch,” Grahame-Smith says. “She’s the keeper of the Collins history, and a fierce protector of what remains of her family. She’s the one that insists on the best care for the children, even though money isn’t what it used to be. She’s a very strong woman who unfortunately has been dealt a very difficult deck.” With a witch perpetually trying to destroy her, and a long lost vampire relative turning up to reclaim control, “there’s just too much for her to handle,” Grahame-Smith says.

When the movie opens May 11, we’ll see how she holds up.

http://insidemovies.ew.com/2011/09/22/john...hadows-vampire/

Super!

Aah merci Mim!E !!

En plus, il a des oreilles décollées !!!

Pas très sexy comme vampire !

Ils lui ont mis un faux nez héhé
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c'est vrai que pas très sexy mdr

Disons que c'est pas son coté sexy qui va émerger. lol
Sinon, vraiment géniale la photo! Mon personnage préféré est Michelle Pfeiffer. et OMG les cheveux d'Helena!!!
J'ai trop hate de voir ce film!

Trop hâte de voir le film !

JD a semble-t-il obtenu ce qu'il demandait à Burton depuis Sleepy Hollow : de fausses oreilles et un faux nez !

Je suis très emballée par la photo, vraiment !

Je vois pas le faux nez.

c'est flagrant pour moi en tout cas! Ce nez pas le nez du Johnny!

Ils ont dû lui mettre quelque chose sur les ongles également car ils étaient très abîmés (et les doigts emp.....lol sans doute de la rétention d'eau) sur les dernières photos:

Heureusement que vous me dites que c'est Johnny sur la photo, je ne le reconnais pas du tout ! Il est tout maigrichon, non ? (ou alors c'est sa cape qui donne cette impression?!)

La coiffure et le maquillage d'Helena (surtout au niveau des paupières) me font penser à ce qu'elle a pu porter dans 'Alice' !

Cheeky a écrit:

JD a semble-t-il obtenu ce qu'il demandait à Burton depuis Sleepy Hollow : de fausses oreilles et un faux nez !

Je suis très emballée par la photo, vraiment !

J'ai pensé exactement la même chose! De faux doigts ou ongles crochus aussi, on dirait
Merci Mim!e pour l'article et la photo

Waow ! je me tâte d'avoir une petite bande annonce maintenant *__*

La photographie est vraiment magnifique :D

La photo est tellement floue dans sa version agrandie que je ne vois pas très bien tout ça.