Jacob Elordi’s “Frankenstein” body, as described by Guillermo del Toro

When Guillermo del Toro Frankenstein Trime of theaters and Netflix later this year, people will ensure all kinds of reasons. Fans of the genre will be delighted to see Del Toro’s point of view on the classic tale. Del Toro fans will want to see what he brought to this story, he dreamed of doing all his life. And some, yes, will look at just to see Jacob Elordi as an animated corpse.

Trailers and clips published publicly for the film have not yet revealed in detail what Elordi looks like the creation of Dr. Frankenstein (Oscar Isaac) but, speaking to Entertainment Weekly, Del Toro withdrew the metaphorical dress from his monster. When he was asked to describe the character’s appearance, the Oscar -winning director said he was “incredibly beautiful, in one way of another world”.

“It looks like a newborn and albilish creature,” he continued. “The scars are beautiful and almost aerodynamic.” And, because the creature was created from the corpses of several people, Del Toro explained that the skin is several colors. “The colors are pale but almost translucent. It looks like a newborn soul,” he said.

Del Toro does not think that people watching the film will be afraid of the appearance of the creature because the character of Dr. Frankenstein did not conceive this way. “Victor is as much an artist as his surgeon, and if he dreamed of this creature for his whole life, he will nail him,” said Del Toro. Frankenstein and Del Toro are similar this way. What they “did not want was the feeling that you saw an accident victim who was corrected (together).”

Unfortunately, the quotes do not come with a revelation of this work of art “beautiful”, “alabaster”. We assume that you will only have to wait until October 17 in the rooms, or November 7 on Netflix, to see it. And once this happens, we are sure that the Internet will be completely normal on this subject.

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