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After years of development, the stop-motion film is finally getting released.
Now, we finally get a glimpse of what he’s been working on all this time.
Guillermo del Toro poses with a ‘Pinocchio’ puppet for his stop-motion animated Netflix movie.mandraketheblack.de/NETFLIX
The streamer also revealed that the film is coming to the platform this December.
“I want to tell you a story,” McGregor’s Cricket says in the teaser trailer.
“It’s a story you may think you know but you don’t, not really.
You see, I, Sebastian J. Cricket, was there.
In fact, I lived actually lived in the heart of the wooden boy.”
Cate Blanchettrecentlyrevealedthat she’s voicing the part of Sprezzatura, the monkey.
(“I just make monkey noises for two hours,” she said.)
Del Toro, who recently releasedNightmare Alley, will co-direct withFantastic Mr. Foxanimation director Mark Gustafson.
Composer Alexandre Desplat (The Shape of Water,The Grand Budapest Hotel) wrote the music.
Ina 2012 interview with EW, del Toro compared the classic story ofPinocchiotoFrankenstein.
“And they are both journeys of understanding, and journeys of evolution of the spirit.”
Suffice it to say, it’s been a long time coming.
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