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Sinopsis
Acclaimed cult director Tim Burton brings us the successor to his hugely popular "The Nightmare Before Christmas" with this gothic romantic fantasy. In the movie, Victor finds himself caught in an unusual romantic love triangle between mortal squeeze Victoria and the undead Corpse Bride. With stunning stop-motion animation and a stellar British voice cast, including Johnny Depp, Albert Finney, Richard E Grant and Christopher Lee, this is what Burton fans have been waiting for! Discover the full story of the movie with this lavish companion book, featuring over 200 black and white and colour illustrations, storyboards, dazzling conceptual art (including Tim Burton's original character sketches), and interviews and commentary from the creative talents involved. It is an instant classic and a perfect Christmas gift!
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Críticas
Film Review Feb 2006: "Crammed with sketches, stills and artwork, this sumptuous backstage tour is well up to par for this kind of book."
Reseña del editor
Acclaimed cult director Tim Burton brings us the successor to his hugely popular "The Nightmare Before Christmas" with this gothic romantic fantasy. In the movie, Victor finds himself caught in an unusual romantic love triangle between mortal squeeze Victoria and the undead Corpse Bride. With stunning stop-motion animation and a stellar British voice cast, including Johnny Depp, Albert Finney, Richard E Grant and Christopher Lee, this is what Burton fans have been waiting for! Discover the full story of the movie with this lavish companion book, featuring over 200 black and white and colour illustrations, storyboards, dazzling conceptual art (including Tim Burton's original character sketches), and interviews and commentary from the creative talents involved. It is an instant classic and a perfect Christmas gift!
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- EditorialTitan Books Ltd
- Año de publicación2005
- ISBN 10 1845762223
- ISBN 13 9781845762223
- EncuadernaciónTapa dura
- IdiomaInglés
- Número de páginas144
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