From The Disloyal Subjects of the Mad Hatter Facebook page "My, my! Look how my army has grown! We've certainly done our part to win this madness. As part of MY army you'll be the first to see exclusive content from Alice in Wonderland- but you can't be late or you'll miss out so stay tuned!" So looks like we may be getting some new content or possibly a Trailer.
Thanks to JohnnyDeppNews we have a Alice In Wonderland Scan for you which includes our first glance at the Caterpillar. You can click on the image to get a closer look at the image.
We have some news although its very vague I thought I would mention it anyway for all those All Time Low Fans. JDN has reported that the band are apparently recording a song for the upcoming soundtrack of Alice In Wonderland. As soon as they give us an update we will let you know.
Johnny Depp & Tim Burton were amoung the attendess at the Whitehouse Halloween Party Apparently Johnny Depp was dressed up as the Mad Hatter & Tim Burton was just let us say dressed up as something. It seems that this was a Disney sponsered event with characters from The Night Before Christmas. We found a pic of Tim Burton but unable to find one of Johnny Depp.
Allison Abbate producer of The Corpse Bride confirmed she'd be involved in Tim Burton's upcoming feature film version of his cult-favorite short "Frankenweenie." She also provided a few new details including that the picture will be completely in stop-motion animation.
As to whether the new incarnation will follow the original's 50's theme and be shot in black and white, Abbate hesitates a bit and replies, "Maybe. That's one of the ideas that is being put up. I think it would be really cool." Frankenweenie will begin production in early 2010 for a release conveniently around or before Halloween 2011.
For those of you who are anxiously waiting for news on Dark Shadows Abbat was asked Will he be working on a big screen adaptation of the "Dark Shadows" simultaneously? "Maybe," Abbate says laughing. "He's got to get through 'Alice [in Wonderland' first]."
And as for making the film in the popular 3D format that drove unexpected returns for Henry Selick's "Coraline" this past winter? For any industry pundit it's hard for distributor Walt Disney Studios not to push for it, but Abbate says, "That one we haven't talked about yet."
Originally a 1984 live action short that helped launched Burton's feature film directing career, "Frankenweenie" tells a sweet story about a boy who revives his favorite dead pooch a la "Frankenstein." When he introduces his recharged dog to his neighbors they freak out and after hounding him with pitchforks (just like the original source material), they and end up killing him (again) after he saves his young owner from a fire.Source:HitFix.com
We told you about Tim Burton's, career perspective which will run from Nov. 22, 2009 to Apr. 26, 2010, which is the largest show ever presented by MoMA’s film department which includes the Hollywood auteur’s filmmaker’s juvenilia and drawings on hotel stationary as well as material from his 14 films. On November 17th MoMA is holding a film benefit A Tribute to Tim Burton which boasts the presence of Johnny Depp as well as Helena Bonham Carter. The show is organized by film dept. curators Ron Magliozzi, Jenny He and Rajendra Roy, and sponsored by SyFy, the science fiction cable television channel.
Tim Burton is bringing his quirky, gothic touch to the pages of Harper's Bazaar. In a new fashion spread, he is pictured along with models posing in fashions inspired by his films like "The Nightmare Before Christmas," "Edward Scissorhands," and "Corpse Bride." In the new spread, which was shot in anticipation of his upcoming retrospective at New York's Musem of Modern Art, Burton reimagines fall fashions with a dark twist. Among the designers who have their fashions featured in the macabre-style shoot are Versace, Jean Paul Gaultier, and Oscar de la Renta.
In the spread, Burton recalls "The Nightmare Before Christmas" when he suits up in a Sandy Claws pajama outfit next to a model in a flowing red Oscar de la Renta gown.
