Bride of Frankenstein
Burger will write the script with writing partner Dirk Wittenborn.
James Whale's original Bride of Frankenstein starred Boris Karloff as the monster and Elsa Lanchester as the infamous bride, and continued the story that began with 1931's Frankenstein.
No production date has been set.
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Illuminati
no one will watch this.
3 years agoby @illuminatiFlag
ed_wood
If they're gonna do it they should use Bonham Carter. She's a great choice.
3 years agoby @ed-woodFlag
Drewski37
hmmmm...tim burton as director....YEP! i can see that.
3 years agoby @drewski37Flag
ShadowfoxSC
I agree with Helen and thenewk2 i agree with u I bet thats whats hollywood is doing now. Whats next a jaws prequel or remake, maybe a remake of dracula damn.
3 years agoby @shadowscFlag
PypeBomb
FAIL
3 years agoby @pypebombFlag
T.Clark
Del Toro is remaking Frankenstein.
We're not gonna see this film for a while, don't worry.
3 years agoby @insertusernamehereFlag
DEZZMOND
Oh, yes, Helena Bonham Carter would be just superb in this remake.
3 years agoby @dezzmondFlag
Raoul Duke
Helena Carter or Tilda Swinton for the bride would be cool. These remakes are inevitable, and I just don't have the energy right now to complain about this. Those are my two picks if this really happens.
3 years agoby @raoulduke33Flag
thenewk2
The Bride is one of the best of the classic Universal Monster films...and probably Whale's best picture. I'm not opposed to a "remake" but I don't know how they'll do it with out remaking Frankenstein first. The Bride only appears for a few short minutes at the end of the film. The first 3/4 of the film is about the Monster. If they re-do Frankenstein and base it on the novel, the Bride is part of the original story. As interesting as a remake could be, it's sad that creativity has dried up to the point that everything is a remake these days. Oh, and NewKill200...the Creature from the Black Lagoon was made in 1955...not the 30's...and they ARE remaking that film too.
3 years agoby @thenewk2Flag
ZanyZap
Natalie Portman sounds good, Vis.
But a remake of this film doesn't excite me at all.
3 years agoby @zanyzapFlag
YoMama
Is this how Hollywood goes "Green"? Everything is getting recycled these days. Seriously; I think that they're making these remakes out of dares now. It's probably like,"I dare you to remake Different Strokes. No, no, I dare you to remake Howard The Duck. Well I double dog dare you to remake Alf. Well I triple dog dare you to remake The Brady Bunch." Ooopps; forgot, they've already done that one; see what I mean. This has been ridiculous for a while, now it's just sad.
3 years agoby @yomamaFlag
Newkill3000
Why remake this? That character isn't even interesting. If your going to do a remake anything from the 30's, remake the creature from the Black Lagoon.
3 years agoby @newkill200Flag
happy jacket man
this is going to far.way to far.this classic should be left alone.damn it why are they doing this? damn no talented waste of space hacks.get a f*cking original idea already.
3 years agoby @bfmv238Flag
T.Clark
Instead of whining, I'm gonna throw out a candidate:
Natalie Portman
3 years agoby @insertusernamehereFlag
artkid04
Neil burger directed Ed Norton in The Illusionist
3 years agoby @artkid04Flag
artkid04
i'd rather see Guilmero del toro do a sequel to his reinvention of Frankenstein, not this sh*t. and who the hell is Neil Burger anyways, they heir a new comer just so that they can remake another classic. think of something more original *ssholes
3 years agoby @artkid04Flag
soylent green Lantern
Somebody is going to die.
3 years agoby @soylentgreenmonkeyFlag