I got the Blu-Ray earlier this week and totally agree that it was such a lovely movie. I adore Guillermo Del Toro so much. He's so gosh darn delightful.
John's scenes were extremely brief. He plays the theatre owner. His first scene is near the beginning when he encourages Eliza to bring a friend to a screening. His is hair snow white so it's hard to tell that it's him. I only recognized him because of his voice and I had the luxury of rewinding it a bit to confirm. His second scene is when he pounds on Eliza's front door because all the water from her rendezvous with the creature was seeping into the theatre downstairs. Oh, that beautiful theatre! The Elgin is stunning.
I was so happy that Nigel's scene were fairly significant. This past awards season I've become such an admirer of Michael Stuhlbarg's work that I was pleased to see that all of Nigel's scenes were with him. Also, Nigel is looking sooo good. He's so dashing.
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John's scenes were extremely brief. He plays the theatre owner. His first scene is near the beginning when he encourages Eliza to bring a friend to a screening. His is hair snow white so it's hard to tell that it's him. I only recognized him because of his voice and I had the luxury of rewinding it a bit to confirm. His second scene is when he pounds on Eliza's front door because all the water from her rendezvous with the creature was seeping into the theatre downstairs. Oh, that beautiful theatre! The Elgin is stunning.
I was so happy that Nigel's scene were fairly significant. This past awards season I've become such an admirer of Michael Stuhlbarg's work that I was pleased to see that all of Nigel's scenes were with him. Also, Nigel is looking sooo good. He's so dashing.