Django Unchained and The Zero Theorem.
But it's not as though it's been a decade or whatever.
But it's not as though it's been a decade or whatever.
Big Eyes (2014)
I wouldn't put either of those two (Schultz or Leth) in a category of “normal” characters.ArmandFancypants wrote:Django Unchained and The Zero Theorem.
But it's not as though it's been a decade or whatever.
Since his Hollywood debut it seems like Waltz has been trying to collaborate with as many directors as possible, and in that process has ended up being typecasted over and over again as a slightly eccentric, unconventional or strange character. Big Eyes and hopefully, Tulip Fever, will be exceptions.
...he's playing a guy who passed himself off as the artist who was actually his wife, and then complained that he had a shoulder injury to try and get out of proving it. In a Tim Burton film.
I'm not bracing for normality here.
I'm not bracing for normality here.
And the Award for Best Production Design goes to.....
Yeah, the Academy usually honours that kind of movies in this category.BlairCo wrote:And the Award for Best Production Design goes to.....
And by this kind we mean "Tim Burton films"Panapaok wrote:Yeah, the Academy usually honours that kind of movies in this category.BlairCo wrote:And the Award for Best Production Design goes to.....
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Clayton Davis @AwardsCircuit
'Big Eyes' trailer will premiere on @EntertainmentTonight this evening. Finally seeing Amy Adams Oscar run. Via @awards_watch
