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Tim Burton on His Life and Movies Coming Full Circle with 'Frankenweenie'
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- Опубликовано: 17 фев 2013
- THR 's awards analyst Scott Feinberg sits down with Oscar nominated filmmaker Tim Burton. 'Frankenweenie' is Tim's second Oscar nomination for Best Animated Feature Film.
Tim Burton seems so nice and friendly and down to earth.
He has such a beautiful mind. In class, we studied his techniques and I basically could teach about him. If I could have a world of my own, it would definatly be a mix of Tim Burton, Edgar Allan Poe, and Stephen King. My greatest inspiration is Tim Burton, and it would be amazing if I could meet him. And in a way, he helped me see that no one is actually different, we each just have likes and dislikes, and shouldn't be catigorized or put in groups or cliques specifically for that. If you think differently, everyone thinks your dark and Tim Burton isn't dark. He just sees beauty in things that are a bit broken, and misunderstood because they have a story to them. To me, nothing is beautiful unless it's a bit broken. Then it has value. Because it has a story to it.
Amber Bledsoe +
I agree
I had the same idea basically !! Tim Burton, Frank Miller, and a mixture of my own. I write and drew so much to the point where I thought nobody else had the same idea.
what about now?
Accurately written lady! That's it!
Tim Burton, your work is perfect in every way.
When he says that people can notice if a movie is a Tim Burton movie, I agree. But when I notice, it's not a bad thing. I love Tim Burton so much and he has his own sense of creepy, odd style that I love so much. When I saw the commercial for the 2012 Frankenweenie, I knew right away that it was a Tim Burton film because it had the touch of darkness and extreme creativity that I have never seen anyone show except for Tim Burton. He is truly a one of a kind person.
For me at least, Coraline kind of looks like a Tim Burton movie, even if it is not. Interesting.
@@andreialexandruparfeni7129 But Henry Selick worked with Tim several times, and being stop motion used many of the same crew members.
so humble, we need more people like him in our world
+Reem Kadri He can donate more to charities.
+Stormy Molnjavichen you only think that because it's not publicized when he does..
Reem Kadri I hope so.
+Stormy Molnjavichen that makes two of us
@@globalcombattvit’s also his money plus you don’t know if he has or not
I love the fact that, as Tim Burton has matured, he definitely is a lot more articulate than he used to be. He was always interesting and a creative director, but now he seems more at ease with himself and with expressing his opinions. To my mind though, the older he gets, the more he sounds like Woody Allen :D I particularly relate to what he said about 'phases' in life...sometimes I feel I know less now than I did at fifteen.
I know what you mean. Easy to feel stagnant after so long. We don’t actually know everything at 15, we just thought we did.
Almost as if he has some sort of delay, a neurodevelopment delay? Which one of those leads to one being labelled as weird and not being able to fit in?
@@akashmakkar7187 Maybe...I have thought that Edward Scissorhands is very much a visual representation of what it is probably like to be an autistic person...Edward does not understand the social world he lives in and 'rips' through it... but all unintentionally and only with the urge to reach out and 'touch' someone in mind...so I have often thought that Burton may be very on the 'spectrum' and I believe he has expressed some thoughts on this too...but that he is not particularly bothered to have an official diagnosis at this point in his life as he has made use of his art to deal with it and engage with the world...and lucky for him, people love what he does and want to make movies with him!
Tim Burton and Helena Bonham Carter are the cutest couple ever! I love them so much!
Tim Burton, one of the greatest Directors we have.
There's nothing more to say!
Hahaha....he's got Einstein hair! And Einstein had a thing for imagination...and Tim Burton is VERY imaginative.
“Imagination is more important than knowledge. For knowledge is limited to all we now know and understand, while imagination embraces the entire world, and all there ever will be to know and understand.” ~ Albert Einstein
Vox Populi adding on that, he's actually the same enneagram type as Einstein, so he should have a similar personality. If you know what enneagram is.
Danny Elfman wrote in an early Oingo Boingo song “I might’ve been an Einstein”
He looks more like Einstein as he ages
He looks ke a perfect mix of Einstein and Nick Cage.
Say what you will about his movies, but I really, really like Tim Burton as a person and an artist. There's no ego with him whatsoever, he "gets" the twisted logic of show business and Hollywood and I feel like that's why he he's been able to stick around for as long as he has and make the kind of films he's made. And while I'm not crazy about some of his newer stuff, he's very good at making things that, for better or worse, nobody asked for.
He's a open book. Great guy.
Honestly, I thought he was just one of those incredibly creative weirdos... Instead, I'm amazed at his wisdom and humility... such a beautiful mind and take on life!
what a pure genius ! Using his talent with such a generosity and awesomeness!
I can see him going down in history as a great artist.
i'd love to see a Tim Burton remake of ''THE WITCHES''
I'd love to see him remake "The Addams Family."
nerdsman567 The Addams Family is such a classic~ besides it was already remade? But yes I agree I would love to see Tim's twist~
it could work due to his natural goth-like art style.
So would I, Ken my man.
Illumination Entertainment and Tim actually were going to remake Addams at one point.
-S.
Robert Zemeckis is slated to direct.
Love Tim Burton. Fellow INFP!
Same...
Is he infp or enfp 🤔
@@amna0alhawaj I would say he is more infp cause of how he likes his alone time as he says where he stayed in a room with his mind and thoughts and ideas for drawing
Danny Elfman is also an NFP
Two of my four year old brother's favorite movies are The Corpse Bride and The Nightmare Before Christmas. He watches a lot of Tim Burton's movies because he's my favorite director. He idolizes Jack Skellington. He gets into trouble at preschool a lot for talking about it. My grandparents think that the movies are giving him nightmares or are going to give him nightmares. But if you look at him while he watches any Tim Burton movie it absolutely captivates him. I love that Tim Burton's movies can interest people of all age groups.
Although I admire Tim's works, here I 'd like to say some good words addressing Scott - always good at taking interviews - always nicely prepared, good questions, not formal 'dry' style of interviews, really interested in the subject
Love his humility. Gifted filmmaker.
The interviewer did an amazing job honestly
Such a amazing talented man right here. Can’t remember a bad Burton film growing up as a kid, everything from Pee Wee to Corpse Bride... His work along with Danny Elfman’s music has always been so brilliant...
I grew up with frankenweenie. Tim burton is maybe the only reason I wanna become a movie director.
Hes an huge inspiration for me and probaly other people in this world.
I adore Tim Burton.....he's my genius!
Someone should make a movie about Tim.
This man is just genius on legs! My inspiration! My favourite celebrity!
His hair is like his characters
Frankenweenie scared me to the core as a kid. And I didn’t even watch it. Still gives me the Heebie jeebies
Me too. When I was a kid I loved Tim Burton movies, and I still do. His movies were some of the only ones I would watch.
How hasn't Nick Cage played Tim Burton in a movie before?
Sweeney Todd, I'd always loved it in the various productions, excited and concerned when I heard it was to be a movie Until I heard who was going to be in it and who was going to direct. I am very pleased how it turned out. Just beautiful.
His mind is so beautiful
Watching this 5 years later & I love how Scott Feinberg brought up Dumbo & now Tim Burton is releasing his own version of Dumbo in 2019
Tim Burton is such an inspiration to me~ I've really started to develop an interesting style of art to which people say it reminds them of Burton's style?
Iain McManus Nice drawings your style is quite Burtonesque
Iain McManus could you also check out mine? Maybe?? instagram.com/sweetcandymist/
A unique and beautiful legend,
We are lucky to have his films in our world x
It took me 10 minutes to see that Tim was wearing a brace, sling thing on his arm. It blended in with his outfit!
I only noticed after reading your comment hahahaha
@@LivingDeadGoth89 same. Hahahaha I didn't even notice until I read the comment. Lol
Wasnt a fan of any of his work until i started watching his interviews. What an incredibly likable guy. Now i love his films knowing the man
Tim, people’s contradicted reactions to your movies means you have reached people globally with your work and have every reaction you can receive from humanity. It’s very impressive and don’t see it as daunting pal.
from 10:00 to 12:00 Tim is like 'man, I never understood a fuck about how my movies are considered, it's a fucking mess'
it's unfortunate they couldn't find a better interviewer for this.
Great interview! My only little critique is that the lighting in the interview could for sure use some improvement.... it's so natural like daylight on one side and then all yellowy on the other..
watched this last night. Loved it !!
I‘ve always been a big fan of Tim Burton.
I got the VHS of nightmare before Christmas for my 7th Christmas and watched it twice a day for 2 weeks. I think I saw Batman at the same age or earlier, didn’t traumatized me at all.
i don’t think it traumatized anyone
I love all of Tim Burton's movies!
he need so much more recognition
I love tim burton he's so great
I'm pretty sure a lot of people agree that Tim Burton's Batman was the best Batman movie ever made.... And the funny thing about it is that the new Batman that just came out to me had a lot of elements of timberton's movie... And look at the great reviews it got....
My greatest inspiration . I always felt like a misfit and have found comfort in chaos because of this man .
Combs: exist
Tim Burton: we don't do that here
He's so brilliant. Favorite film maker!
Happy birthday Tim burton
Great questions !! Admire Tim so much 🙌🏼
This is great! Tim is a genius and has never came across to me as scary. When I was a kid his movies always made me laugh and happy! I can't wait to see what he does next! He is just so inspirational!
Ahhhh I wanna meet Tim burton soooo bad
love tim burton!
Very detailed interview
Love him he's amazing
If Tim hadn't created the movies and things he did my inspiration for art my art as well as some of who i am would not be the way it is today at half his age :) Love him and all his works!
*YOU KNOW*
I love this guy! 😂❤️
We stan supportive teachers
Edward scissorhands scared the shit out of me as a kid
1:21 so humble
I wonder what was Tims first thought🤯 when the interviewer😔 asked him that cliche question....🤘
Tim Burton, you are awesome!
My grandpa hired him to draw a movie for him i am not lying this is true all of that was in dallas texas i live there
If Oz: The Great and Powerful didn't already happen, I would've liked to see Burton make an Oz remake that was a non-musical and was more of a action-adventure epic with a dash of spookiness and suspense. Just think of a Pirates of the Carribean meets Alice in Wonderland type of Oz. I could see Johnny Depp as the Scarecrow, Robert Downey Jr. as the Tin man and John C. Reilly as the Lion and maybe Hailee Steinfield, Chloe Grace Moretz or Elle Fanning as Dorothy. I think that would be Great!
he did try and make a Oz tv show
He's the best
TIM BURTON IS MY FAVORITE IDGAF
I just realized how ironic it is that they would fire him around the time of Black Cauldron.
Tim is not a bad Director. Far from it. His earlier films are absolutely amazing. I think he's just lost his touch recently and needs to go back to his roots. I hope Dumbo does well.
Dumbo was not a very good remake it lacked heart and substance but I still love Tim Burton movies and Im still a huge fan of Burton
I would think that the most important thing for the director would be his art and how his movie makes an audience feel.
I think the most important thing for the studio is money 💰
Ah, Tim Burton. Where everything is either too colorful or not colorful enough. Gotta love him =)
Tim Burton is a Virgo
Oh noo..worst sight ever
Tim Burtons style is so definitive and unique that I believe that there will never be anything replacing it in the future. Or any way that it can be reinvented. From the music to his intro texts and over all attitude. It's like trying to reinvent water or air. There's no need and you just can't do it. And if I'm not mistaken Tim Burton basically invented this type of look a style in film making right? There wasn't anything like it exactly before him? It's like almost inventing the whole goth scene as we know today.
Tim did not invent German expressionism or british horror the two things that he basically has adopted for his style.
One of my favorite directors :D
Tim Burton is Ray Harryhausen
Once u can relate to Tim's work & eye to detail sometimes with no point of clear reference except pure imagination, u would know that no director since is any where even close to capable of creating a true to the comic books Batman movie that was as much a exciting treat to watch visually & narratively than the first 2 movies he made with the right actor for Bats & Wayne - Mr. Keaton. Also He just had the technical craft in him that enabled him to 'Show & not tell' but that's not the case with the recent purely pretentious Nolan movies with his annoying signature parallely setup story lines that honestly just makes every movie he made look like another Inception.. I must say that guy nolan just used the blue print of what our genius here had left there on the silver screen ages ago! CHEERIO..!
his cute lil chunky cheeks ♡
Alyssa Gonzalez so are you
Like a lil hamster
@@anasynthetic2483he is human hamster 😂🎉
Make some movies again❤❤
Best man ever
I am inspired by him to make poems and be myself,
Should’ve been a little bit of Tim Burtons style in the Matrix 🤤
Tim Burton you are the Best!
AMAZING MAN
You and me both!
What a stud
ew
What happend to his arm?
I joined a convent ..... at the church of river phoenix... it's very agnostic
I wonder if Tim Burton would like to possibly collaborate with Steven Wilson in some way. His music would greatly compliment Tim Burtons films
Nick cave,steve carell and tim barton are like siblings look alike
he's probably the only living director who's got his own style, story, characters, cinematography, you know when it's a Tim Burton movie.
I think there are a few others. Wes Anderson for example
@@rockinresurrection6542 sure but a lot of it is based on the work of François Truffaut, Kubrick, definitely has his own style but he took some of his influences, guys like Bong Joon, Burton are a different dogs , a different category, Burton specially his old movies, new ones are shit.
Do you mean Oz: The Great and Powerful or a remake of the original? If he was supposed to remake the original, I wonder why he didn't make the film. I think it would've been a huge success both commercially and critically. In-fact, it probably could've turned out to be an Oscar-worthy masterpiece, if he made it right.
I still want to see superman lives
Make Beetlejuice 2 already dammit!!
Mr burton I had a dream last night and its a lot like coralines theme but a lot different to your very successful man but trust me you have to hear me out this will be one of the best animation movies yet please if you have the time sir hear me out I'm on the road to success and I want you to be a part of it thank you mr burton and please if you have the time can you please reply back the idea I have is a perfect fit for the movies you make by the way my name is garret johnson
Tim Burton acting name is Nicolas Cage
I feel like he would love Junji Ito
he awesome
Tim Burton should make a Macbeth film
Genius.
Such a brilliant creative mind yet also seems like he would be to timid to ask for extra ketchup.