Showing posts with label SHERLOCK HOLMES VS FRANKENSTEIN. Show all posts
Showing posts with label SHERLOCK HOLMES VS FRANKENSTEIN. Show all posts
July 27, 2015
Sherlock/Frankenstein Crowdsourced
Long time coming, Gautier Cazenave’s ambitious SHERLOCK
HOLMES VS FRANKENSTEIN film has taken a big step forward after a very
successful Indiegogo crowdsourcing
operation. In June, the project scored an auspicious 117% of its initial 20,000
Euro goal, making an extended funding campaign possible. The new target is
40,000 Euros by August 31.
SHERLOCK HOLMES VS FRANKENSTEIN is a classic, old school
gothic thriller. The Indiegogo site has
a test teaser trailer, info on locations and props, and introductions to cast
members, led by Shane Briant, reprising his role as Simon Helder, last seen
assisting Peter Cushing In Hammer’s FRANKENSTEIN AND THE MONSTER FORM HELL
(1974). The Monster will be played by seven foot three actor John Lebar,
recently the super-sized Ghost Engineer in Ridley Scott’s PROMETHEUS (2012).
Indiegogo page.
Project Blog.
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May 18, 2012
Sherlock Holmes vs Frankenstein
The Great Detective and Dr. Watson are called to Darmstadt,
Germany, to investigate a curious case of purloined corpses and strange
goings-on at Castle Frankenstein. That's the springboard for Sherlock Holmes vs
Frankenstein, currently in pre-production
from director Gautier Cazenave’s Marteau Films of France, in collaboration with
the UK-based Parkland Pictures. The film shoots later this year.
In an inspired bit of casting, Shane Briant, once Peter
Cushing’s assistant in Frankenstein and the Monster from Hell (1974), Hammer’s last Frankenstein film, will return
to the saga as the Burgomeister. Also appearing is actor Clement von
Franckenstein — the real Baron
Frankenstein — cast as… Baron Frankenstein!
The atmospheric poster was created by Gil Jouin who collaborated for over 15 years with his father, Michel
Jouin, famous for his film poster work on the French release of such titles as Return
of the Jedi and Indiana Jones and
the Temple of Doom. Gil Jouin’s solo work
has also been celebrated, winning the Best Film Poster Cesar — the French Oscar
— for the film Cinema Paradiso in
1990.
We’ll report back on Sherlock Holmes vs Frankenstein as the project evolves.
Labels: News, SHERLOCK HOLMES VS FRANKENSTEIN
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