Beetlejuice Beetlejuice: Last News

Tim Burton‘s long-awaited Beetlejuice sequel Beetlejuice Beetlejuice is coming to streaming very soon – find out when below.Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, which premiered in cinemas in early September a whopping 36 years after the release of its original, has finally been confirmed to hit streaming services this December, exclusively on Max.Per a Deadline report, Beetlejuice Beetlejuice will land on Max on December 6, and will premiere on linear HBO broadcast the following night.Beetlejuice Beetlejuice sees Tim Burton reunite with Michael Keaton, Winona Ryder and Catherine O’Hara, but this time also stars Wednesday star Jenna Ortega. The sequel follows three generations of the Deetz family as they return to Winter River, as Lydia’s (Ryder) daughter Astrid (Ortega) accidentally opens up the portal to the Afterlife.In October, Deadline also reported that Beetlejuice Beetlejuice became Tim Burton’s second-highest grossing film at the US box office, earning $251.435million.

Tim Burton has opened up about his feelings towards using the internet ahead of the opening of a new exhibition in London.Speaking to BBC News to promote the launch of a new career retrospective, Burton said that “anybody who knows me knows I’m a bit of a technophobe.“If I look at the internet, I found that I got quite depressed. It scared me because I started to go down a dark hole.

Beetlejuice Beetlejuice is now being used for spooky Halloween experiences through Airbnb.Located in New Jersey, Delia Deetz’s house is open for experiences between October 23 and November 4 and promises to bring guests tricks and treats for Halloween – though arguably more of the former. The experience, which lasts three hours, also includes an art class and photo op.

Jenna Ortega has revealed who her “dream character” would be to play from history.Speaking during an interview with fellow Beetlejuice Beetlejuice star Catherine O’Hara in which they were asked to name their four favourite films, the Wednesday star shortlisted The Passion Of Joan Of Arc as one of them.The silent film, which was made in 1928, was directed by Carl Theodor Dreyer.“An actress that I love and it’s something that I’ve talked with Tim [Burton] a lot, The Passion Of Joan Of Arc, the Dreyer film,” Ortega said.“Renée Falconetti’s performance in that is absolutely insane. I feel like a dream character for me would be Joan Of Arc.”The other films she listed were French crime drama La Haine, Stanley Kubrick’s Barry Lyndon and the neo-Western road film Paris Texas, which starred late Alien actor Harry Dean Stanton.Meanwhile, Ortega and O’Hara also recently opened up about Beetlejuice Beetlejuice‘s big dance scene at the end featuring their characters Astrid and Delia.Opening up to NME about devising the moment, O’Hara explained that their moves were created by themselves, with the help of a choreographer.“You were the inspiration behind the performance art aspect of it,” Ortega then said of her co-star.

Beetlejuice Beetlejuice stars Jenna Ortega and Catherine O’Hara have opened up about the film’s big dance scene.The sequel to the 1988 film has just hit cinemas, and features a big song and dance scene at the end featuring their characters Astrid and Delia.Opening up to NME about devising the moment, O’Hara explained that their moves were created by themselves, with the help of a choreographer.“You were the inspiration behind the performance art aspect of it,” Ortega then said of her co-star. “I think it read on the page as a proper dance, and you sparked an idea.”O’Hara elaborated: “I wanted the more… illogical to my mind… dance moves that kind of mean nothing in all modern… not all modern dance, modern dance is amazing.”“We were in a tent right off set and we were like, ‘Oh it’s funny when you do that,'” Ortega recalled, O’Hara adding that her fellow star “laid down on the floor and did” a dramatic pose, and they “went for it”.Beetlejuice Beetlejuice follows three generations of the Deetz family as they return to Winter River, as Lydia’s (Winona Ryder) daughter Astrid accidentally opens up the portal to the Afterlife.It also sees the return of Michael Keaton as Betelgeuse, while Justin Theroux, Monica Bellucci and Willem Dafoe join the ensemble alongside Ortega.In NME‘s four-star review of Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, we said the film is held together by director Tim Burton’s “wicked imagination” and is “filled with brilliantly ridiculous moments”.“This film has its flaws, not least some unnecessary CGI sandworms that clash with the kitsch practical effects elsewhere, but its sense of fun never lets up.

Michael Keaton has revealed that he would like people to call him by his real name – however, this presents a problem as his real name is shared by another Hollywood star.The actor, whose new film Beetlejuice Beetlejuice arrives in cinemas tomorrow (September 6), told People that he’d like to be known by his real name professionally – which is Michael Douglas, the same as the star of Fatal Attraction and Wall Street.Despite the confusion sharing a name with another A-lister may cause, he’s said there is a solution that he thinks could work – being known instead as Michael Keaton Douglas.He told People, “I said, ‘Hey, just as a warning, my credit is going to be Michael Keaton Douglas,'” about his work on the film Knox Goes Away, which he recently directed. He added: “It totally got away from me.

Winona Ryder and Keanu Reeves still call each other husband and wife in text messages years after they were married by real priests in Francis Ford Coppola’s Dracula.The two actors played Jonathan and Mina Harker in the 1992 horror film and previously Ryder made similar comments while promoting Destination Wedding with the John Wick actor.“We actually got married in Dracula,” she told said at the time. “No, I swear to god I think we’re married in real life.”“In that scene, Francis [Ford Coppola] used a real Romanian priest,” she added.

Winona Ryder has said some young people aren’t interested in movies because of the length of them.The actor, who is starring in Tim Burton’s upcoming Beetlejuice sequel Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, opened up in a recent interview with the Los Angeles Times about how some young people are immediately put off by the length of movies.She explained: “I don’t mean to sound so hopeless,” she added to the magazine. “There are a few that are just not interested in movies.

Jenna Ortega has spoken out again about rumours claiming she was dating Johnny Depp.Last year, the Wednesday star shot down the rumours which started circulating when celebrity gossip account Deuxmoi claimed Depp and Ortega were reportedly seen together, possibly working on Tim Burton‘s Beetlejuice sequel.“This is so ridiculous I can’t even laugh,” she wrote at the time. “I have never met or worked with Johnny Depp in my life.

Jenna Ortega has revealed that she quit using Twitter/X after coming across AI-generated sexually explicit images of herself as a teenager.Speaking to The New York Times, the Wednesday actress said that she was told to make an account on the social media platform to build her image early on in her career. But, after coming across the “absurd images and photos”, she deleted her account two years ago.“I hate AI,” she said. “I mean, here’s the thing: AI could be used for incredible things.

Tim Burton has revealed that he considered retiring before Netflix‘s Wednesday reignited his career.Speaking to Variety, the director said that after the release of Dumbo in 2019, he was unsure if he’d continue making films: “I really didn’t know. I thought that could have been it, really.

It’s showtime again, baby. On September 5, Warner Bros.