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Bill Skarsgard’s Nosferatu looks like a dead Transylvanian nobleman, and we won’t see him until the movie is released
Nosferatu as played by Bill Skarsgard in the Robert Eggers remake looks like a dead Transylvania nobleman, & we won't see him ...
‘He Was Pretty Intimidated’: Nosferatu’s Director Opens Up About Bill Skarsgård’s First Reaction To The Movie’s Intense Vampire Design
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Bill Skarsgård's Nosferatu transformation won't be revealed before release
Bill Skarsgård has teased his mysterious Nosferatu transformation, which won't be revealed until the movie's release. Robert ...
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Nosferatu first reactions are in, and critics say the Bill Skarsgård vampire movie "goes harder than any other horror film this year"
Credit: Focus Features/Universal Pictures The first reactions to Robert Eggers' upcoming vampire remake Nosferatu are in, and ...
Bill Skarsgård Had 'Weird' Dreams of Being Pennywise the Clown Stalking His Hometown After Filming It Movies
Bill Skarsgård, who transforms into a spooky vampire in 'Nosferatu,' recalls having 'strange' dreams after filming the 'It' movies. The actor described the dreams, involving Pennywise the Clown ...
Nosferatu Has Screened, And Critics Are Sinking Their Teeth Into This ‘Horrifically Brilliant’ Remake
Nosferatu surpasses the hype as Eggers delivers a wickedly sinister reimagining of the iconic legend. A deeply chilling ...
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Bill Skarsgard was 'terrified just looking at the image' of Nosferatu's Count Orlok
Bill Skarsgard was "terrified just looking at the image" of Count Orlok in 'Nosferatu'. The 34-year-old actor plays the dreaded Transylvanian vampire in the upcoming horror flick – which is a ...
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‘He Was Pretty Intimidated’: Nosferatu’s Director Opens Up About Bill Skarsgård’s First Reaction To The Movie’s Intense Vampire Design
But then when Bill [Skarsgård] first saw the bust ... For example, it was David White who found a cool way to reference the vampire’s notably pointed ears from the original 1922 Nosferatu ...