
The initial glimpse of a four-episode, sanctioned documentary exploring the life and work of Tim Burton has been released.
The documentary, directed by Tara Wood, 21 Years: Richard Linklater ) highlights several of the most prominent celebrities featured in Burton's body of work.
Included among them is frequent collaborator Johnny Depp ( Edward Scissorhands , Ed Wood , Alice in Wonderland ), Winona Ryder ( Edward Scissorhands , Beetlejuice and its follow-up), Helena Bonham Carter ( Charlie and the Chocolate Factory , Sweeney Todd and Burton’s former partner) and Michael Keaton ( Batman , Batman Returns ).
Frequent collaborator of Burton, composer Danny Elfman, also makes an appearance in the documentary.
“I would really enjoy exploring his mind – this realm where these characters reside,” states Ryder in the sneak peek.
Johnny Depp remarks, "He’s a filmmaker who expresses himself through visuals and ideas; he’s truly ahead of his time. There’s so much depth to him. Tim is undoubtedly genuine in his artistry."
The yet-to-be-titled series marks the first time the renowned director has backed a project centered around his own work. It will feature exclusive interviews, previously unseen art pieces, and a new stop-motion short film that has never been shown before, as stated in an official release.
Part 1 of the series was already showcased at the 2024 Tribeca Film Festival.
"Through his filmography, Tim shares his life narrative, guiding viewers on an immensely inspirational voyage across multiple decades of movie history, brimming with profound personal revelations, ardor, and challenges," according to Wood.
The initial episode of the show was previewed at the 2024 Tribeca Festival, earning significant praise from audiences.
The producers include Wood, Joe Clarke, and Jake Zortman. The executive producers are Allen Gilmer, Riki Rushing, Berge Garabedian, Robert C. McGirr, and Lorraine Lamb.
Warner Bros. Motion Picture Entertainment (WME) is managing global distribution.
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