[ SECRET POST #4334 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4334 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Thanks for turning my comment into a secret, OP!

[(Anonymous)]

Ooh, yeah, he'd be brilliant with the aesthetic. Esp. if he went with the book!verse...

We can dream.

[(Anonymous)]

I'm not in the Phandom much so I really can't comment, but I think a del Toro POTO adaption would be great.

However, I'm much more potentially interested in and excited for two other literary adaptions that he is hoping to one day make: Pinocchio and Frankenstein. Especially the latter, since an adaption that is both faithful to the book and entertaining doesn't really exist.

I want to see the well-spoken, intelligent Byronic hero version of the monster that we get in the book, even though I will always have a soft spot for the Karloff films--literary accuracy be damned.

That being said, can we agree that we don't need another Dracula for awhile?

[(Anonymous)]

OP here—I doubt you’ll see this but I would be totally onboard with a del Toro Frankenstein (I love the original book and also there’s a fanmade PotO/Frankenstein comic out there that’s actually kind of cool) and avoid Pinocchio like the plague (any version of Pinocchio. Brrr.). I don’t mind the endless parade of Dracula adaptations so much though.