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Guillermo Del Toro really takes his stop-motion Pinocchio movie and gives it a dark twist! He doesn’t shy away from some of the disturbing undertones that Disney often omits from its fairy tales. Guillermo Del Toro has been in the process of bringing this film to life for years, so we know it has to be incredible. For this video, we’ll be getting into all of the voices behind these stellar characters. We’ve got major stars that are more notably known for their on-screen performances versus their voice acting. For example, rising star Gregory Mann who was only nine years old when accepting the role of Pinocchio, steps into the voice-acting booth for the first time. We also have Finn Wolfhard, who we all know from Netflix’s “Stranger Things,” but is no stranger to voicing animated characters. You might have also heard his voice in “The Adams Family” animated film. We’ve also got major actors like John Turturro who has been in more Spike Lee movies than any other actor! Most of these people are huge fans of Guillermo Del Toro’s work and couldn’t help but drop everything they were doing to hop on this passion project of his. Take Cate Blanchett for instance – Guillermo Del Toro found her to fit perfectly as his character of the monkey, Spazzatura, because he describes her as a ‘cheeky twelve-year-old boy.’ Did you recognize any of these big stars when you first watched the film? Let us know in the comments who your favorite character is! Subscribe: 🤍bit.ly/Subscribe-to-Things Chapters: 00:00 Intro 00:14 Gregory Mann 01:00 Finn Wolfhard 01:32 Christoph Waltz 02:00 Ewan McGregor 02:31 Cate Blanchett 03:12 Ron Perlman 03:49 David Bradley 04:52 Tilda Swinton 05:26 Tim Blake Nelson 06:15 John Turturro 06:44 Burn Gorman 07:08 Francesca Fanti 07:50 Outro Our Social Media: Facebook: 🤍🤍facebook.com/TheThingscom/ Instagram: 🤍🤍instagram.com/thethingsofficial_/ For more videos and articles visit: 🤍🤍thethings.com Written by: Ace Louzon Narrated by: Kydra Ryan Edited by: William Statzer For copyright matters please contact us at: legal🤍valnetinc.com
Give Georgy a raise! That Ciao Papa song is beautiful 🥹💕not to mention his voice just sounds so pure and innocent.
candlewick voice finn wolfhard
fun fact: david bradley voiced gepetto, david bradley also voiced merlin in the show "trollhunters". guess who made this pinocchio? guillermo del toro. who made the show i mentioned previously? (trollhunters) guillermo del toro.
😍😍😍😍TILDA😍😍😍😍
Great movie! So touching ❤😢
Here is a question why not have this version of Pinocchio filmed by Dreamworks Studio's considering Del Toro has worked for them before and the fact is Dreamworks Studio's has filmed many animated fairy tales before from Shrek to How To Train Your Dragon To Rise Of The Guardians and Meet The Croods So They Were Bound To Make Their Own Version Of Pinocchio At Some Point So Why Didn't Del-Toro Filmed His Version With Dreamworks For Old Time Sake then he could have had his own version finish sooner.
It was a fabulous movie. Telling everyone to watch it. I plan to watch it again.
Amazinggggg
You know how disappointed I was that they didn't mention Merlin in Trollhunters?!
Ron Perlman wasn't going to be left and another time he is in Guillermo's masterclass
it's very very odd to me how many things you somehow managed to get wrong here. i am absolutely certain that you did not actual watch the film before writing this. shame.
ZIINBBQHDvY&t=5m05s 5:05 no. those are two seperate characters that ARE voiced by the same actor but are very clearly different characters.
ZIINBBQHDvY&t=5m40s 5:40 "stuck in a lucid dream"? what? no actually, what??? he's in the afterlife or some kind of limbo. this is a HUGE point in the movie. you clearly did not watch the movie.
The movie was great I love how Gepeto was a actually father at the beginning and had a son he list at a young age that was so cool and unique which is why I wish Pinocchio turn into a real boy at the end.
It's a masterpiece!
The sphinx was not the blue fairy. The blue spirit was the blue fairy.
AMAZING!!!!🌟🌟🌟🌟⭐⭐⭐⭐
I cheered at the screen when I first saw the black rabbits carrying the coffin... The nods to the original story were implemented so cleverly... Even Pinocchio asking what he can do with the hammer getting the answer that he can smash stuff with it and Sebastian later getting smashed by it and smashed by several things throughout the film was kind of a nod to the original story... In the original story Pinocchio smashes the cricket to death with the hammer in the first third of the story, in case anyone didn't know
Amazing video 👌
Guillermo del Toro’s 'Pinocchio' explores one of the filmmaker’s signature tropes – a child abandoned amid a fascist regime.
The overriding theme of his cinematic vision is, after all, a love for those others would see as freaks, outcasts or misfits.His depiction of Pinocchio’s world has a satisfyingly cluttered, haphazard style, not least in the unpolished nature of Pinocchio himself, who is carved by a drunk, grieving Geppetto.
Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio is a culmination of the director’s artistic preoccupation with the abandoned and unwanted child.
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