Beetlejuice Beetlejuice

[Ben]

And Willem Dafoe supposedly as a "villain". Well, I guess he is da foe…

[EricJ]

And Willem Dafoe supposedly as a "villain". Well, I guess he is da foe…

Since we have Catherine O'Hara back for no reason except...Warner, I'm assuming the Pretentious Artists return.

With Dafoe standing in for the late Glen Shadix, seeing as Dafoe already aced the pretentious-artist role in "Mr. Bean's Holiday".

[Ben]

Since we have Catherine O'Hara back for no reason except...

…she was in the first one? And is Lydia's mom? I’m guessing a glorified cameo…

[Dacey]

Burton also loves working with her.

[EricJ]

…she was in the first one?

Forgot they were related. Which, we would assume, makes Dafoe the new "dad".

[Ben]

You can assume that. But we’re gonna go the "villain" route, with him being a bio-exorcist watchdog who makes Beetlejuice's afterlife hell.

[Daniel]

Gotta have a name like the Bugnectar.

[Daniel]

Winona Ryder on set:

[Ben]

Lydia!

[Daniel]

New set photos:

[Daniel]

Sequel officially titled Beetlejuice Beetlejuice:



Someone was way ahead with the thread title!

[Ben]

They should call it Beetlejuice Beetlejuice.

Glad to have been of service!

I hope we don’t have to wait another 35 years for Beetlejuice Beetlejuice Beetlejuice!

[GeffreyDrogon]

I heard that Alec Baldwin isn't going to return after his manslaughter incident on the set of Rust. Who will replace him, or will his character be written out of the story altogether?

[Ben]

The Rust incident happened long before Beetlejuice Beetlejuice started filming, and Baldwin's character was never set for a return. Geena Davis is likewise not returning because, as she said, "ghosts never age", which is also a lot to do with the plot and how Beetlejuice comes back in the modern era. Personally, while it will be cool to see some people returning, I think it would have been good to just have Keaton show upon a new environment and circumstances, as he would have done time and time again long before he was even summoned by the Maitlands, hence his reputation.

[gaastra]