My Goth plays two roles in Frankenstein of Guillermo del Toro and his second role has been revealed

When Guillermo del Toro’S Frankenstein has been announced and My Goth It has been confirmed as part of the cast, fans naturally thought that he would take on the role of Victor Frankenstein’s beloved, Elizabeth. But it turns out that he is also playing a second character in the film, and he is one that nobody has really seen.

According to a new report by Variety, the actress will not only play Elizabeth, but will also enter the role of Victor Frankenstein’s mother. Yes, Goth also plays the woman Victor loves and the woman who raised him.

The psychological layers of that choice of casting alone are wild and second Oscar Isaacwho interprets Victor, that complexity was very intentional.

“Guillermo would always be as,” he wants that lecita “. When everything goes wrong, he only wants that mother’s milk.

Yes, it will become strange. The double role of mother and lover is adding a completely different thematic layer, which is destined to unleash many discussions.

Speaking of Del Toro’s vision, Goth said:

“I think people will worship how epic it is, and the scope of it is such a party. But I think they will also be incredibly moved and perhaps surprised by how much heart has gone in this. It is a project for a lifetime for Guillermo.”

Del Toro dreamed of doing Frankenstein For decades and when the film was officially confirmed, he said:

“It is a film that I wanted to make for 50 years since I saw the first Frankenstein. I had an epiphany, and it is basically a film that required a lot of growth and many tools that I could not have made 10 years ago. Now I am quite courageous or crazy or something like that, and we will face it.”

Frankenstein He will make his world premiere at the Venice Film Festival on August 30th. Subsequently, Netflix will launch the film with a three -week theatrical race limited from October 17th, before hitting the streaming service on November 7th.

The cast includes Jacob Elordi As a monster, Felix Kammerer, Lars Mikkelsen, David BradleyAND Cristiano Convery.

Del Toro admired Mary Shelley’s novel and even honored in his Bafta acceptance speech of 2018 for The shape of the watersaying:

“The most important figure of the English legacy is, incredibly, for me, a teenager named Mary Shelley, and has remained an important figure in my life as if it were a family. And so many times in which I want to surrender, when I give up, when people tell me that dreaming of the films and stories are impossible, I think of her.”

With that level of reverence and power of creative fire behind it, Frankenstein He promises to be something obsessed, sincere and absolutely unique.

Are you ready for the taking of Del Toro on the classic history of monsters?