Tim Burton

Tim Burton
By:Colin Odell,Michelle Le Blanc
Published on 2005 by No Exit Press

This is the new and fully revised edition of this essential guide to one of Hollywood's most respected contemporary directors whose new film Charlie and the Chocolate Factory is scheduled for release in summer 2005. All the films Burton has made - Beetlejuice, Batman, Edward Scissorhands, Ed Wood - are examined, providing an insight into this cinematic artist whose films are financially successful and critically acclaimed.

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