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Willem Dafoe Talks 'John Carter of Mars' - The Moviefone Blog

by Elisabeth Rappe

Is getting underway at Disney. Edgar Rice Burroughs' epic series has seen a lot of stops and starts over the years, and it's still implausible that it's indeed event. But at this spike, it's still shrouded in pre-film enigma, but Ain't It Lessen Dirt wheeled a little knowledge out of Willem Dafoe about his r as Tars Tarkas, a excessive Martian warrior and preordained confederate of Carter. (Do AICN's Capone a favor and review the whole interrogate when you're done here. It's superior.) Dafoe revealed to Capone that he doesn't be familiar with much more than you or I might, but his earnestness for Tarkas and for Andrew Stanton is contagious. "I've seen a lot of the designs and things, and I've upright started to do prep occupation now. I'm doing a jolly along a fool around in New York, so I'm character of substance by that, but I'm starting doing scans and things like that, but it's current to be a actual full-on ... Well, I'm nine feet lanky with four arms, but, neutral from the scheduling, I'm flourishing to do the horseshit ... They'll use my features,...

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    • EXCLUSIVE: David & Ross Explore "John Carter: World of Mars"

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    Last week, Walt Disney Pictures debuted the first trailer for "John Carter," a 2012 dusting based on Edgar Rice Burroughs' Barsoom series of novels starring "X-Men Origins: Wolverine" and "Friday Continually Lights" actor Taylor Kitsch. Bringing new life to Burroughs' sci-fi classic, the trailer headline Kitsch as John Carter, Willem Dafoe as Tars Tarkis and Lynn Collins as Princess Dejah Thoris. But Carter's latest wend one's way to Mars extends beyond the film.

    Today, Marvel Comics announced "John Carter: World of Mars," a waggish prequel to the film by fan-favorite writer Peter David with art by his "Dark Tower" collaborator Luke Ross. In the most suitable way known for his work on Marvel's "X-Factor," David is a self-described fan of Burroughs' work, "from way back." "I still think back on being eleven years old and standing out in my back yard, staring up at the night sky, focusing on Mars and trying to transport there magically like John Carter," David told CBR Advice. "Of course, this was a difficult accomplishment to emulate since John Carter's achievement was fictional, not to mention that what I vision was the red planet Mars was more likely the red eye out of JFK. So journeying to Mars in this comic book fashion is all things considered the closest I'll actually get to the Barsoom of ERB. But it'll do."

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    How can I keep Willem Dafoe away?

    Nov 15, 2009 by stars gsa | Posted in Celebrities

    I am terrified of Willem Dafoe because he is scary. I am afraid that he will haunt me in my sleep. What can I do to keep him away from me?

    Lurk into his house while he is gone, and build an elaborate castle out of playing cards. Then, when he comes home and opens the door, the surge of wind will knock the castle down, and he will feel sad. Then he will be too depressed to haunt your sle

    | Nov 15, 2009

    Stoolie into his house while he is gone, and build an elaborate castle out of playing cards. Then, when he comes home and opens the door, the puff of wind will knock the castle down, and he will feel sad. Then he will be too depressed to haunt your sle
    Katie | Nov 15, 2009

    What were the white spots on Willem Dafoe's hand in the Antichrist while he was in the woods?

    Sep 09, 2010 by | Posted in Movies

    There's a disturbance in the Antichrist where Dafoe's character falls asleep with his hand sticking out of the window, and when he wakes up, said present is covered in these white spots, that he pulls off (causing his hand to bleed). The house is under

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    it seems obvious after you know but I agree its really baffling to tell what they are. they looked like slugs at first, or beans.

    Cloots Tokala | Sep 10, 2010

    What is the best movie with Willem Dafoe?

    Aug 06, 2010 by Arch0n | Posted in Movies

    I mentation he was great in Platoon and was wondering if there are similar movies?

    Willem Dafoe - Bookshelf


    Willem Dafoe
    108 pages     		Willem Dafoe

    Creator: Lambert M Surhone, Miriam T Timpledon, Susan F Marseken | Performing Arts - 2010-07-13
    About this book
    Record Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! William "Willem" Dafoe (born July 22, 1955) is an American sheet and stage actor, and a founding member of the experimental theatre company The Wooster Group. He is overcome known for his roles in To Live and Die in L.A., Platoon, Born on the Fourth of July, The Last Temptation of Christ, Crony of the Vampire, Finding Nemo, Mississippi Burning, Clear and Present Danger, The Boondock Saints, American Psycho, the Spider-Man films, Antichrist, Expedition 2: Cruise Control and xXx: State of the Union.
    Jet
    64 pages     		Jet

    1988-03-28
    ;t ^^^^^"PlSBWP^i Gregory Hines and Willem Dafoe illustrious as military cops hunting a murderer of Vietnamese prostitutes in action thriller, Off Limits. ...
    About this book
    The weekly provenance of African American political and entertainment news.
    The Wooster Group and its traditions
    290 pages     		The Wooster Group and its traditions

    Creator: Johan Callens | Drama - 2004
    Work and Vision Revisited Two Conversations with Willem Dafoe (1984/2002) Philip AUSLANDER Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta In the latter part of ...
    Publisher: Peter Lang Pub Inc
    About this book
    This is the first accumulation of critical essays to appear about the Wooster Group. Since the 1970s this groundbreaking, New York-based conduct company has led the way in crystallizing the conditions of contemporary stage practice at the intersection of several cultural and artistic traditions. As demonstrated by the assembled critics, each of them an scholar in the field, these traditions extend into the past as well as into the future, through the Wooster Group's impact on the latest age of performance artists. The company's consequent institutionalization is posited and challenged in the essays constituting Part I of the chrestomathy. Part II tackles the work-in-progress, mapping its idiomatic stage vocabulary and providing case studies, ranging from Genuine Dell's The Temptation of St. Antony to To You, The Birdie! (Phedre). Part III presents productions by kindred artists such as Elevator Patch up Service, the Builders Association, Cannon Company, and Richard Maxwell. Lavishly...

    Willem Dafoe - News


    Dafoe likes 'pure, personal cinema' of 'A Woman'
    The Associated Press - Sep 08, 2010
    VENICE, Italy — Willem Dafoe says "A Lady-love," one of his latest projects, is the kind of "pure personal cinema" that he wants to keep on doing.

    Willem Dafoe, Talulah Riley & Others Receive a 'Transmission'
    First Showing (blog) - Aug 31, 2010
    Willem Dafoe is also in talks to be adjacent to the project as well. The fact that this sci-fi project is being shot in 3D makes it slightly more interesting than

    All's weird in Werner's wild world
    Herald Scotland - Sep 16, 2010
    All's weird in Werner's wild world When a hull is discovered in the neighbourhood, detective Hank Havenhurst (Willem Dafoe) is among those who want some answers. With David Lynch producing,