If you hoped you could see Guillermo del Toro's new "Frankenstein" in the cinema, good news! After only confirmed to debut on Netflix this November, Has been discovered now The film will have a limited theater course in October. Recent news about the film is not ending here.

Oscar Isaac (play Diversity Talk about some details on Del Toro's "Frankenstein", including the shelf life of the film (149 minutes), as the two are approaching their parts (Isaac plays Victor as a rock star; "I saw him much more as an artist than as a scientist," he explained) and intriguing new details about their co-st.

Earlier, it was reported that Got was playing Elizabeth Lavenza, the woman who loves Victor. Elizabeth was featured in previous films by Mae Clark (in 1931 by the Jameses Keith in 1931 "Frankenstein"), Jelena Bonham Carter (in "Frankenstein" by Kenneth Branag in 1994) and many more.

But that is not the only role of cooking in the film. She will also play Victor Motherwho dies in childhood and thus inspires her son to try and overcome death. Isaac's Frankenstein and Del Toro is not just a man so wrong in his head, he tries to play God, he also falls for a woman who looks identical to his mother. Frankenstein obviously leaves no room for subtext because he adds a new detail of Victor: He shares Homeland of homeland. Isaac explained:

"Guillermo would always be like," he (Victor) loves that Lejita. " When everything goes wrong, he just loves that milk to Mom. "

Frankenstein has always been for parenting and childbirth; Take the science fiction and get a story of a son angry at his father who rejected him (hence Del Toro comparing him with his other father/son films "Nightmare Alay" and "Pinocchio"). While Victor is obsessed with his mother, his creation is gone. Shelley wrote the book after suffering a miscarriage; As Victor, she must wish to revive the dead. In the process, she made a story that suggested that men were not strong enough to carry cargo.

Mia Cook promised Frankenstein to be "personal" and "emotional" because that is A remake of the story that made Del Toro want monsters. Emphasizing that it is not only a scientific ambition, but also the absence of his long dead mother, driving Victor's experiments definitely sounds like a way that the film will deliver that promise.

This specific double casting is a new trick for Frankenstein, but the general idea of ​​using the same actor in many parts is not.

The "Frankenstein's Bride" presented Jameseims Keith in 1935 by Elsa Lanchester as a bride with her hair. But Lancester Also He was played by Mary Shelley in a framing device, telling her husband's story (Douglas Walton) and their friend Lord Byron (Gavin Gordon). Dam Frankenstein also featured Elizabeth gets up Frankenstein's bride; SeeEe see if Del Toro's version has a similar turn in the store.

In 2011 The two actors exchanged parts as Dr. Frankenstein and the creature between exhibitions, emphasizing the Creator's kinship and created.

The cook herself also has experience playing two parts in one movie. In Ti's X, she played the last girl Maxine and Slasher Pearl (the similarity was masked by makeup of old age). Cook reproduced both roles, showing Pearl's backstation in Pearl and Maxine's future in Maxxin. I do not know if this had any influence on Del Toro, who gave the cook in two roles, but I am convinced that Goth will use the most out of its parts "Frankenstein".

Frankenstein opens in a limited theater edition on October 17, 2025 before debuting on Netflix on November 7.