Guillermo del Toro's second trailer for Frankenstein decreased (see above). While The first trailer focused more on D -Viktor Frankenstein (Oscar Isaac)This is turning to its creation (OBEKOB ELORS), which tells the promo.

"My creator has told his story and will tell my own," the creature says with a deep and trembling voice. "If I haven't been given a Loveub, then I will deal with anger."

The promotional material for the film retained the creature in the shade, the face and features hidden under the hood and ragged robe. Why, maybe you ask, is it worth being mysterious about such a famous story? This monster of Frankenstein no Set a classic look to Boris Carloff, eg. There are no metal rods glued from the neck.

In Mary Shelley's original novel, the creature is intelligent and articulated being; Del Toro respects that characterization, as well as how Shelley's prose suggests that the creature appears. This new trailer ends with the creature pulling the mask, but the face is still barely visible under deep shade. Impatients should not care, because, because Fun weekly Share a photo with a stamp, giving the creature closely. (See below for the whole picture.)

Elordi, who was a late replacement for Andrew GarfieldIt looks extremely unrecognizable. His performance was also praised As the best part of the film, so he clearly did not allow make -up to prevent him.

In Frankenstein, after Victor brought the creature to life, and then flees his apartment, he describes the unusual look of his creation and his disappointment.

"I chose its features as beautiful. Beautiful! Big God! His yellow skin barely covers the work of muscles and arteries under his hair; his hair was lush black, and flowed; his teeth with pearl whiteness; but these luxury formed only more frightening with his water, as they were, as they were,

Not every detail is presented in the film, but the general impression is the same. The flowing black hair is visible in the creature hood. The gray skin of the creature fails to cover half of the face and much of the torso. However, the other side of his face shows the intention of beauty. The skin tone of the creature makes it look not only spiritual, but as a cracked marble statue (and even Luke Goss, Elf Prince Nuada of "Helboy II: Golden Army" by Del Toro).

Compare that with The previous direct adaptation of Kenneth Branag of the novel "Frankenstein" to Shelley, where the creature (Robert de Niro) had a skin toned with skin, but a face stretched out with sewing, scars and bald head.

The trailer shows the inhumane force of the creature; He cuts off more shotguns and a self -driving rocks captured in the Arctic ice. However, the sad parts of the story of the creature that will recognize the fans of the book, such as his unsuccessful friendship with the blind man (David Bradley), are also teasing. In Frankenstein, Del Toro was distorted by Dr. Frankenstein from only in the head in a more active malicious man. As the design of the creature shows, the director was able to find more beauty hidden in the character, many call it a monster.

Frankenstein will begin with a limited theater edition on October 17, 2025, before debuting on Netflix on November 7.