FILM 1625: MISS PEREGRINE'S HOME
FOR PECULIAR CHILDREN
TRIVIA: Tim Burton aimed to
use as few digital effects as possible; "It was nice to shoot on location,
to be connected to a place, and geography, while having people actually
floating, as opposed to doing it all digitally".
The house where the children live,
is an actual house. It's called "Torenhof", and can be found near
Antwerp, Belgium.
Ransom Riggs' novel
was partly inspired by otherworldly vintage photographs, one of them being a
cover-shot of a levitating girl. The author collected these at flea markets,
included them in the book, and later showed them all to Tim Burton, before
filming began.
DIRECTOR_TRADEMARK(Tim Burton): [stop
motion]: The two dolls that Enoch created, are filmed with stop-motion,
something used in almost all of Tim Burton's films.
DIRECTOR CAMEO: Tim Burton: Man on
amusement park ride.
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