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two designs i think

one was a much lucid mall

tribal

more piercings in the

more kind of

african inspired in hawaii

but i think i think life is always coming back to this

this

precise mean

control gridiron

said it was an aunt that the design stage we were just doing designs

i didn't take him long to climb

collaborative process way we were just kicking around

designs with him is such a

photo sort of creativity cuz he was so

who sang magnanimous with his genius genius

gundam

and then we

once we go up to

look at understand what the designs were

somehow we got allocated cuz i was young on the table

i did a drawing of a female cenobite

and it's early stages of a sponsoring streak

anne klein made some suggestions about bringing the spine down in and

and i've done the wound on the night in the opening up that wounds in the rain

regina once we knew what we were doing we go allocated and then we will see

self on this process of doing the pathetic

drawing

evite loosely

i think by clive e90

truconnect apetito pinellas going to look like

just a big black-and-white scamp

i want this to pay for not having it in house and then jeff woodstock sculpting it

dog has incredibly hard color

are there any shots to the bank

the color that got into three fish hook

little red biting the back of his head

the sculpted fly so cools down so he couldn't do that

it's like, uncle cadence. mom where the thing is that he said he couldn't tell his head so i can

forced into this with rigidity

for the whole roll

i'm about to parsley what makes

character

it was just a question of putting them all cuz like a balaclava

and i took around the face to do that

make sure everything was in place and and and

whittle is at my coaching trying to make them as comfortable

paramount

gory and disgusting

was paramount

the first

time

we would like to conversate

the crew didn't know that nick and i were blind

i'm so

we were late onset and

the first assistant director came up and said

say okay we need you to get a discover here

until

need of a head pic.

Do that move then i was going

nick and i are

grace and doug the exact total the two of us were going

in the wrong direction

set need to do anything we've been so stupid cuz we haven't

the clue where we were which way were facing where the camera was

in the original makeup he had short

pointed teeth

i'm as if they've been filed down

but, i thought that they made him to inhuman

i'm in the singing with us time and down ass as a group from being knocked over by them

north avenue

by the look of the my caps which obviously i had seen that i hadn't really seen the costumes

i haven't seen everything together or not

carmen banquet knocked out by the costumes

i was i was petrified of them so i could hardly look at them i couldn't be left

2 in a room on my i'm with them i'm waiting waiting was scared

and it was just really hard to get to

separate the voice that was coming out

tate looking at them

i like to know quite fond specially when we took the makeup off and we went for a drink after work

can you swim peanut first appear

and hellraiser

where is coil

terrifying moment and i remember in the cinema

haven't seen that before you're not character so imposing

you know when you stay in real life whitehall farm

menard let me know. bradley's going fast is underneath in the crossword. smells like

hold on to

situations when i was designing

is it cool i said he wanted to

barely 2 3 meal ticket the past

he wants to keep dogs face in the

why no makeup for me was fine as long as you're working

killing time that's the issue

everybody knows

in makeup for outfit makeup

the average stay on the film set

10% working in 90% waiting

and that's hard enough of the back of times but are you carrying that make up

all day

and with the first two movies that cost you was not easy to take off

innocent

the cost to attend

stay on as well

you just want to be able to just lift lift that off and put it down and be yourself

and i

actually i'm talking about this much later i discovered i

i have this in common with the

was robert englund

anywhere

you don't to be in your own company

you don't want to be in other people's company people don't relate to use you

to this thing

i need only told gets very difficult to me put you in strange emotion

places

the pinhead just how apply and see what you come up with

i felt all the things that being we are there that he was actually

the lord of how i want to come

tribal and more formal

white scars

like a very greedy like instead of using spice

fashion from the outside

single drawer in closet

the two instruments were kind of combination to cook

trump's apartment

vegetables with cardiff

how to look

meaty

you know they had to be made out of metal

have some waiting.

Who won super bowl 1

it was a strange combination

oprah

talking things out of gelatin and costume

putting together leather pieces of fabric pieces if they could get away with it

it looks like i've looked everywhere

who created the original puzzle boxes and he was the one who

chris the belts with all my tools

apron

it's a great shame i wish i was a great shame you didn't see them cuz they were as beautiful in those real name

puzzle box

universal.

Maybe that's something for the the remix

something that i could focus a little bit

pinhead

it's so cold

because i originally picked

show me this island original drink

which side hurts like little spikes sticking out variable tribal

very stiff no options

unclog light-dependent shuffle very thin

the next step in the process was going to cricklewood to screen test

the makeup so that way

was the first time i have

then then it took about six hours

the whole thing on it

strange experience part time goes to it

i think i was kind of

zoned out

kind of misty

experience

by the end of it

not at all inappropriate

i said

from the very beginning when we fight to grafton

tiny little heads on them

simple we simply clip the ends of the pain

and then sold at a small

brass plates

on to the end of the where the shopping was

i think this was on the first from we had no

set up the film

we go to

the point weather

pretty blue

so we come up with the idea is we

plies i do a price

the balance

not to do is snip

mighty mutts

newport mall

took mic off

the next

when you

sit around in the house and grab handles of emagine novi

when wonderful things

i'm in love with you the first time you saw

doug bradley

coming with his bending his head in his real big leather cages fake

turning on paper foot

sometime i think it's the same fool directed and produced does not have

seattle film leon

when you're when you're trying to invent something like that mitsubishi it and it does work its original

it's very very exciting

with the makeup on for the first time

you look in the mirror

and you disappeared

you aren't there anymore

which is

on saturday

i can't see my ears

am i

maois

that was it

am i sat on my own in front of the mirror for

1520 minutes maybe

just starting to get

to know this guy

staring

and then stopping to see what

raised an eyebrow or if i frowned

and now it's like

try saying something

no tears please it's a waste of good suffering what what is this look

i'm becoming very excited that was the first time

the whole thing really

call fire

to create the heretical gory world created on paper by clive barker

need a group of talented and creative individuals

to bring the horse alive

do the film spectacular special make-up effects

born in 1960 co-founder of image animation jean

having previously worked on black folks and highland

would successfully bits the effects cake on hellraiser

remember how we found both but i'm so glad we did even such an asset

under the fancy shasta

he would

instead of drawing it and he would act it out

and wishes you voted off of your lips not the slightest

flying around the place

but very talented

love the guy

did the grateful

nick and you know

limited project

i'm in way that limited budget

and it was it's too

pink halogen what kinda to get what you want

anita baker job

and paul began was

you know a hugely enthusiastic

the guy who was into into so many things you know

and

and the people he pulled in around him you know sunday in my case i don't think i was very good

i think i

i think i had a

a talent that

thought he could see the i couldn't

quite see at nothing that was

the same for a lot of the people around he could see the potential in bronson

brother won't lie richly what laid actually produced up to that point you know so i'm

very grateful to bob

by having

fights in me

bubbly

tell me one of those who responded with incredible

enthusiasm to clive

talent

honda

i think he was

had the same feeling sadness

intazza approaching these new creatures in the fx and plot desire to make them

azzam

live

in camera

as possible and

i need that was something extremely

alfred about bob that i remember

can iphones books relationship was just so warm

did it did it

wrightsville

show all department

teddy ruxpin it was state-of-the-art toy at the moment that the time that can't come out

intuit

and you can get this whole range of toys and they widow connect to each other and talk to each other and tell the story

and i would like

14

Remember the time

with collecting and you're going to the high-rise asset and liabilities

bodies hanging everywhere in gruesome limbs hanging out

is complete collection of teddy ruxpin toys

he's really

silly stories

thumbs up

bob kane

he was this wonderful kid who had

very similar to clive had this joy of life

what has matt bob kane

i was introduced to him

you'll pull boston

i want to see much

in this makeup

that's about as much as you're going to be able to say

he lied i couldn't do that

tiny little bit

15 was one of the most

fun-filled people i've ever met siri

toms river for special sexy would you would like to bring with with jealousy literally when it came

the most gruesome

pieces of flag

that was quite a feat

there was a limitations but some people have pretty much given free right in that both fall to sing

sojam relief

have you found those donut image animation that some

death of love free writing

you could talk to him for half an hour about a program that you had at the end of it you would have a solution to it

hope is very mu

he gets home with anybody

is the thing is that sometimes

he's at mount sinai

is what the hell is he hot wheels focus he doesn't like

and i can get you in sapulpa

so where is chrisfix was the person who

i would say

sometime to the person size bulb

you give us workshops a fertilizer you could look at it in in pure financial times inside

obispo

are you organizing people have a series of weeks

so the thing is i would come

sometimes and props

i need to do this or think about doing it this way until to the people's i tell her any otherwise i can do that

and 5 would definitely kindred spirits allouez my thing that's why they working relations

because they just

tottus

love of difference and

anything unusual of fantasy

and they just wanted to push the boundaries the whole way if you want to look at

bob kane was it you just look at the people who who what image animation

daddy dave

i'm here at the oscar winners you have

people at the top of the creative tree in design on united

current films at the moment in hollywood

to me it's not that tilt that valence

the boat is that

he

Splendid department created the gross

highly creative people

when we started working in the in the in the world championships and then it became

real and he was very much my mental

i think it is birthday is about two weeks ahead of mine with the same age

and

yes. he was up to me how to apply makeup how to apply paint

and you could have

artifacts from previous movies

thanks wheatstone escapes

mother films has a huge bad

he's a very very generous

spirited person

and i think a very loyal person

how many in the end

his loyalty probably

was as much of a button for his career is as it was part of its if you see what i mean now that he wouldn't stick by people you poke

we should have stopped by

thank god he's stuck by me and what i was saying very professional

over the monster

sitelock skinless frank

that was a blood bonanno list

black goo

timothy was ky jelly

but sometime

clive clive barker used to cool the elephant,

i'm sorry he was founded more elephant, elephant, and i

label buckets of the stuff in gallons over

spread about

sister

think about making movies in

he was interested in

indirect singing

guy in the pool with the birthdays infusiasm

take the bull by the horns and take on anything and everything ready

under pressure

and catches humor

can i just buy that

and i think he had a

brother amazing team but we did go home very filthy the coveted bladder or, then

elephant gun

pumpkin with

energy and clyde was always there and

atwood bring loads of ideas himself and

so it was very exciting even though i wasn't in the film much to go and have a

a glimpse and soak up some of that energy that was flying around and

seeing some of these creatures being born

the relationship between public

you put down the magnifying glass

because of

those two coming together when i'm working so well together that i'm only things which might not

things that came out with

i am adult about

and i think

i am not alone

i think there's a lot of people i should nightworld

still in this industry hue bulb

and i'm glad to be able to put that on

type is it worth

i found the golden age

special effects maestro jetport ask having book with keen on lyfoes

what's. the makeup effects company image animation

and develop the unique and fascinating look at the cenobite world

wooden hellraiser

okay was in charge of the other

can creditors work chelsea village on hellraiser so i was just helping run the thing

i knew nothing about

but i do remember the truth and being rock like model

jumping around

believe me

bucyrus

i just used

science lab

and they were

jeff is great. he was very encouraging and i don't like my portfolio when i came in

how is that that time i was kind of fat

obsessed by getting into

that side of it

that was what i wanted today or not

make the decisions house hard-working in outside

loved it

being alive

so i was probably hotter than a nice guy

clean brushes and set make rims up

i think i am i was i was probably reason to use from to jeff about time playmat

how many have escaped

might my first introduction to to jeff willis was through-ball peanut and he was a guy who was

it was

two or three years older men that don't listen

all this great stuff you know

so i was i was kind of an owl

handsome guy

between them they

language which

which i was like a short times

and then jeff would translate. showtimes back to us

and we would then create things as i say required them creative

who is great for me to be in the in the workshop sat next to

did you

and because i'm doing my first prosthetic makeup i'm having to pee

and to watch him do historians do his sculpture

he's just lovely

he told me about prosthetics the beginning i was told

prosthetics

your monster

do his stuff right next to you is like

treasured memory for that

with those two skills the problem solver. Jean and special-effects wizard jeff protest

image animation was formed in shepperton studios

image animation but not any create some of the 1980s corea special effects but with those are

dragon and choose a generation of british special effects artists

i think with image animation i think we come up with the name before hellraiser when we go to school shirt

because i'm about through phones before hump

so we finished island that move to ship

we set up a small company in a shed thermocouple small job to his his prospects

paces crossing a couple of smallville

but subcontracted work

allen jones country isn't settled. when cars to meet you on so that's always what we spoke to him wheels won't come on

bouncing crotch

thought about it when we go to jail

then we can move to a bigger boat

i'm so we redesigned. just say what's up for what shall we so old

what we wanted to do was cry a company that would have

new

new blood

quickbooks for a lot of people have been in the industry for a long time

and we saw the industries you really needed

injection

a few ideas

solo time

we would

takl jobs together

and we would both

we will talk supervisor

i think jess is a really good makeup artist

and what that really was it last night

and i'm really good

special effects best defense l problems

a cigarette senators

i honestly i think we had about three months three or four months before filming stomp

torchy's old building stuff

we organized the place we got stuff found out and we found out what we have to do

anthem

working on paradise east bryson please

no jeff do you have to drive a vehicle

i'm sorry brother film

i've got no one to drive the van

i'm working at college at the time it was my summer holidays

i said can you pop in for a couple weeks and drive the van while we set up a field

unfriend hafiz light rail still there

remember how i met simon was simon was working

cattle market store

and

from a distance he cool

my life is at this big

hub coupling

extraction of the time i was developing a film

does a screenplay cool pumpkins in the item

i was walking down the market

covent garden and captain look

and after that so i started sculpting

pickle hobgoblins

play some leprechauns and fukuda's

basildon little generals

fandom

i've been taking fat in months

and i'm

one day

it's going to come along and

ray likes what i was doing and said he's putting a team together for a film

spokane

random

i think he said to come with you to start in about three months time

had a couple meetings stephanie wants me i'm bored

random

and that was it it was just messing around this plan

if i smoke

can people

anthem

of course every

2 months going to find cosine if i'm going back again

what you started

julian assange

so

We went really nice

white castle buffalo

the image was some technique which is part fabrication and part sculpting

are they really interesting different very crawl

orientated

an isotope straight away i think other than you believe me at first but

i wasn't feeling straight i hate you be really good at this

what is a come along

camo french

when i when i was working on palm row headright someone had said to me we'll go and see bob kane

because they need this

this hellraiser films coming out tonight

i wasn't really aware of

i knew that he been working

did things like life.

Crawling

the keep

and being a

bring a bit of a frosting fanboys

as far as makeup effects go i knew

i knew those films brother necessarily

about the names of every member of the crew who what

first feature film

does a commercial but that is my first feature film i didn't know how things worked i was literally coming in

i didn't even let you know how

makeup was

ledo.

I was going to learn all that through the production of the film

sixto rodriguez

when you see says there's some 20-foot monster coming out of the v coming through the front door

but if i

siena hotel opening handles doing this to me

it's just it's just like a it's a it's a great news.

It's like a little lamb

if i could use club from equifax

it was just

constant

1 east conant battambang following

and then this

this amazing person that was

and it sounds

heyday

i'm latex

prosthetic makeup and creature effects

absolute

heyday an nfl myself

and it i'm learning all this stuff

it was enormous fan of the biggest problems in any kind of film situation is still sitting around for hours

hours and hours

doing nothing

i was sitting around for hours now it's now it's

which s

chucky

at simon

having the biggest laugh you've ever had

plethora of pretty young boys working makeup

cougar eyes

in comparison

makeup forever. of time

one by one

the biggest holdup

would have been

add special effects

cuz i have so much work to do prepping olukai

not every day every day but

some days they had

6 creatures on sad sometimes for

but we never waited stable always there on time it wasn't funny it was it was a pain in the ass believe me

it was really serious as death

i mean it hits

when she when she can start that stuff starts laughing on you know and you're you're trying to like

stay steady at

it's like

it's serious

suddenly i sold them and was always

excited by

their excitement they was kind of infectious

and

phoenix giving the big budgets

boys using something creative to

overcome obstacles

remember to say it was something

bilal

turn off the workshop and get condoms in ky jelly

because

condoms without latex

estetica nice days

sheet latex

something that wished you just constantly need

and the ky jelly was used to

make something

under that lights and the cameras

stay constantly wet and is great cuz you could have a little drips on the little dripper

frank's chin

ky jelly

we could have been

the nature of ky jelly

it was just perfect

that's going to supermarket

boxes and boxes of condoms

love you play slow

they wanted to local chemist

boots

emptied all the shows of all that condoms

lennon sisters

do you have any mobile

about to shopping basket

yeezys on

expanding in the blood oozing out

i said yeah

i think i was 19 and getting into buying about 400 condoms

eminem

horrified walking into a chemist and cyanide like to buy a recon do you have

are there any very straight like those guys

are you going to a party

palazzo

now i'm going to watch them

coming up as thick most someone's face

production will commence in september 1986

those using the house in dulles hill

detective tricklewood production village

a house

number 55 ludovico street

lowe's restore eastlake victorian house

don't trees lining at evergreen garden

it's cutting schedule

there is newspaper of

window

i was buried

perceptive in terms of of wanting to understand

the whole system

i never ask questions

hopefully we would be able to point him in the right direction

i read the script and then

so this is going to be a challenge

wauconda house for hellraiser budget driving around and we have a cricklewood

i think it is not

i think the first thing i saw was the house in douglas hills

opus dei

i think the slogan on the film is there are no limits but they were limits that

an innocent i hope that subliminal

everything all that's a scary house cuz they say seaweed amityville horror

that was such a peach on the posters

will utilize the hold of that house

to the extent of the court

it was full of equipment we went with the ground floor has been once we filled it for the maggots in the markets became

flies meaning

bourbon festival flies at the flies

there was a whole house was adapted

make a heck of a lot of places it was their houses

it was at front room

it was the upstairs

it was then a week we we we preferred we built the attic

india in cricklewood

we were given a derelict house in north london

we couldn't take wolves out we couldn't take settings out

but he wanted to explore that house and make the house

the kind of another star of the movie

which it is

it was in the studio

it was quite that wreck the house

i'm the problem was where we're going to store the equipment we were going to be in that quite a while

i'm we have to make it into a studio really you realized

how difficult

finn

elevator of a house

is the shooting

because she constantly

trying to find a place to put the camera

i have a place to put the lights

felony

so you're launching

i'm shooting in environment.

12 foot square

but you know again

very used to vacation film a week

it was all right to change it was helpful

and we didn't move around

but no it was all very well organised

you know what they say

i rather enjoy the fact

bangladesh

anthony brown

because the thing is that yet

on assets at least you don't sound out how this whole other periphery the set behind the bulletin

with hellraiser

the house would like in

it was just

there was a steakhouse

i remember it wasn't it wasn't

every operational household member booking trapping in the

griffin toyota

during lunch

payback off the launch and their sister

yeah so i'm

yesterday was so shopping to everybody about not using any any of the

because i don't want

yeah it was a bit

sheepishly directly off the moon

just remember the sequence

they had to climb up and down stairs to a bit up and down the ladder outside to the bedroom

seems to me that most of films on the show

the bottom of the stairs at top of the stairs in the middle of this test

hour of the next flight of stairs at the same time

everything seemed to video

a revolver and the staircase

but 10

with a few rooms up to the side

person with some stages

all the staircase is going to be locked up connect to your health and safety now

i think about it.

It'll have you had monsters in it and equipment and things of that

but nothing moved

so

It was really really hard

by to get some different looks

on the landing of the staircase

in the kitchen

house inside

wait we need two different looks on the loft area upstairs

and he he didn't want to say didn't want us to say

we contract here cuz there's a lot just around that corner

you know you want to stop wide

i knew you were going to move but i say veronica

move the ceiling

so

Occasionally we had to modify the short slightly

but we always gave him the shot

which contained

the descent he wanted

but it was a completely and i was a perfect location i mean you didn't even get it these days i mean

that was when we just took it over

nba. did it you know there was a basement that was the upstairs

i'm assuming things that will be in vision because you know

piyoko the multiple use for the collection department cuz i got to put the lights at 5

the people like live and they will either grips electrician

it was really hard work cuz you couldn't make anything move you were stuck with that building

i'm still didn't schedule

milotic

i think

it has a look of

earthquake

i received before i still drive past that house

i look at it occupied now by thing i wanted the people i didn't have ever seen the movie

having directed numerous plays with his friends group that don't company

baka would utilize his skills from the stage

as a first-time director on the hellraiser

and he's he's he's a smart guy you know he hired really

really good people in front and behind the

and everybody who was on that film knew what the hell they were doing

and he was not at all shy about like you know keeping the questions alive

because you have to

won't use you as a mite would be the best way to

to describe

directions. he lost it all he wanted to be part of it or you always wanted to put his hands in the goon

and play with it

the i i just really like the man

and it was a georgia boy from say whatever you want to just go down with it which is at 4 at the end of the day

yes very fond of him

obviously because

it was a friendship group involves united employed around people that he knew

what's in the shop floor

i think it's wrong direction for first film definitely

splice facetime directing

so you can understand

russia sends nuts no not no whatsoever i mean extremely well

he was highly intelligent highly adapted

handling the situation

acetaminophen

because

this was a stage when

a big-budget movie

we had a shooting

soundstage

warehouse to shoot

we had a reason not to talk to these heights

unclog was why cuz they showed outfits

as grace is she wasn't threatening at all when the economy g welcome into the

nc housing

because it was a very tight week schedule

i would expect him to have

culottes

panic debate

that was all.

That was all that some of the other guys might tell you something that i didn't see

but he was always the same

quiet

great fun to work with

enthusiasm

real

which made everyone else

i think

he's very very good at

milk steaming peanut

but there's a huge

shoot

statement for him to move away from being an author of a book

to working with other people

i'm at the turning up on set and

wondering how close i would respond to the responsibility and give me not being there before

in that position

i need seem completely it huh

he was

ready teddy loving i think he had a cigar

which might be pushing it but he was he was clearly at home

i'm working very closely with the dp and

have a lot of fun

and you never got the

precious

off the

you know that never to pick filming it's all about time and money

thinking it was a big but yet not to move quite quickly

it felt very relaxed

we started shooting

flight baca came on and i was surprised how easy-going the light back he was

previous directors of what with them

didn't even know my name let alone

talk to me

we went to him at the cherry or what

you would sit down

what is the subjects

notaria

i said it was pretty

tywin absolutely in his element he was so excited

i such a genius he's got such an amazing intellect

that he wanted to learn

everything instantly from everybody

he's very much

he likes to work with people

i think you have to have a sim in the morning

he was just very adduction

and because i think he has an extremely visual memory

story of special effects

i mean i understand baby grandpa he at the time

so i think really

he knew his material some instrument leave it really

you know what would the compass and very very competent crew

i mean i think we'll do it was really dumb people

we have a ton to camera on

i cannot really record private any stage

being particular twitchy or worried about things

nuru the constraints of the orenda he knew what people giving to him

until the production i bought some really good feel about film

do we enjoy doing it

so therefore again, rodrigo

brittany howard

so he was quite confident.

Is it because he was

he was confident about the script and it comes about the axes and

as far as

outside of it was concerned i mean

we will work together in end

i thought. i wouldn't say was nervous at all i think clive has always had a very

complete

vision of what he's trying to do

and in a way that he's

anarchist

and how the words in the pictures join

an indication off

pisces the whole thing

generate nice guy and he was sleeping like a real to write that he was just

you know one of you

regular guys

is imagination which is very probing i mean

he really goes

breathing deeply into his imagery

i think that's that's that's his style i mean the film is it

an out picturing of

pretty much of who you are who clive was at that point

i haven't seen cliven years so i don't know who he is now but i'm sure he's probably

basically the same person

accessory directed feature w

could you save christopher fagan show that he was surrounded and supported by some of the industry's best film crews

golden nugget 39

cinematographer robin vision already had a wealth of experience in film

but sometimes it support document creating is vision

i think

ulta

very fortunate collisions that happened on hellraiser and one of them was

robin vision

now i think i think

alas talented

defeating robin and to be honest just

a downright

at what am i trying to say don't touch it downright nice guy

as robin

might not have being so sympathetic

normally we get invited to our agents get us into into a meeting with the producer

i just sit down like i'm here until after which was questions

little like you i would like what you shot before

you get a job

but sometimes you don't get it

but somehow i don't remember going

i'm sitting in from the claw for an interview

so i don't know how i feel that film

but some

it was such a lucky break

because even out

30 25 years afterwards

people still come up and say you was on hellraiser

yep i'll have another thing to know i do stuff with ladies in pretty dresses not just bluffing.

But so i no idea how i go home

satin

the robin is the first lady

my first time director so i knew how good he was

with a first-time drug test

how he would contribute

what was going on in the scene

mexico by way of doing it or different ways doing it more economical way of doing it

indeed

and improve on what

clive

yeah rub it was wonderful, it was extra because he really he was very upset.

You be ready he knew exactly what he was doing very very very good

at his job

what's a silhouette with this cribriform robin patriot missile take pay and that everybody was a camera fresa

and the focus pillow

i myself as a loader

i'm we work together

quarterback before

i'm waiting here we know we knew each other so we had a close relationship

what was

hello

and it was all about helping each other out

be back we watch as i could tame

i went to eat scene

to like what i saw on the page of the script

yeah

i was writing

what he saw on the page of script as well

an axis would giving him that

so we were working to make a tripwire

the hardest thing i found in that was introduction see when you

when you have the spinning

clubs of matron having that which i meant to be the loft

on the beam come out from the walls

that was very hard to do

because it wasn't that big

i'm also feeling with macular time is playing hard cuz it's supposed to be quickly

we went on a big stage you know where two guys walking smoke as fast as they could

alex hollywood

but that was the trickiest stuff to do

the rest of it was with trying to create as much

how to remove no hora

terra move

mood

as we could lights

almost everyone individually

as opposed to putting up a blank

canvas radio

flight he will literally

chi-lites

each position

of where they stand

the old-fashioned way of doing things

in every film the something you say

but you think

pocket umbrella

does a c o d on when

clara and her husband arrived at the house

unfortunately

we haven't got the money

all the time

to build an n d box outside the front door

so when the door opens and you see them standing there

instead of being a great pissing they like it is today

it was screaming sunshine

i had a real i could have gotten digitally

but the seal. what

but i had a real hassle

balancing

that

with what was outside

but i stopped overexposed

not with inside the house

and that's when it works

electric we really had

quiet tough time grading that to make it work

but it's how i would have done it as i had the time in a bit more money nobody way to put a big frame outside that front door

quit nd

acrylic sheets

reducing xterra bob out

for 3.

That would be perfect

why would explain how he wanted to see things with his artists i

i wanted to look like this

dropping would say

okay well if you want to do that

you have to do this and you have to do this then you have to do this

took the time to make sure that that was happening

and i think you can see that in the film

i do remember to write the point where i think

robin and obviously

taking clydeside untoten lenses

so now

i could not any see what he wanted

he knew how to get what he wants and i do remember robin at one point saying why the hell did i ever teach this guy out to do

now i can pull the wool over time

the one thing that i still do and always do

is the insist when you walk on set

you have a blocking

of everything

in other words i would stay on sat at the back and clyde will come with axes

it house

with probably the first aid in the canoe to go

just two lines

and he would block it with them

and i would watch because in that

transmitted looking at 8:00

20 past 8

i've been quiet wish i was going to watch it

okay then the whole crew would come in

how do you play through again for sound

it happens on a bit should happen every film set in the world

i just the hardest thing to get newfilmmakers to do

folded total disarray if you don't do that

i talked it

and that's how we were able to shoot it in the egg weeks

rubbing was wonderful

one of the best i've ever tuesday

i was very impressed this way robin was able to

check the first on direct

stoughton to hug

casino slot machine how to make it work

what was the pleistocene

having

eiffel

composition in n

moving camera and holy sings it

this convention

importance of type of somewhere making

the black cat with white madewell

divided american motion picture and television production company new world pictures

funded the production of hellraiser

despite having a relaxed approach to this british production you will you keep a close eye on how the new director was

gnu project

hellraiser was

a film that was in production

at new world entertainment right at the time they hired steve white

has a president of production

steve

when it came on the job one of the first things he did was

begin looking at dailies on hellraiser

he didn't like what he saw he thought the film was dull

and as he described it was a movie about people walking up and down stairs

so he said

get off plane

and go over there and see what's going on

i saw the first two days of rushes will olrun stackhouse

do it center

can you walk in america

michigan

is another staircase movie

we're sending ever tony randall's so you have

find megapeng free

technical bulletin they realize baker theater

explain that she weed tattoos

it wasn't all things to come in

executives will come on

i think you look like fish out of water especially with him because you know what have film crews

are there any suits and they often where are imessage

and everybody else is in t-shirts and pockets in jeans and boots and hats and

but at the end

really i mean there was not a huge amount of executive interference because i think they

are there screws enough not to interfere

cuz he's been going back and you would have been a different story

miami memory of a note of us memory of the american predator 3 producer you turn on that day

with a three stooges who are guys but i never spoke to one of them

i'm done

kickin back for the

soulful hellbound the direct

so we did know that we never told him i didn't they came over border coats show their faces to the tights

new oil coming out of its at the producer it's very

never came because you got all these

plate spinning

you wonder.

This is from going to be any good

the only starts creeping through mind you've been dealing with it for a couple years

and you think

is it going to be any good people going to want to see this film

so you constantly trying to

supreme.

Flight phobia

by making sure the rockies

look good in the hood the facts of working and

i must have got involved in stuff and we did alice in chains flying into the

cameron but we did it with us but

making sure we have enough coverage cuz

the story of the show that you won't cover if you want to be able to have

lots of cussing because i

will give you a subliminal sense of energy

what was being off

but i also

you know you can see

a different view in their eyes

they could see

lots of money being my

from this film

and i wanted

market

british horror film i wanted to be an international

major motion picture

i remember when we were filming that

seem to be increasing interest

and it's

potential

but it might crossover

i'm done

find the

they were talking about fits of rage shooting and adding to the budget

all of which was a good sign

there was a scene where

frank

larry is trying to make love to julia and they're they're not a very good match sexually at all

frank walks in the room with the rat and cuts it in half this piscine of dominance

and that's something that was added

later

with all the lightning and the effects

the the sequence

where the cenobites appear

in the hospital

i had that scene rashad it was originally shot

the same way

but without the bright light

and without the smoke

and i work with a cinematographer robin vision on how to make that seem more exciting

national budget with line

sabri 930,000

more money on a black woman to do the actual transformation saying that. took it out to

1150000 or something like that you just tired of the million mark for the budget

pineapple no resistance from anybody i think that i was representing the studio

kind of have to do

what the studio wanted

and

since i was given carte blanche to

to accomplish it

but that said everybody was

great i love working anyone i love the crew

almond oil production

he seemed to be enjoying it and doing what he wanted to do and getting out of it what he wanted

on the blood-splattered floor

some 6-inch square which resembles an elaborate chinese puzzle box

assumption high school

the lament configuration and it's a way to raise hell

literally

it remains an enigma

you have to discover the existence of of the lament configuration

you have to track it down

you have to solve the puzzle with the right motivation and then you might be confronted by pinhead

and then you have to negotiate your way through that and

can you give me an atom he's not he's not straight into you with the hooks and chains and tearing the soul apart

he wants to stop and have a good conversation about

you you are what makes you tick and what your dreams are

seems a bit boring to just

say okay say chinese puzzle box let go

get some chinese symbol sodalite

matatu basically

so just played around and it was always supposed to be made by

this french puzzle box maker but we put him in the sudden

time in france

arabia and symbols

those places and has her old languages

if you look at the boxes square

it's divided up this one surface is a circle with a line coming out

when you come pull us out and twisted it becomes a star shaped box

and if you look when it goes back hitting every three panels a little drawing of the engineer

going rate for engineers just going around in a circle so what is in a square you can't see it

install note 8 for the engineering say style

so we had one box which had a little

syringe in the bottom

the syringe would push it up

and then a little motion so i could kick in

android

that would be one box

she puts finger in the night with reverse

there is another box that was like a

shape of a of a diamond

cottonwood

so it would literally lift up

turn

then we have another box that would open up

on the top

add another box

to make it to will those little funny

to make you believe

but you seem one box to ever

but that was what i was

sword

portal not

not to hell

we never really talked about

i think life is always very careful

the devil

is never mentioned in the hellraiser movies and there's always a lot of emphasis on the idea

the debacle in the hellraiser movies is impossible

pais

never talked about

in any way.

Would like to highlight some of the students

orthodox christian

so it's that it's that portal to yourself anyway

2

It leads people into the places in themselves that they might know

as well as

confrontation

with the sun

how to change into stocks i was delighted with that mechanism when i win

when i sit down i get that nasa just called go

cut the box into segments and spun it a basement tended to the star shape

but the way the box that opens with the one stage of commitment

recorded whatever happens in slides

and that you can see the mechanism

you know when you're watching film and you can see the cat

so

Yes i'm something

you just say i wish we would have to do

why you doing that

and of course it was a horror movie

yeah you felt the same 3 inches by 3 inches

bennett

proceed on the screen in at 6

quest 64 in the opening shelton are just looking and thinking about joining cell into the gap

i just something

we didn't make that many from from the first for the first film it was only a couple of couple of my inbox is a movie animatronic

the ones that went through the desk

the one that goes up into the side

which was just a lucky i was just a simple little mechanism inside

m42 we always seem like a lot more so i got a box remember to annoy physics

what is 867 centimeter cube of wood

168 spruce place

amazing machines on that wall announce headlines dented now

images all my stuff

anime

i should have done rule today already because it's now produce saliva the will

i got two emails from all over the world

saying how did you do this can you give me some advice i'd like to do something

anthem

yes it's nice but

i don't produce you like, when you doing it's you making evokes

the best of friends

remains one of the most memorable special-effects scenes of 1980s hora

however the scene as we know it would natalie knepp to be

when i'm uworld soleil the original cuts of what i have i think i was more money

and i was a lot more money to do they have the birth of frank sequence for the first film because that was never in the original cup

larry cuts himself there's blood on the floor

and then

we got away and then julia comes up and there is so i thought we're really missing a big opportunity here

out of the back of my mind i'm thinking and an opportunity for chris young who they don't even know exist yet

to do a great piece of music for

so

That's what i came up with this notion that there was

the blood would go into the floor

and there would be we would reveal

underneath the floorboards

but there was a

growing

presents reconstructing itself underneath the

grocery shopping

in january

and that was

kidde 10-year anything right we do need see frank

cry

bob

von floyd

designed that sequence

they they showed me the boar's i thought it was great and then bob and his crew

designed how to do it and it was all

that's seen as i recall was shot

well after principle

this is why the american producers were wonderful

a long time

off the film

yeah we finish the film film moved on we don't go on to do other things

they said

let's go back

i said a small unit

come up with a really great

and we started

completely on you

we have the luxury of the rice diet so he work on today

we built lots and lots of puppet rape

with its wonderful do pumping material

pump up

methylcellulose by the gallon

it will come up

and we can work through the day because we had like

rubber

do something that would hold all the go in

start off as it was written

which was that he's

plastered into the wall

terry's old drawing as a button

play postman client

great memories

the universal mummy films we like

the aspect of someone being

troy

of life and then being brought back

suspect on the block

originally they

frank was bricktop tonawanda just pulls out the moon and stop skulking and we we build a puppet

lip-synching puppet that

just was too complicated for its own good for any i mean it was it was it was a fatty simple

real puppet with

with cable control facial expressions but it

just took too many of us to kohl's mason we never really

we never really got it together

widmate

frank he looked like something out of an tomb of mummies and he was inside this wall

he was bad at the department of

animatronic in the room

and then he was going to come out of the womb

i'm not quite sure

how he was going to actually be

concept of how his birth was actually stein

when we were doing them like that

well we did that

we did it

read me well

filmic become something

the process

and we knew it

it felt wrong

peoples and vistaril

didn't have the

the aspect

it really made it

and then we did a lot of stuff while we were doing

item

and then we have wax

on that throne animatronics

and we have

veins

the ranch we made out

shred

and we would mount

all the bodies all hands right now

and this wax woodburn really really fast

and then ask it would go

we would pull the veins

and the everything else back in

shelton reverse

you'd say this flash woman operate over different colors

but you do see that i ain't got

and in the flesh.

Which is really nice

at the birth of frank

when is this

pulsating

little thing

remember bob saying to me

i need you to build something just then he pointed to this stage

adjust onto the stage

colina scaffolding

play empty spaces i need you to spill the little set that it could be the weather busta frankie's i want some

like an embryo it's a little bit

the dog house

just use your imagination jonathan

okay

diorama little set

is it having fun with that

i think it was a condom

filled with the tube that you can blow so that you can blow

license

i'm just stuff around it

it was amazing seeing you for reading 5 mason cgi now

was all physically crazy on a soundstage

what is great about that scene is now 20 minutes in what areas

the movie

it's the first big

pumpkin scary

oh my god

it's amazing

and you got to remember

1987

have you seen anything like pacho

from his days with the dumb company

eibach is obsession with skin is people and be fully developed through an amazing performance and state-of-the-art

special effect

with the introduction of the skinless cigarette smoking

the monster

mink live went to

pepsi that was

being held up when the medical

along with a lot of other students

actually

skin cell

who's the colts

i guess i didn't see much of it cuz i was at moon

i was kind of disappointed

the end result of the real thing

his exact words were it looks like a little

tyson spinks

if you read some of the stuff

claas big ferris is skin people

i need right to it because he doesn't like it so he writes very well

and i remember on hellraiser he would never when i was doing skin frank stuff he would never come up and talk to me about it

kikkoman sauce

he saw what them skin people before

and i did it place and everything

i don't think we had any idea

how complex

and how difficult

and how involved

sticking something on the top of someone

but making it look like and feel like you that they've taken something away

is a new process in my car

when you have a skin

i don't remember the exact design being like a skinless

skinless manwaring unblock a 94

end

guess i'll offer medical reference which is their service pretty good medical records

that's cool but i answer from the lies of skin

the visible invisible

after that was used

yeah. she's

different stages

intuit

i've done quite a lot of work with them

who is jeff homework

frank would look like

i'm with sonny been referencing a lot of soda

a lot of soda with honey and wax

renaissance figures that was a book

kodacolor atlas of human anatomy fun

mcminn and hutchins that lewis paisley a book of human dissection

and suddenly all the colors

this for the music browns and paints and things like that that

you seen the first

look up frank when you when you sing

completely skin

uber's came from

that book

i only really turned up

when i was a skinless being

so i like walking around

appearing you know

is asking this creature full length

i'm like neverland

young version of me slithering across the floor that was not me

i thought there was some

oliver smith wearing

initially burn like a pullover mask

a little boy wearing

the saying

so startled mom

man have a bodysuit on his wealth is anything about one shopping

and film is kind of curling tools and old

concrete

if he was

but he was about

9

And i got dressed up for the day in this kind of miniature

miniatures of frank

covered in goo

stuck in the corner and then just

the crawl around the room

be creepy

legend. just come out with all right wanted to remake legend ss as a 30-second soap commercial

so we could use this kit

that's a fairy and it was really good

and some

i'm so we going back to wear this prank suit

flat one breathing weight rules on the floor and i was a subaru is made up of

all the bits and pieces of

the leftover frank suits

and he was really kind of good

@bob game

endocrinologist

in the initial stages jeff involved with that and they were just there like high-def highball

any kind of got claustrophobic or did remember that include claustrophobia underneath the voting process

i don't blame him either

i'm in the molting process is pretty way precious when you

you cover someone's hiding tyler

outlet wichita

and then to back that up a place to buy and use of the talk

anybody

in their right mind

he's going to find that close at 5

the titan

you know before and then straight into bed

if you're lucky

to be up again 560

is that permanent high

nothing nothing

how to say that

it was another

i realize how isolated

underneath

so i think it did find it pretty hard these days.

Completely covered

but yeah it's pretty good

and i really good without end

complain to it nicely but so it wasn't like

primadora

is the weather

three stages

skin frank the puppet

the droids you're looking makeup in size 2

chris wallace did the size

free makeup which was then applied on top of my mike outside so it would

what we knew it we knew there was going to be a couple of states

frank

so we started off with a lock cost

police head

which is ssi had be done in stages and then so glued together so that was

that wasn't the most suspicious stop

and

jeff skoll today

let's go to the basics for the skull and

on the line

muscle

structure

sculpture the head festival and then i

i took cost of the pieces

lowe's original pieces and sculpting on top of that

set the light to stages

and then suits was something was facing legal night in

pieces sasuke

individual

pieces you know like my phone was on

all muscles

chest muscles and things like that i also made some

inflating lungs

and

it's rib cage was built out of

how to post bikes cuz

hopefully it was really important that you could see that

into the rib cage so we

police result of solid

ribs out of prospects at 1

stop the backlog

like a corset

pain underneath willy's inflating lungs which we never really use so i was a bit of a waste of time love one thing

what really bugs me when i see that frank makeup all that suits on screen and f♪♪♪♪♪♪ the time it still bugs me now is that

he said some of those red soda

strange angle sometimes

wallace

the suit the skin

frankie adams

these ribs

yeah just make them out of this paper specs

epsom post fix out and then heat it

into the shape that you want and i remember thinking this is insane that will never look good

how to be sculpted

perfect

ritz

and then

sanded them in trying to make them look up

organic gardening

i didn't make these drinks and then i'll go to put them on

he's helping

when i could

in the bank

the depth of his chest is

when you know what it is it just looks ridiculous

miscreated

police

i need to get into some

fresh mex

probably as much work as going into all the cenobites

apartments close to me

wedding

inside number of hours

the scalp pinhead

imposible letra

female cenobite

was probably about the same

that's the final stage which was the

the solar surface and ask me the stage where

i'm very home described as looking like a ralph. poet stay in his sister the bloody skin stage and then there was

the states before that which was the the skin died

the skin suit

in contrast of a typical virgin large-breasted victims depicted in many of the horror films of the day

judy is victims a mild-mannered married businessman

buick back to the house on the promise of sex

instead these gullible name

would make a grizzly burien

at the hands of the creature

looking in the shadows

bahamas the 5-series how much does a fight there's a lot more show signs of blood but just the wax to the face

a cheerleader enjoying its almost

i'm just a screen

i cuss a lot

naruto's death. marissa screaming and crying you see a 1-ton it will smith it

because a lot because it was

upsetting to watch

what she's able to do

when she hits those men

on the head with a hammer

i can't think of any other actress quite doing what she did and apparently

listen to prophet sparks

fighting that boots to witness a

killing men without hats

juxtaposition of this rather sudden gracious

fe

Roughly beautiful woman with this hammock

crushing men's heads in

what is a little twinkle appeared in her eye

and

she should have got it

she really had to make

rubber hammer and a rubber

weapons for her to handle living with robert hammer and other weapons

0.3

whoever was getting the kneeling at the other end she had to be really careful that you weren't in in the wild

cheap way to get into

julia was feeding me looking off to me bring me back to health and it's

the thing

to go through all that

the sake of

what's the portugal out next

at what mile married to i love you daddy larry downstairs she makes the mistake that we all make

it's just a hard case

she takes it up a notch just wanted to go out and kill people

you know which

ditto

buy i've gotten

and some pretty funky relationships in a vast me to do some crazy things in their name

never kill anybody

they may invade my bank and asked me to do some favors for them here in there

fortune ever been asked to kill anybody

you know you know you know what you're doing

it's just about to catch

roblox

shakespeare roll

anything else

buckets of blood involved

splash it on

is a really good so broken shore appliance

that was just a fun just a farm appliance but it looks really good on when i saw maybe the other dinosaur

wow that that still holds up

trudeau

i have our own on top of the head

and he actually got me the job he recommended me

2 bulb

knights of rizal in dexter

didn't forget me i'm getting him up my break the suit as well.

The dummy

at colts well then something avicii

replacing a prosthetic that kind of discover the whole hold urine have some tea

samsung stacking

i'm kind of sticking out the other side of those cuz i kind of lopsided

i'm so look

she was waiting actually bring it on

because i'm

i was just

he was called the prudent course is where

bladder

he we've made the sculpture with him myself and i show booth

sculpted the heads into the top of the body and its

play neon my sound is underneath doing the the book from these roots down and them

so i think i just remember looking off to him and said this is truly a love song

story of the sickest pipe but one on the less that we understand

and we understand why she does this i want to think about it still makes only on this one

cry because i got it i kind of think i got it you in my little i was a kid and i didn't know s♪♪♪

really but i seem to have connected with that enough unbeknownst to me

maybe was just there i don't know

all the counters and bad things that we need bollywood take over my camera optional recent places

john gave him roberts distended test

and wait till i have a lafayette

i think i was guilty separately and then we put little son dies in saliva

which was already cool

sculpted thing one of the first times i've seen that that's live

you know the slope webdon sma

thing that became very popular

you know this disorder freddy krueger

look i guess the soda became very popular off

softer hellraiser

and that was that was a can of scope by nigel play theta chatra who was

and he's a brilliant sculptor

wom

the camera

just think

kia

it's just

the one scene from musically

dead woman

you knew exactly where the camera was he knew exactly what to do with it

as she pulled

i look

he's just a little

from hell

the blood spanish

she almost looks orgasmic

this idea on

telling people the ultimate transgression

i think is about when you fill these things

you're never surprised by anything cuz i say i mean people would be amazing

after i leave

think together

you know you you know exactly what's happening

play charlotte rampling meets peter sutcliffe it was totally believable what went

call that, hatton

people

real tara to that

it's a key so comes out the door and hangs out the door and then

frank posing back in

i remember bulb originate covering someone in elgin night and trying to pipe that nothing already

working summit it that second time that she might enough appliance will the way it should have been done the fastest

i'd come up with a suggestion

is is michael cassidy up against the wall

but you just focus the arrive the character jessie reyez

and and

when i did hear this is clogged

wendy's

give the impression

rogers neighborhood

and this is this magic moment i count ree-ree and emulation in the same way as

michael cassidy was absolute gorgeous with

one line funny

he said stop

my agent said to me this morning but belong to production village of bones filming for you he said

over the head with a hammer

up and shoved up against the wall and have the net back of my neck guys.

Vomited up against

local debugging

enrico's

it wasn't so much the way he said it

and the entire

crew and actors just

book just broke

fell about laughing

hysterical laughing

love love i need laughing as elizabeth like a drain about general michael

obviously but whenever anything's filmed it

take off a tight butts

remember love tank

so if i'm not too particular line

yeah so we would just hear it

don't kill me

yeah i knew we would end up doing her own versions of in the workshop

keep ourselves occupied mummies

that was a funny line

not funny

was having done that

there is custody and not in my line is

kirsty it's uncle frank was because it's

look like what you'd say oh maybe it is maybe it's supposed to be

so i hope i'm not saying the wrong thing that

christy it's frank it's uncle frank strange line to come out with

uncle frank just kill this person

costanza bedroom

the smith plays in the light brightens alycia creature

the engineer

hanging in space between the wolves

kitchen silhouette

against the light

but we can see enough to know that it resembles no ugly animal

xbox black lives wholly suspended above the corridor

clinging to the stone

it's fun playing vestigial by comparison hang down from beneath its bust head its tail

isco leverback

an engineer was

probably

one of those

i really like this

moments from clive

when we were already committed to a budget and we're already committed to a timescale we're already committed to the other thing

you see it

barreling down that tunnel in hellraiser

it turns up in hellraiser 2

has ben affleck e skin i think at the end of the day

i didn't

just disappear from the whole mythology

because

yep that's the way we were going to go with with with with internet

it never happened

basically things moved on how many choose to do hcg

how we were in visiting it has been amazing looking thing today so slightly

wizards ineffectual tyrannosaurus rex and the front

i need walking like they cleanse

it went home flex home farms

it could literally

spanish wohnungen rundown

is it that bad

the realities of how we make things in those days

i think it was the engineer which was the monster at the end well

the right people have to operate

from behind

that was quite funny but sahay was just covered in elephant come from

at the foot

sub-zero little bit younger than i was younger than and them and quite fit i do martial arts before

so somehow we decided i was going to be inside the engineer

set alarm

i never forget

polecat linen will petty

lacoste in my backside for the seat that went inside the engine air and then will the root's things

entitled

we

Latest amazing creature indians

with its bullets

restrictions of how you can do things in those days and the budget i mean that's something

but it would have come along and lightning pom pom

we shot in daylight

but it's meant to be not so be black

title

from the front door to the gate

on the right way

and i think we put it on the camera. it's some kind

flexible train on

they built this this snapping head on the front

but i do remember watching the show i need you

table top racing

i don't like it hey was really so f♪♪♪ it out live oak the language

and i think i put some lightning on it some flashes

but that made it work

creature that i would slip inside and my arms would be in his feet

my head in his tail and i my feet with work his head

and his head movements and then do ceus radio-controlled to do is

is it bad

eye movement that

and then i'm inside it's so oblivious to what was going on

the first time you see the engineer you can see

one of the factors which is actually a runner is it going to stuart conference first for me what county was about 16

very good makeup houses now

and he looks out

pitbull the thing gets pushed down the car.

You can see the wheels on the trolley and things like that

unless light unless like talkin that shut down and taking that shut out

shuffle sweeping up

what kind of walking so walking through memphis

literally walking pasta

i'm on the corner

i'm talk

with some on the dolly and the cameraman.

Fl shooting down the

the cardinals football team picture

i have a bloody why

anna kept in there

sapna kind of ran out as soon as i stole

sultan coming down and thinking

wouldn't see me but:-( and filmer i think

it's been a lot of

secretary season

if you knew the circumstances and you was at

i think what we did was a small miracle and the fight that woke kind on the screen was really cool

again showcasing the immense challenge of image animation

one of the glorious seemed in hellraiser is the final death of frank

which is not any graphic on film

but do so just as graphic and nightmarish onset

doing it i mean those guys you know

they were so expert

do you know that

there no screw-ups i mean we pretty much did it in

in a in one take

it was quiet quite horrific

i'm very very explosive from very very very very very bloody

most of it obviously you don't see all the screen

a long time ago but i start one still sticks in the memory is being quite an amazing day

and i thought you know what this is such a great moment that's so

kind of

pedestrian

and so i came up with the line jesus wept

and which was eventually one of my favorite

and and clive

without

a question

i mean about the ego situation they were there really wasn't cuz i came up with a few lines that

clive love

so there was a multi-party inside it

bungee cord with hooks

the whole thing just makes me kind of phone

going to hell. really sensitivity

squidward

sample ballot

the whole thing about how do i clock back

the time to robinson with the first exclude on to the universe

in a previous previous shots of also

remember as well as the camera speeding

the sheathing the door closed but the cameraman in that

amalfi

unemployment

i'm playing outside carnival

i'm so south to watch and then just sort of like

tear him literally apart i mean yeah and that there was there was a whole thing that we had to do

you know putting on those prosthetics do whatever

which was

big deal i mean it was a very involved

process

has those things always

i mean it was a few days of of that stuff

the dummy was

pretty much blown apart by special effects i think

if i remember it was just a

it was a very simple party phone dummy probably didn't look like great bend.

Black but looks fantastic in le in the film and you just see it explode like cotton explosion

which is a waste

the thing today when you hadn't seen these things in it and it looks right in the door closes as soon as i adams

it's just lunch better thing that works for you while i think

we did a few times and we covered it various ways actually

i seem to remember that

sometimes it was a big sequence and we

we we we we reconstituted bits

put it back in

cuz i wanted to shoot it

it works

i didn't work

we did it so perfectly

it wasn't effective want to talk

but in the end i had to chop the end of it cuz it was terrific

you look at alien

that was an 18-minute came out in the cinema

we can get at 12.

Everything's changed and shifted

exploding head

might make it remake but

mcpherson

one thing when the film but the great visual punch

document the vagrant dragon scene

however it was down to both king and his team

to make the effect of reality

the derelict i remember i made the the thing look

when the derelict books into the fire

and them and changes into the strange bag of buttons

demonized him

tripadvisor

i remember booking giving me 30 quid

sango and blasts colin interesting-looking skull

that was a lost minute

completely nicely

i remember try coming by

dragon

rise of hat

and i remember thinking

yeah but we're shooting

crew 88

i went to i went to a place to get stuff

which was which was in islington

and some

and when i'm bored

the weirdest

skylark of fine which was the skull of a south american type are in a customer says he pipe and then i got told off cuz that's been

set alarm at 5 and then apples free ibex

holmes and i stuck but holmes and its eye sockets

and and the rest of it was just a plastic skeleton with two plastic skeleton stuck together with a rutila

anthem game still making sure nothing much has changed

it was a funny look at this

how are they ever going to

tana incessantly usable

cuz i'm looking demon with its own

skull and horns and everything and then

sheet latex with little bits

iffy but you saw what you never had a nice day film

it was it was not high-definition film so there was everything looks quite brilliant in our

welt to the naked eye and we were just constantly showing people that i'm

at the definition of

film

with that

make it look good and anime on my face

but that was involved in like a parent have to do

the racial people that was the case and that was the case in the end of this lovely quality on

filipinos in those days

put together remarkably

fordyce

and then

frontier fly

what is affective disorder

fell out of the back of the lorry and when

and went straight for the

what you want to do every single day

with principal photography not complete

gakuen fake bird recruit the supposed mew world executive tony randall to edit the film

pretty much right away i went into the editing room

with

richard mart

and richard who is

fantastic

a holder

editor's

passed away

showed me everything

everything was caught and dailies and what i saw i thought

pretty exciting the footage look good as moody

it really spoke to me i like this type of material

so i was

pleasantly pleased with what i saw

but

what

was missing was a lot of

bob horrific impact i'd say the film was

hot sauce

a lot of the horror elements seem to be

steered away from

and what i immediately wanted to accomplish was to make the film definitely a horror film

what was fantastic as we were filming

the station in cricklewood

and i have to look over

and see the editor

hellraiser

on the platform

5

Ice production is richard

what why you had said i'm going home

what you doing welcome to five

that wouldn't happen these days

does the anderson will be staying in

11:30 at night

pull it up on one thing

jim simons

bbfc

i had to go in

the bbfc

prove that the rats

nelson wolff

but not real rats

animatronic rap

vega protein to

they were animatronic

let me take him

the rat with the radio control bits about jim coming

proving

let these rats move

everything radio control technology

anime

we would really like to have a

118 puuku toronto

what that's auditioning but i turned it down because i thought it was very very violent

wanted to do

larry

cuts his hand on the on the

night on the stairs and then

that was probably the most horrific thing cuz that's cuz that's actually

is hummus real

united smell snow fantasy that is

11 successor of this exaggerated

possible thing that 10

could really happen

hellraiser is tripping with cool

and yeah i think i go through periods of my life when i look back at it

occasionally wondering if it's more than we need

and then other times realize well that's the point of this particular venture

weird guy deep into the hot i think that the gore is the blood is i say

you know you when you consider that that some of

clyde's best riding has been compiled into these

stories called the books of blood

you know blood is really important him all that that the whole thing about the fluids

yeah no i did sets that's part and parcel of

do american finance

hellraiser with a british production

yet one of the most intriguing question for the plague fan for the past 30 years is

just where is hellraiser actually set

i remember going to see

you have rice at the first time and hearing my voice with an american accent

which was a bit of a surprise and preserve better

there was a thought

at the at the studio.

Hellraiser being

a british film

would lessen its mark

marketability

so they wanted

make the accents

american idol

start least mid-atlantic

so some of the characters were dubbed if that's the reason it was done

asians and i always assumed it was some sectioning

fatz

debatable when you actually see though the final

imagix but originally it was filmed

i'm supposed to be all set in england

we didn't film in tube stations

london film with some america

to do with the fact that some americans

come back and it was even mentioned in the script it didn't make sense

and and my nose goes

struggled with that

wouldn't want to have

the beat set

british you know it was set

somewhere

some way

and the second one is

again somewhere i did

fencing

people really minded where assassination

procedure of calls

policeman and soon as you have

public buildings usafa cadets to read things all set but

we tried to avoid does my student measures the time

english

the father says you know you were supposed to get back on your home to that one point

we can make it work here

i got a terrific job your back on your own turf

is the whole point of english

welcome home

the house is english looking

the pet shop sequence

most of us know some of those aren't cuz that such such were there between the walking down the street

i just think it was unnecessary

i know that you know people have people have long been fascinated by this strange mid-atlantic place

in which hellraiser hellbound take place

english accents american accents

fake american accents fake english accents

i am

icon help

i wish i could claim

there was a ematic purpose to that the really what we were pointing out with all these people of dead it's all taking place

afterlife

but no

but we were making a british movie

in

Cricklewood in london

the wind just walked

this movie could be

can i submerge

what they thought they could i mean

the whole aspect of putting american voices on everything

the whole thing about

what's the tenth is not england

came from american producers

the post sinking by general pump sessions of sweet lovely canadian actor

brittany brittany lovely that's the same

that daily but we haven't met i hope i haven't screwed up your performance but i've

i've had to turn you into a bit of yank

that was very sweet thing to do because what the above does or what he was out to do

stopping light

what i lose my voice, my voice coming out of my mouth

recently released naturalistic

types of drones

so it's

it's sort of america

we'd be stupid

let's pretend

presentation of america

buckinghamshire

but yeah

they're just pragmatic reasons

nothing going on that other than

witnessing money

like life

i just assumed it was

on the second film i just cared it through and said this is a nowhere-land it's not england it's not

america it's nowhere whenever

mention the word london we never say anything about where we are so it's just a song

universe without really began with the first film with the studio decision

dub

out of the british acts

seminole metal bands with classical composer

the music by raisa response become one of the film's strongest features complementing the hall representatives

one of the first questions i asked when i got there is who's doing the news

and they told me it was this avant-garde

how's the weather use band

coil and i never heard of them and i don't even recall if i ever heard any of their music

i was made aware of

the fact that initially clive's concept of the music was it was going to be performed by a

a band called coil that were friends of his london friends

and.

I was not familiar with their music

i have since become familiar with it and and i must say it's stunning music it's stunning stunning

at the time it was pretty new novel extraordinarily novelty industrial thing

it was wasn't

what's it mean stream supposed to be mainstream never will be

what came into forbidden planet one day and i was already aware of the young bucks

as a result of that

when he was putting the hellraiser project together

he said

i would like to do the musically phone

3 hours at decimal impress

the story that i heard because i wasn't there

what's the tony arrives in london

and sits down and says i need to have a meeting we should have a meeting with

with coil clive

because there's certain things that a film score needs to do

which has to do with

having the music

being

scene specific

and cut specific and horror films as you know

soul music

is the music its success or failure so much is determined by the exactitud

in which it

connects to the image

i knew chris

was destin to bb-8

big time

great composer

and i pretty much decided before i even left

for england the cross was going to do the music

so it was really kind of a fait accompli although i did meet with coil out of courtesy

they however after i questioned them about their ability to write

music for film

and i have some pretty pointed technical questions about click tracks and writing to picture

they couldn't

answer them and it started so well we'll give it a shot

and i think within hours that called chrisfix the producer and said i don't think we're right for the job

and i bowed out

play bat out and christian was

tired

i think as i understand it the clock was put

in anoka position that because i know that you wanted as i know that he liked what we did on another they believed in what we did

he was happy with the material that we played in the preparator material that we played in

but

if the studio is saying

how do you like a bit more money

how do you like to improve the budget on this picture how do you like it i would you like us to get behind it with a little bit more

muscle when we have done so far

i think the weight of the president comes and made a decision

the compromise which involve does being united so

the deposit from the project

disappointing and

pizzeria schaumburg

very very upset about it and then

felt let down

obviously you can't help. you know that some of those things suffice to say tony and had enough positive experiences with

with me being the head of post-production at new world when i've done numerous films for them back then i became

kind of the in-house guy he met me because i just finished at ucla and identify

rodger corman and he was he was excited about you know what i had to offer

and if i could do it very cheaply and then was

distance in yards

natalie weiner

think you would become

baby joy joy my specialty was i would take

limited money

and managed to talk

some musicians to come in so that they these low-budget companies would receive

a big bang for the buck

so

You know in terms of hellraiser

i was concerned

having a big orchestra score would be the wrong way to go

i'm because

most of film takes place in a house and then you know it's it's there's a very claustrophobic feeling

did the film

i thought

wait a second a big orchestra ask waze to phobic environment

making up is not going to be kind of corny over-the-top no matter what i do is going to sound bombastic

but no they insisted

we

We supposed to respond to that

find new are we going to the big emotions

and i've no windows strings

tacoholics

we went to munich and recorded it

it was a joy

kirby easy

exciting in those days to have a extra

playing music to the cathedral film on a big screen is who is revitalizing

i thank my lucky stars that they decided to go with me you know

i had done just before that or nightmare on elm street

and i do remember when i sat down with clive

for the first time in new york city he did make heated say to me

by the way i'm not looking for nightmare on elm street you know

and i like that

his music was was i mean it was kind of lush

and it was perfect for

i thought you know after having read the books of blood

he's going to want some music that's like extraordinarily dark in complexion

loaded with clusters and here there and everywhere

twisted

beyond recognition

and the bigger the better

bombastic

vomiting sounds

nightmare

nightmares of the worst order

but that turned out not to be the case with clive

what i learned from clive

is that he wanted

to be seduced by the music

the best way to seduce someone is usually with very few words but just make sure they're the right

right words and so his his message to me

was do it simply i want to i want to be lullaby to hear you catch at the atmosphere of really really well

so i think the score held

make the film become the cult classic that it's become

i'm not saying that was a great score on the same person or either

fabulous orchestra in madison score

didn't for this picture

did help

his

skull

sammy is at least 50% of the power of these films

it takes a minute

lift them again on to a whole new level

is a sculpture hellraisers brilliant and then

mean she outdoes himself

when it comes to hellbound it's i still listen to it now live said to me by the way

i'm not looking for another nightmare on elm street you know i'm in those knightmarefilmz 1200 cheek

i don't really care but you're not for for friday there's nothing there that we really care for and the people that he kill

kills yeah we sympathize with them but we don't really connect with them in ways that we did with jewel

they're supposed to look what it says not to do

it's not among my favorite movie scores

but then would ever be

when i think of clive

remember

he was overseas a lot of this so i was here he was there we didn't spend a hell of a lot of time in the

same space together

so

Physically speaking

it's not like he was in the room directing me like he was with the actors on the set

back in pinewood i guess it was with me was more conversations over the phone and me

reporting stuff to him over the phone if i recall

arresting the phone number piano

which is the way you did things back in those days and i'm hearing my themes piano

piano performance and the telephone

he went and wrote one of the

greatest

themes that are ever in a horror film that rebirth of frank with that piece of music

using that approach

something as a walls for

scoring horror

i was

perfect

it was perfect

so you don't

you don't know how these things are going to come about

it just

was in my head that i've heard this piece of music years before

it was a walls that was the right kind of music to put in that scene

the memory of things little editing room at new world pictures

and

we cut the q in

and now i've been exhausted up all night you know

we all retire

the queue is played

datcu

and i remember there being

total silence in the room

and

i stood up and started hugging everybody in tears and we all hugged each other

cuz we said

we all knew

langley

was that

and iiii, you'll never hear me say that about another cute word ever written

because i remember thinking of myself

forest

you know what

maybe i really handsome

seriously

it was that

that made me think

do you know if there is something happening

in this music in the way it's helped with what it's doing to the

without the music wouldn't be that kind of the same

and and we all kind of felt that in the

and it was so overwhelming that i believe we all remember cry i think i remember it always goes to the swim along

like another lifetime ago

do i have memory the memory i can at least tell you i have for sure the memory

thinking

but this was

this was worth

enough

as as a as a

2 for a scene in a movie

to make me think

perhaps doing the right thing thing

released on the 11th of september 1987 in the uk

and 18th of september in the usa

hellraiser would go on to receive mixed critical reviews

financial success

don't let me put a question to you if you ever been to a movie disgusted with other people and then wonder whether you told same the same picture

i'm just had that kind of experience or something called hellraiser

this is a pretty horror pick written and directed by one cock ball kahoot

according to some of my resources as beautifully broken the rules

and or produced the genuine original

why were these comments was totally musement because as far as i'm concerned hellraisers

original genuine lemon i loved it. i thought everything would come together

chrissy all the thing is

especially

playing a character who i think was on the on-screen for about 10 minutes there was there was an awful lot of the movie that i've never seen

no contact with a toll

so

Seeing that all come together was great and then the next time i saw it

i went to

in the in central london

prince charles

smoking at the back

to watch it with an audience not was great

to see

cuz i did see

the reactions i've been looking for

venue it was

wwe

it's not like now you didn't get the instant feedback is not like

you can put the floor down in a bit holder

anyway you can't find me always rearranging

i'm not sweet kind of when you got feedback

i went to see the film with my mom

the first one and she kind of skeptical

when we were on the screen

the num

i'm not sure i've ever seen is all the way through

because i do find it

shopping in worcester tonight

yeah i mean i actually find her quite

i couldn't sit to jackson

and i find it

go-karts talking

and very very strange.

What was the first song that we should iso hellraiser

i think what you know

if you don't know anybody who works in film

long time

you can look at a script

shooting

but the thing is he's no it was

because the thing is was a loss of what we done in the

monster

alex len

i know exactly where the edges up

i saw that when i pop up

hellraiser defects on pinhead

i think the reason status because it was

max is a horror film

the thing about ma

is hummus remove the people who made the film

as far away from it as possible

any because

it's a job that distributes scheduling his in

they going to choose the

images

going to what for the target audience

you going to read it

go fat tony wouldn't she wasn't trying

cleopatra's making a trailer for dog food

nothing worry about giving it away in your trailer

eagles radio shop

if no one's going to see the film

if you put in the alphabet

and if you want to see the viviscal entertainment say the marketing of the film

prostituting your baby to

the audience's expression but it's

selling out your

yourself your work.

See, precious about the material when it comes to mop

pinhead is very hot, give it you know you see it also has places

sights to show you

hellraiser there are no limits

by clive barker you see these characters suddenly obsessed with pinhead with a small character when

the movie is being made

mmmbop was ducky coming back from

japan old medic live

talk about a huge 25-foot

with pinheads head on it so it's like five us clearly

enough here you guys open the vein

and so that was clearly something he did

get ahold of that some tiger by the tail

which had a huge pile beyond

if any of us could imagine sending me

probably not multiplied imagined i think he asked you to exist destiny

what a genius marketing idea it was because

i remember

looking at that image and everybody around the time okay

what is that was so it was so unique

the instantly caught your attention wherever you are

and yeah i became iconic

they would expect these needed to be

you know you made when we were just making you standing about you

i think it was just an applicable because all the interest was around the cenobites and was around pinhead

if you were going to

find a shorthand image

by which people would know what hellraiser

it was pain hat if you showed them julian that wouldn't immediately

the character even started being referred to as

the hellraiser

i mean i didn't have

peloton

kind of fat

happened around me i didn't realize what was going on in fandom until

fangoria magazine invited me out

2

Fangoria weekend of horrors in la in 1999

movie the post at people

going to be the four of us

facebook careers

it was very lucky

i think he'll razer turned out very well i think it was

i'll gates genre

was probably why the scariest films i've ever seen

what we did what we did it i'm doing was making

british horror

cool again and again and america wasn't really doing that

i consider hellraiser mini-masterpiece in the genre even though it has flaws

adult the story

the mood

the the setting

the acting i think it's really quite brilliant

film

pics of

i'll rise up some milk up together sequences

and they were pretty thrilling

so was very exciting to see how it's going to turn out

i was a little thrown at first

to hear the american voices added

which i hadn't realized about

it was

it was the whole thing it was

clearly had a kind of energy

and them

i'm irresistible call of duty rated

people would seem to be quiet from

the beginning

the assurance in the filmmaking and a kind of

an announcement you know

of a new thing

which one was

able to see even in that very first

screening when we had we had a costume crew i remember and

that was it there was a definite buzz

amongst

cast and crew

but that very first showing when i go home from the hill cuz i was absolutely wanted to see

i don't think i've ever been

so much frightened but really genuinely very short

and i suppose really that's what it was it was just kind of sense of it being something real i didn't mean it

and now

i'm weeping able to stand back from all those victoria and how those are scenario is and this was something to eat something

but you believed and i kind of wish we had a mad way

newspaper clippings

knoxville pasta post

but i think we should be taken down

that kind of stuff

when you think of what was even around heavy duty stuff around it's just this going to the west end

certainly my daughter and her friends were

thrilled

when hellraiser came out i bet you know all the work that i done all the

shakespeare you know f♪♪♪ that i mean you know he was hellraiser

then that that that gave me you know sort of like red streak red

is excessive delray's of a soon-to-be inevitable with rumors of a sequel being whispered on the side before production

hemorrhoids have not been released

but i guess

new world which is the american financing company

we're pleased enough with it please enough i guess maybe with previews and stuff

but they you know they had authorized to sql until after

ruben's wichita

the production phase when just a hellraiser was coming out hot steam rooms rubdown

i'm in the film industry like.

Before i knew any discussions were going on about it being

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clark said you have the chance we may do another one if you're free would you do it

i said yeah

willow final battle

but we will enjoy doing it with him

we started talking about a sequel while

we were in the editing process

there was a very strong feeling that the film would be successful

and

that is so what it really started early

development did not begin until a little bit later

but some

yeah it was decided early on to do a sequel that was a narrow one on hell on

horror films were always generating sequels in the new world wanted their nightmare on elm street

basically

and that's why it was green literally at least the development of it was greenlit

i think we

but when we knew that we were going to go with the second film

clive's

by the way. to the to the key individuals

hoping that they would

be available for us

really simple.

Part-time to majoring

end of hellraiser

saying that we intended within the next 6-12 months we intend to do the second one over here

jeffrey

but that time

we'll do it another one did go it would be 5

it was tiny

it was quite clear that was

more juice

in the projects

from the first one

three credit something which had its own to life

so it felt like there was going to be more to come

david saunders is very excited about it and i wanted to do more hellraisers and

for trying to because it was up to the film

but that's doing the reason i didn't do it and i was asked

wispy cuz

i've been up another picture

an interpretation of you just went from picture to picture. icon i wasn't going to wait around.

Young family in

to be honest with you i love doing it but

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i think it would come out at the box office and

been moderately successful

we would have met

come out the box office

i may return

we would have made it

it came out the box office

so there was no doubt

words words with qi for the times i know you were going to make another one

the action and speed

did they turn the second one into a movie

wilson

that have been talked i think while we were

macon

the first film

the new world we're looking

how to sql

they gave us more time and more money

part of the way through because they were getting excited about

what they were seeing

dailies that will make him no way over to

los angeles

but you kind of dismissed up

fast as you hear it

happy friends production i've ever been in in london was going to transfer to the west end

douglas

jessica was going to happen before we finish

filming how is one

because they change the ending we had all these rewrites

that was all this information coming back from the steaks south having seen the rushes

so we knew that there was going to be a sequel to the sequel

a list of trust me week cuz we went inside that we go to midas in sql

we'd like to do this without you. and that's helped set it

but there was no

the apothem subscription approval knows nothing

that they were insisting on

clive

kind of always has us streaming

stories

in his head

that was very quick to jump at the opportunity and

my room talking about different ideas for it

bottom

i don't remember the moment when

actually was cremated into remember the struggles

we had

they had in trying to raise the money for the

curious thinking how successful the first time was

you know that talk about it

it was still not particularly

is a climate here brittany

it wasn't easy to

how to raise the money

which is why america

hayabusa appealing to client for giving up change to make

movies that often