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at40 clive more than anybody else he got it
all together he rotated put it all together

chile good shows success story that
i'm like hellraiser because it was such a

unique vision by clive barker
hellraiser for me is a fabulous

new invention a new map

the clive

in a typical way

creates you not feels to me that is galt

elements of all those gray classic mets like
they subpoena the frankenstein or the dracula

a brilliant

fantastical

extravagant reminder

not to be dabbling in things you shouldn't
the creation of those characters not that

idea that you can you can open up the

dog well it sounds like
you can enter a dreamscape

it's quite as scary

hi david if you give that dreamscape me and do
your worst nightmare has formed into reality

edgar into the consciousness

only off her fans put of the general public

i think again cuz of the mike
epps and especially doug's makeup

it was so iconic because
he was the poster boy that

by the time number 2 came out

i'm not

pinheads

image was

plastered all over london

11 billboards all over the
world it was was a great journey

it was great fun

and i'm amazed

it has that has an impact

with

wonderful and terrifying glimpses
of this metaphysical world beyond

and hellbound is more

an examination of that world you know that let's get
in there and see what's up what's it looking like that

one stick around

that come out of human drama

and he nnnn human conflict and

and and the dynamic of
what is and what what could be

and that gap in between
that we all fall into

weird idea that they
split coke life alcohol

he wasn't really anyone at
the time and i didn't know i to

turn into something so

mindful of english

a lifelong journey for a lot of people is actually
quite phenomenal it was fresh and and it was exciting

as far as

and it was english and that was
sick so i can bet arrived in the midnight

it was a bit of a kind of thunderbolt

it was really

a whole new wave of energy
and imagination five rated in the

top 10

of horror films ever made

add

let me know cuz i really
step back from it over

the last decades and gone back
over the time and looked at it and i do

think that felt stands up

and will be watched

4

a long time the difference between hellraiser
and films will be made of the time is

hellraiser took itself seriously

never played things for law

never really

when did the

nothing nightmare on elm street road

it went down more serious route
i said that horror films could be

intelligent

the fat lip

it was

it was made to the quiet

quit loving race

and it was a it was the
film that ready introduced

caught ball catullo

to the world

you know

most people hadn't readying encounter clients
writing until until our rights okay mom

i'm saying. it is here away all these years. i
told me about it so it's obviously mighty it's not

throughout the 20th century

one of british cinemas most iconic exports quizlet
campy potenza tanning horror movies produced by

hammer films

defended time

emma was a mainstay in british cinema

until the influx of american
horror movies of the 1970s

addictive

such as texas chainsaw massacre

the exorcist

halloween

friday the 13th

when did nightmare on elm street

who is being a fan of horror

as a kid as a kid was all about ghosts and
then i guess it's a teenager i discovered

haro through,

turn off the television.
where they were running oil

omaha movie so that was really what i came in
horror films were part of my life because of

have a good rather sudden bulb incentive

teenager that wanted to see

these sorts of films i can't from a time when it is a
sort of peter cushing and whatever his name was playing

dracula

tongue in cheek almost

and it was an element has the same
it was meant to make us love actually

i think it's where the genres gone since the
great thing when i was a teenager a young teenager

was getting to see eckville

that was that was the thing

you didn't you

put things in your shoes to make utility
you put your collar up and it was done since

ticket to get past just buying
your ticket to get into the cinema

also how the movies which
were the 1950s and 1960s

full color

horror movies

would being revived in double bills
and then playing locally so i would get to

come over still making movies
with, so by the time i was old enough to

like my way into an ex
by pretending i was 16

i could see some of the laser hammers

but i also saw some of that the

older ones ratio underboob of the first
horror movies i actually saw in the theater

i talk my mom into taking me
to the abc regional swamp

where is there a double
bill of the hubbard lom

phantom of the opera which was
hammons version phantom of the opera

the anthony quinn hunchback of notre dame

our films for me are always
exciting you know i think that is

i'm more interested in if you like the more
classical vine of horror movies king kong was up

a fabulous story which in some senses

my voice. clive is closer to

then

some of the other mobile tomorrow

and there being some sort of

attempt to make

vampire movies sexy

it really was just a lot of

girls with big box it didn't, it wasn't
sexy fetus can take them serious anymore

becoming spoofs of themselves that they was
a. when will the hammer horror films were like

little short stories that would being put together and by
that point i think they were on that device i would say

that wasn't much going on and certainly not
much all right you know muhammad finished really

and we're looking for a
new voice and claude came

roaring through

the exorcist

not a movie i have a cab full cartoon movie
iowa still is coming out i think around the same

game time

the other woman

mainstream

studio horror movie 74 i think

texas chainsaw massacre under the fence

came out completely traditional

king of ministry

toy little people trained all the people

and it would have fell away and i
think it was the first british horror film

which seriously scary

and it was very much

you know the intellectual
underpinning for it was

custom-pak is always a good

very good template frames to the flora film

oh and she was a great influence and she's going to just come out
and that was genuinely scary and horror has been taken to a new low

fiscal as well as

psychological horror

70 most of the big films that one made

in england wear american

pictures

you know the things that
were around just trying to

being might just trying
to hellraiser so what

withings like atms in
little shop of horrors

what sounds walzem clozaril
happening around the time

it was night so they were
kind of fantasy pictures but

but obviously a very different soda fantasy

be able to see this kind
of thing in their own home

ion half tempted to say

the people who make
that kind of money demand

knowing that children are likely to say it

omps really themselves very much and i do

back in the whole video not eating threw up i was
actually publishing magazine could shock express

the first big

cool magazines in this country had a
precursor to many many magazines now

i'm so we cover the video naughty to buy

quite a lot

you remember things were
very different back in the 80s

oso

things are very similar
video nosti was suddenly i'm

india woman conscious of it

them

subject was up for discussion and

it meant the people were

analyzing these things
there was a huge backlash

which i thought was

play ever the top 10 people

wanted to find everything
that had a cut finger

we had no moral any moral qualms

what's the weather thought from properly

mary washes his nose

the whole ecology of the cenobites in the visceral
world of hellraiser standing from the unique imagination

my daca

a genius in his own right

especially skilled you know media

right around direct box have
the phone in liverpool merseyside

the sound of john ruby
atlanta and school welfare officer

angelina stalker

casino director for an
industrial relations fan

i'm just imagination and skills through
his education with ducktail primary school

kobe bryant high school

and the university of liverpool

where he studied english

and philosophy

i think one of the things

did that's great about horror is that it
appears in various forms right through our lives

are we written fairytale
but you're full of very horrific

imagery

ideas

and we then then maybe we can go and
see the movies maybe we see to the fiesta

we read about it

i don't think

does ever. in our lives when

hora isn't available to
us in some for marana

what's interesting i think it is that

where is when were kids we still have said yes of course i like
the ones i love the months what happens if i don't get a shame.

and the only familia have them like
these kind of movies of these kind of books

when you know them very well and when i was a kid
i always loved monsters i still love monsters i

lincoln fat myself monster and and i
go to movies even bad horror movies

if there's a monster just to see
the monster when i first met him

interested in you

everybody he met because this is an offer you could always he
could always take him to the vet and he was with making little

but he was just genuinely

interested in everybody he met in the same
way that you make the r store cnsi well

grimm's and trains to go

natural way to remove assembly saying

fixing a picture of raising a pastry
office lebanon moana in a mortuary

quickshot they probably something up

i don't like over using this
term but he said he is a genius

and it's the way he synthesizes

the input he gets

onto the page

or the canvas

aren't you

a movie about crazy person i've ever met

he's a creative genius

when we first met him he would
be sitting there thinking of one book

talk about another enjoying
something else at the same time

when he doesn't get you a quick up sink

and it's a silly other
ones are just a genius

so we just had a laugh we have

best buy was a tour-de-force

so i think he reinvented the game

i don't have said this many times about cliven
i think this just has to be reconsidered ready

clive is a creative genius

he is

one of the few people

so i found

you playing mental ping pong ball with

and he would back the fullback
as quick as you guys at 2 a.m.

so you really had to be on your toes
you really had to be on your best game

too bad so you think

as fast as he does i never had a doubt

wood

be a success

at some point

writing fiction

painting

making movies with whatever i mean if

decided to become a philosophy professor
we would be probably one of the best

is ahead of his time

i need suffolk because
of that little bit i think

but you need people like that you need
people who are constantly going to change

2

to working-class kids from live alone flat
by the way was middle-class and working-class

liverpool who

newest smart but assumed i'm
probably going to end up to be a teacher

at best you know if you can make it in rock
and roll out there anyway you thought out

unemployment really the guy who said

notice so many words but by inspiration
an example clive said to meet the dog

felt lint julie

everybody was involved in the dog company

he should have said nothing or your
life can be bigger than that you can

we can do those things we couldn't

do plays we can make movies we can write books
we can paint pictures get hired i went out

i read all of his stuff

and ends really thought he was amazing

just an amazing writer

himax light festival

mega family not picking up
some strange in japanese writing

snagfilms disney going to make films
and he said he must meet each other soap

we met on a blind date, they
want to look like a schoolboy

very slender

not a habit why haven't got then even then

immediate excitement

about the project

and immediately if he hopes you

between gauging, tustin

will it comes to what is right even though i don't
know clyde was clearly on a fast-track to somewhere

hollywood and

feminist books about arrive suddenly

you could see the

the potential future

and hellraiser was an
extraordinary first step

on that

paul

to allow him to write and direct

this new piece was

what was a great achievement and

but i think when you met him

you have no doubts

the every 10 pages he writes he
throws nine away or let him think he was

karastan owasso

he writes

i lost every day he's
incredibly disciplined as a writer

and he rights rights rights and then froze most of it
away cuz anyone patriots is actually good enough sometimes

freddie hart

intelligence and

people to this day i think find
that surprising him about him

he's very funny

razor sharp wit

tremendous sense of the absurd

i've seen them

laugh until

prize

the city of things like

can.

allium

the dancing hippos in in disney's fantasia
reduced to tears of laughter as well

so

bath and then and then ghosted

the imagination

there's nothing he's not interested in
everything is grist to the mill everything

he misses nothing and everything

everything goes in into the mensa

comes out at some point

change my life

i don't use the g word

likely

i try to avoid it but

i don't know him as well
as i would love to know him

but

of course

that film allowed us the opportunity

2

have a relationship
disorder in that in that

brief moment of time in our lives

we were able to

engage in in an understanding

the

i haven't

white experience since then

it's it's it's

what's it about

a special relationship

because

let's face it

apparently

that relationship

and the guidance he gave me

help

bring forth the score for me

with some

that's kind of define my wife

you know

for better or for worse

it keeps coming around you know

an end to meet at one of
the great strengths of power

literature

and the background of the movies i think
that's what shook things up as a real sense of

and his imagination is is

is younique

and and he's one of
those people who's able to

like i had my doubts that i wondered

how can a guy who is like such
a good writer in sand so literary

how can he then make the change into two because
of film scripts is altogether different from

from a novel or short story

pulling up to his house in north london

don't speak house in north london and them

and we do that with

i'm not skinny but we went kids

we were very young

and dumb

turned up

big house

delete this

amazing enigmatic charismatic

genius i mean

and he was just so warm
and friend and he invited us

intuit

as well he was

put faith in action basically

that it's it's

it's a mutual thing but cindy says yeah okay i'll
believe in you than you believe in them almost ended

have a great night so

you always going to remember that one day

you'll be able to repay me for the insult

i'm not so people often the
phone business they can be

really rude really and

and you work for

i mean your people i
work for people with pigs

and you do it because you got to make the
money because your professional about it

but when the soviet union
want to see them again

thought about that was a man
that you would receive energy

energy

vision

constantly

imagining

things

constantly

the mental energy was fantastic

but also he is very kind of
chapman uva men's pretzel

knowledgeable

the tree painting

antonyms standing of

psychology

energy in a really sweet.

i never got tired and i know it's fake

starting to two weapon

i just have a very good impression i just have very good memories
of the almost say there's some things you do when you're single

you know what would happen.

it was he was open to suggestions

but it kind of set

not included right now in the
story and what he wanted out of it

sometimes he wasn't quite
sure how he could get that

well that's what we're all
that full to help a sick puppy

if you would seem to be a
sick puppy usok in his book

it would it would seem he's

so the value of left field he's assertive m

he's

and the seems to be quite a strong so the

sandm

elements

gay elements in what he
does and he's always enjoyed

into the crap out of them

because

there is a person who

cool

who is so

holy

focused on

a vision

but he has

about the world

that includes

we know we started this as an author

he's directed and produced films
which is an extension of that vision

and he's a fabulous painter

you sound like

he's like the true artist
who has figure out a way

2

give

himself entirely to that process

and

as a consequence you know what he has

put together

a repertoire

of materials

visual and two end of then
and the printed word and visuals

combine

2

create a body that is going to visit is
going to be around and talked about

forever

you know

and you know if you're in or to stay that's a nice feeling
especially getting a hold of you start thinking about that stuff

just get a sense of how

dp sex in a brings all sorts of his
knowledge of history and literature and

everything in the emergency
all into this testicle world

it was amazing it was like
in n very appealing very

like a choir boy

like a demented choirboys
what is like a vice has i think of

apply but i mean charming
and n lovely to talk to

and i'm really smart

so i mean you know email
engages your attention

cigars

but i feel like he's always being the same

funnest blazing away

creating these

extraordinary pcs for genie material

find

and some sense is that was a a golden moment
those early days of fish at where we roll

despite having no results he's working
very closely on thing very passionate about

not even when you get
more results is moral changes

has your creative attitude
anyways have that same

kind of

innocence and

pine shed

vision

two meeting friends doug
bradley and peter hitchens

baca created his own french
this group called the dog company

biblical giving performance is a
place that darker than themselves

marketplace will become infamous for
breaking new grounds as having erotic

fantastic

terrific elements

i think when i was about 15 at

quarry bank high school about to
become qualifying comprehensive school

in liverpool

i think i was in the

padear maybe

mesa michael jimmy choos

ida mi

came up to me and said i'm
going to be in the school play

oru

f♪♪♪ you if you're going to be in school

and iphone teacher the time

wonderful guy english
teacher called bruce prince

directions to play so i went up to him and set
up leaving houston going to be in school by sia

you said yes i said i
won't be in school play

and if you looked at me and you
said you do do you okay come with me

and i read and you said
okay you're in the work itself

i think that's his gift to the
odds that he's he's a genuine

force example and inspiration

i'd already seen him

in school players prior to that

and also memorably

he was leading

he came into i think i was in the inop

and he came in

leading another guy

around with the noose around his neck

and the werewolf mask

i think

harry werewolf

hand

who subsequently became

please give ministries
refillable playhouse theater

anti-fascist

who's coming out

an audience present plays

directing starring in

alejandro in the poster support

his own productions

at the school so i was aware of him

but that was where i first

go to know him i'm a boy and i would introduce clock
to some of my pals whatever you felt like this man was

successful

from the days of the doubt he would always knew where
he was going had a sense of real destiny in a sense of

at what he was trying to create and

yes we're talking away i
count as my drama school

doing

experimental

theater in liverpool before by degrees we
moved to london in the dog company formed

so. that's a it's a whole process for me.

and yes

i mean obviously the people
who came into the dog company

orbitz

have a part in this story as well

la quinta san bamford

what kind of peripherally involved to some extent
what we were we would do things about company

i think around

1979 and became a members

the company very

very important and influential
member of company in tni

put a production together
for the boat company

dangerous world

based on the writings of william blake

clyde was the driving force in terms of the
writing but everybody did bit of everything

and he was very encouraging about that too and
you know he used to make the mosques it was

greenlee adapt at the design
himself and create this incredible masks

in 74 when we were both
much younger than we are now

i introduced by mutual friend a
guy or choose playing drums in

the band that started in

cdschools

fairly well-known television personality

population with the mets

graham said out of the blue one day you should meet
me sisters mike live he's like you he reads books

so we thought about obviously

marriage made in heaven so

gray marine semi cinematic live in allen library
which is a small suburban library in liverpool

one day in june 1974 and
metro probably the same day

i think by the end of that afternoon other agreed
to join the phase of company in comfortable.

the first

play i do the dog company

was

call history the devil

and them

i got about 19 and it
was an unbelievable script

suddenly

they working on it felt completely

unique

it had no it didn't feel like it
was part of any british traditional

dropped as a thought

panda

it was funny and

philosophical and outrageous

and there was. bradley playing the devil

i fight one could trace
amongst the cost there were few

actors who act as drug demons

who had their own syrup

send a bittock role to play and would
stay the action frank's on in love with it

a wonderful hora

that he'd written for the stage

and he wasn't just riding horses.
he's running the secret life cartoons

which was

really funny and kind of outrageous

and

happened to return to
franklin this was supply which

was a rethinking of the
frankenstein myth and

the idea bank

the monster was

far from being a kind of
inarticulate zombie creature

he was stitched together from different

braces

different colors band

he was extremely intelligent

fight like a rebel leader in south america or
something so he throw regression and the crazy creative

frankenstein character the doctor

play pod. bradley and i was the most

but 5 greater than amazing

well for the scripture he he

bay built a latex suits for me which was

based on those the saugus drawings way and
you know i can see all the veins in the sand

that was asking man

and dumb

and i remember it being quite
shocking taking it to edinburgh

not really out of any
dissatisfaction with my time with them

but i still i still had that naive belief that
i was going to be a popstar rock and roll stuff

so i had a little devil whispering me whispering
in my ear who is me all night from liverpool

and come back from another band with me

so what

i wanted to go in

play music

that what many other

characteristic

who got involved with the dog company

like some of them photos

annick vince

and they were absolutely i think

prepared to go to incredible lengths

to achieve some of the
visions that plywood crate

share company so any profits we made

supposedly said within the company
but clients imagination wisconsin

so who all the prophets were not spent on

amazing you effects

on your person people
could say that hellraiser was a

a commercialization

of the ideas

from the forbidden but i
think more realistically correctly

hellraiser is a is a glorious reimagining

made for real people who see real movies

of some of the ideas in the

we were young

what's a pretentious

that was my first introduction
to the world apply find

it was exhilarating

and it was definitely mop by this incredible
ambition ambition certainly outstrip

spell resources which
rivera she said we were

we will bundling around and
he's funny van to different pops

doing this

blacks and then he wrote a series

including one cool frankenstein in love

which also has

definite

roots that you see

developing hellraiser

pooping many plays for the dough company

baca already hinted at his
obsession with all things nightmarish

these stories would throw into the first
volumes of his best-selling books of blood

established in 1984

baca's work but soon catch the attention of filmmakers
wants you to cash in on the new up-and-coming hora right

sorrel head wraps

and i saw

what was thing called

under well

actually went to see

underworld with

v a cast and crew screening in

leicester square

and i do remember standing

standing on the pavement outside
the cinema with him afterwards

and he said

well i think i recognize two
or three of my original lines

it seems to me

the only way to do
this is to do it yourself

welding rawhead rex

i think you don't haven't come out of theater and
having directed independent film with us and stuff

i think he got the sense if i should try this myself
you know my memory is the he did talk to me about

sounds hit when

we were talking about him doing hellraiser

i said so why you doing it
and he said face-f♪♪♪ to top

paid as he was concerned

they weren't very happy with it that's all

i don't know if it was

defects people they were
unhappy with the right was

define

clive's

books and i'm where i could been completely boston
eyes and there was about three words of in that

roy hendricks i think it was a
couple times when we met him

does he discusses experience

and there was a slight
suicide to the lockbox flavor

so he didn't really push
any other involvement

recite le dice and that's why i didn't like
them is one of the best stories i thinking

books of blood

and i'd

unread all of them by that site i was actually
quite a big clock of time so that's why it was

amazing for me to get to

get to meet him and things like that and that
you wouldn't think anyone could miss it out

but i tell you that my job on
real have rex principally involved

cleaning this the title creature when he came
back from filming every night instead of take

taking lomotil feminine cleaning
the blood of his teeth so he look like

basically i'm at el super hero 29

you look great when he was coming in s♪♪♪

greenwich mean time in the family looks good just
when he first appears out out from underneath the

what is kevin kraft

i think the some extent

whatever the failings maybe overhead racks in underworld i
think if nothing else they should settle it if i run drive

to take a shot himself

i wouldn't doubt that probably already had
thoughts in his head about making his own

movies extant

to what extent his is a
disappointment than annoyance

find arizona

can going to do but i
think i can do this faster

and the next time i'm going to do it

next time i'm going to do it and
i'm going to do it how iphone to do it

if that was the real driving.

why i decided to how i said he
was going to go ahead with hellraiser

we didn't even in his hands

i think everybody has a story that talked in a
great deal of money on hellraiser he sold his soul

at the end of the day he go to film
that was pretty much all he wants his

look up birthdays from
state is a lot going for them

10 terrible as we fall back then

in the same way

we saw a lot of movies with
terrible back then but you look

formatting about history look
back through a rosie colored glasses

and you think it was the other time we could
do a better job with his own source material

and that's why

it's a timing what when i met with him

and like

said look initiative assistant
director we go to keep this budget low

i'm a cocktail stew

do people in the house

it was nothing in the end

in his book series the three
people in the house so that's why we

timbuktu

mapping out this

custom-pak story the hell donehower

first published in 1986 in the
night visions anthology series

the hellbound heart was written by
baca with the intention of becoming a film

the nevada would be later re-released in 1988 as
a standalone puzzle after the success of the film

we were working in the dark company
together during mania clarks place

and i'm at the one that he turned out with

a massive pile of paper

and it was accounted how
many account been over 36

are the short stories that
turned into books and blood

but he suddenly appeared with

this incredible treasure chest

i'm dumb

and something was clearly
going to come out of them

hellraiser being the first one

it wasn't necessary the first one
he intended to make in fact but

it seemed the most immediate and achievable

give it to explain to
somebody other projects

how about hot was developed

citizen has literally
writing the screenplay

while he was writing
the novella but i know that

it was very much a story that
was developed for the movies

something about his excellent

but it's not that it was a novella that sat
there and then later they throw let's adopt this

climate found chris favorites
vegas on clyde and they pop nude

with a view to macon

you know i could

british horror movie

elvanto what were the results
of that away from hold on hot but

that i believe with the
situation back to kind of

1979-1980 round about
that. i can remember cly's

from time to time

putting a handwritten
manuscript in my hand saying

let me know what you think

i remember him saying quote on quote

i'm trying my hand at writing a few

horror stories

see if i can make it to the money outfit

that was

stories with a story

anthologized in the books of blood

the obvious ones probably

in the hills the cities

probably biased about that one because

the couple in in the hills the cities in
the first draft of a hydra sexual couple

but they were so snapping b♪♪♪♪ with each other in the text
that they reminded me of clive when he was arguing with john

unless you should just make him a
gay couple cuz it's obviously you and john

anna anna

sarah so i felt very proud

did say that i've helped
persuade them to to break

ground by featuring a
gay couple in that story

that's not why i'm fond of the story
i think it's magnificent central image

where is almost immediately and in
longhand cuz classic lot deliver them to us

and they were incredible it was like a

tsunami

stories and ideas and help on hot

seemed particularly potent

idaho

strain of

darkness under

if you like the the mac pass

at home by that

prepare to take

incredible

pax

to achieve that docket desires
that was incredibly powerful story

how did manuscript obviously
because i was still living in london

because clint wrote them

7980xe slowly i think

i think i'm right in saying that they're bradley and i were
with us notice readers you know he would pass them on to us

praise god. i had wrote the help

i love that is really good and creepy into

states with a lot of
the other books as well

you start to get

with

you get much more of an
idea what's inside the head

then with a script

sitting themes always
recur one of them is religion

which i never had a huge
impact of sodas on his life

personally but sent me in his family

5 subscript expression

of the books of blood

the descent assorted storytelling that you take
a natural situation you add a twist of which

witness to the situation

but delete cenobite was actually

female

and that

book and that kirsty was actually just a family friend i think the changes
that were made were absolutely correct cuz i didn't think you could

i have two female baddies

i'm going in hellraiser you've got a
story about a family you put a story about

adult

and the teenager is the heroin

to the person is trying to
sort out everything from before

and all those stories
were really well-crafted and

and i'm chilling and and exciting to read

i actually wanted to do
one of them is as a film about

how he had to visit very
dark places from his own life

it creates hellraiser

and

i think when he talks about that he talks

about

sadomasochism and

things that people do go to for pleasure
from pain i'm in the fact that frank

was looking for the ultimate pleasure

and was finding it

propane

is is quite unique

i always found the

people in the clive was surprised at how charming and
ordinary he seemed only the best sense of the word

i couldn't believe what

doc imaginings was seething

in that skull

and them

with hellraiser it felt like

he was getting a handle on something

very kind of

classic

and he was always looking to

use the body as a symbol of

what's going on in that
in the hat in the sake

and them

so that notion off

literally

getting into somebody's skin

i'm seeing the hugely powerful one

it's just that he takes

a metaphor and turns it into a mess

but it's cool hellraiser is a love story

telling the story of
forbidden love and lust

within a family threatened
with tablet domestic relationships

the key to this story is julia's relationship
with frank and that such for pleasure

julia and

call husband gimenez
evo and whatever you go to

it was a love story

about obsessive love dark love

so if an audience gets that

it's kind of a bonus

i don't have any expectations but

i'm happy when people

ask me questions about

elements of the film that are related to

fairfax on the

the

monsters and creatures in

panda action

and more about what

the deeper meaning

he loves to love story he's a good romantic

aha's

is it romantic

perverted romantic

story that sticks with people's imagination

perhaps it can be said that that is the
reason why the hellraiser has the one that's

reason of the group i guess it's the one that's
probably the most talked-about because it is a

sick love story

pick up these three carrots is that some

enola fair around the attention the
account of drone in in different directions

the original tagline was there are no
limits that's what i was on a crew t-shirt

i need to taking

passion desire to its
most logical conclusion

it up kind of supernatural why

a love story that goes back

time after time in memorial

and that's place to eat

really i suppose one of the reasons this
film's success is that it does have that

compelling story

proposal of a paperweight loves

people who loves romance

what is this kind of weird but they're all

you have a woman who is so

sexually insatiable if she wants the one man in her
life who truly provided it with the ultimate sex

to experience she wants you back she's prepared to do
anything for it but she says that's the core of the story

so therefore

if you dated anybody can
come back in a fantasy elements

what do you think about it

chile wom to netflix

he wanted more

so he went to the extreme

i think that

really got folks

on

getting script

push the buttons with the cat

if you've got

look at yourself on those elements all

looking for lost love

immediate short-term gain for a feature

penalty

2go latest human

frailties thing address

in a horror film where the
audience identifies laughing

going to have a lot more

currency without film

bandgang for the vicarius

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thankful

difficult riddles

and he wants to get
nasir autism into the film

until we wants to get into the characters

so a lot of the stuff was

trying to push boundaries

go to story which building

pinhead looms above it

feels like it's a wonderful
retelling of macbeth story

this love affair of the heart of it
and how far are you prepared to go

answer to me it will always have
a kind of resonance and relevance

the sad

story about nobody family that you
know that basically is is destroyed

for me was the most important part of it because that
was the whole point that's why it was so horrific

because

this was

you know this could have been a lot story

thought it was the
weirdest thing i've ever read

really thought it was very kinky

but i but i love the
fact that it was strange

and and it was like

it was really very different
from anything i've ever done

norgaard red is very much

story about passion unrequited love

forbidden love

and

i'm about that

forgotten that

when you see it again it is what it is about
to suddenly wants the focus of the film

suddenly in reading the short story

i was very caught up in that

driven

relationship between chile and frank

the kind of powerful desires which

book breaking taboo

seem to be an incredible engine

bowling bokkeum sharon 90-57

one of the founding fathers of hellraiser

producer of crystal meth egg

would graduate from oxford in 1979

and embark on his
career in the film industry

editor of television commercials

this was followed by assistant director

and eventually he become a producer
on the number of cows british films

christmas

old chinese babies

as a producer he's your worst enemy

because

he wants

bullet force money we want

les schwab

it is always out why

he was always a gentleman
and will wilkinson very well

i think

it was a little bit of a fish out of
water in terms of the horror aspect

i don't think he likes horror films

i think he's

what the hell am i doing here off the time

and then you look at the
stuff what the hell are you doing

because it was just

she's a really really

good

he's one of those people that

she shouldn't be a producer

right because he is

2 good 2 be a producer

and i can say that with handle

he should be working for united
nations or something like that

isolation reproducing

real size of very very
good producer as well

he just doesn't fit the boston mode

which 99.9% of them fit into

no i just remember chris is a very

good presents i was scared and it
was my first movie he was a producer

chris fig

i came into the project and rita by
the scruff of the neck as a producer you

again

the jack of all trades master of none

you could keep an eye on on
the schedule to make sure that

schedule

miss filmed

i'm going back to phone company

making sure that

i don't like it

i'm making sure the rushes look

getting what we need to get

i'm just

big a big 90

and that that is impossible in making
sure that this will have him is to love him

how's it make out for
many of them i'm that does

get stressful

so just making sure that

everyone is

taskmaster

everybody was working
really hard and you have to

have some sort of relief

turn it around when you know
that come in 7 days a week

bringing sleeping bags like
really working close together

and clyde knew that he had
to rely on christopher obviously

and so it so christopher was
always has been 9 calming presence

i think he's relationship
with clive was close

but he

he let clock get on with it

because amy had a
professional crew sound camera

up booking with all the make out of these
special types people the creature people

he saw that the ship was rolling well

and that's that

to me that's the

like the sound of a good produce
at when he sees it's working

i don't need to fear

because we will work on satchwell produces
wrong that bulacan screaming shouting

a public that undermines a crew of chris's
usual lying to me whenever i did see him

usually late at night as i was being
taken out to make up his eye you still here

that was chris's you always chris is lying to me
whenever you saw me last night i suspect that was just a

because he was paying me overtime

with that partnership no family formed

seguin thought it would set out to attract
interesting that novela the hellbound heart

after expanding into film production
with notable successes in the early 1980s

british open at richard
branson's virgin films

comfortably within now in 1983 that
they would be investing 14 million pounds

in the series of the face

by 1986 virgin film developed
an interesting hellraiser

with the prospect of
developing into a fugitive

i was introduced to clyde by mutual friend

and

he said i want to make a film
last if i want to please you film

should i want to make
her feel not too but find that

papa john read the moments
in the middle king 1986

and

we decided that game

cheap

three people in the house

imma get from that

my told me was i was going to make a movie
that he partnered with this guy chris vague on

name something that i
wasn't surprised because

i thought so she's had

pretty enormous success with books of blood

they made on the welding
rod rack so it didn't feel

like if you know

wow male friend just won the jackpot you know didn't feel
like it came out of nowhere it just felt like a right you know

household name i said i didn't really

who knew putting together the financing

i had to go to click

everything about being a producer is you

jack of all trades and master of none

i did was i

the wright look who's making

who's financing stopping at that time virgin
but making some second films so we was talking

to them

and stated yes

it would have been packed lindsey
my understanding people who have

i think cuz i didn't think
it's at with it it's images

family entertainment cliven
christopher tells off to to la

i think i'm right in saying the
very first pitch was to new world

and they said yes he will let you
inside quantum risk with these characters

and when you think it was over to nicole weiss nm don't
beast from beyond the grave a little. kind of stuff

we were being given the chance
to do something that was that was

sexually horrific that was meant to be sexually time so all
these things will change these monsey new world cuz they had a

dress code in mystery genre and
i said maybe we'll come and see it

then we had this extremity in the ritz

splat the cat from new world

kako david saunders is
coming out of tie the time

a tight to come to
you in the ritz in italian

varick street wilmington
went down the rest had to do this

are you mad you know that you can't
lose on the egg with candy around it

19 financing virgin

come sunday

doing it and we might just wait do you
want to take on the whole body twitches

900000 lbs then

and

we

then went off

made it to that

originally the film studios of pioneering
filmmakers the samuelson family

cricklewood production village in north london with
a combo with the production of hellraiser in 1986

the studio's situated on an unremarkable
northwest london suburban road

featuring the archetypal village green

cricket wytheville with potter
samuelson samantha game

this is part of the world at the valley

there was a big security camera
supplies or company cool samuelson

what's the weather

terrific and they they basically were
the company before panavision came here

simonson's

premier

supplies

and they had television they had
this they had that wheel went through

show me this book soup samuelson's

and it was hypothetical studio idea

it wasn't it wasn't comfortable

but it was it was a small place

but the joint it wasn't set because
we were thinking of a curious

professionally all night
on a large-scale film

spin studios

that was a home

it was a lovely and o street
taking over vinyl that sex complain.

i think it's anymore that was

i know i did with my

my back into the film business we were stuck in a
production billy channel makeup application when was

the back of the gallery

so how you feeling you would get this little
to eat the beet leaves reversing of a truck

because production
because all seven nightclub

so you get a brewery lori's about reversing roy
park next to your news hear it through the walls

there was no

sound insulation

and you couldn't help

bump into another name
for the cops the other crews

that one football and it
was a great atmosphere

constant bloody keys sometimes
the first they would have guns

the ducks

why labor cracking

because it wasn't the soundstage
wasn't that much of a soundstage

the dope poem

to keep the duck squats

during tikes

because you are the ducks parking

the dogs every now and then that's a coffin

combat

abyssal stomping stomping
for aflatoxin so do their business

medicate that by sending them
to a farm where they got murdered

it was a fox and it was a

you know

i imagine with all the
blood spill that was the only

real blood in the making of this film

lisega constant newcomers

hollywood stars classically-trained british space
tractors and friends of dorothy clyde barker

the characters to my
first created in the novella

the hellbound heart

would emerge from page to screen

become some of the most iconic characters

in horror genre history

we see the pad on the doorstep

larry

is an american in his early forties

an attractive man who has
lost his age in recent years

a really nice guy who
falls for the wrong woman

lori's innocent

it is

an unhappy husband who

in his unhappiness

hopefully staying is going to change this relationship
with you didn't have when you first see them

the moving in together he's also quite

complex

because it kind of comes
across as a bit of a whim

what is protective

custody

when he's watching the boxing

halo

he really enjoys.

physical violence

something there

going on that

play nothing is ever expressed i mean i
think you could ever express it was junior

perhaps if they might
have a better relationship

story of these two brothers one of
them clearly is much more charismatic

exciting

articulator julia answer

polari is a little bit of a

i wipe

by comparison with the

tornado

the frank must be

larios

downtrodden

under the thumb

milksop weed

and $100 is he be he plays
he plays larry so far down here

he's playing

frankie larry skin at the end
he's got everywhere to go to

ramp it up come to daddy.

is space fantastic

newegg wanted us to
have an american in there

so we ended up with

andy robinson

really good fun

and nick is he being such revealing in them

jackee harry

navigate to the brewers

subtext

very long

he was kind of another
she guy he was a bit of a nerd

you know well meaning i mean it was

heart on his sleeve

ernest

really wanting something
that would never work to work

you do it

it was like i'd never played that kind of character
before which is one of the reasons it is absolutely

interested i was excited that we have

dirty harry

coming to be an hour right because i seen the
movie and loved it and then newell the lines

alarm you feeling lucky

maybe andy was employed

vote for what he was about to turn
into rather than the nice guy coming fast

the believable

amiable

love you despite being shy. and go clue

but his goal of the year

filtering etc etc old played straighten ice

hidden psychotic age

i'm what he did with it
the voice which is fabulous

uncertain little bits and pieces the whole come to
daddy thing etc etc was just beautiful so he was

what you watching want to say

when you're making a film

the ordway to summon
someone not with others

but you want someone that i can assume
that you just think this is a joy to watch

and he was always

it was allergies

he had no idea what he was
doing no idea what was going on

and yet

he embraced

every month

rhyme with excited

dude i like that

sloe-eyed like i'm really being torn apart

and he was he was

from my previous publicist

you need

pizza delivered

i mean a real outside professional

not that old but i thought
his costume was great

podcast that film really really well

very old dilapidated house

anime

i get to know each other

the fluffiest one

and and the script was so interesting

and so weird

high-end and i happen to love weirdness so i mean
you know there was no question that i you know

and i'm going to london
where i went to school

and i could hang out and see old friends and whatever
their there was nothing there were no negatives about

i'm paid well

i assume that the check will clear the bank

stage acting

ineffable

he wasn't in any way primidona he was a great
guy. she really was good news really contributed

weirdo

try throwing it anyway because
we're all completely i did he have

praising this guy had b he
was without a doubt in the great

can i wear the greatest
soccer players of all time with me

made the transition from larry
to frank frank was like that was

that was basically more

my territory the territory
i felt more comfortable

soleri was great because i was i was
that was something i really had to work on

alec gets a great performances

what would he does

is he plays larry

so well i'm so against what you'd
expect from the actor who played scorpion

tesson ferry in the state's
the whole crew a very much

in the same of the americans are very positive
very let's get this done we're all working together

going in a little on the steamboats were
on the same page that the same goals

let's work together as a team

did england

it's more

oh

yoplait

see what you can do then it's

if it's lightning

you have to prove yourself i think

before people except you

and i'm people very judgemental

so

which is a shame

that we agree but that
sell culture different coaches

call andrew found that spicy probably didn't
find that because he's already proved himself and

turn american crew he be the big american star coming over so they
will probably quite an order of him so i'm sure he was treated except

actually well

he was certainly

a great asset to the production

i think it helped

an american officer posted
helton the sales and distribution

but yeah i better than answering
this guy he was fantastic

ready to go

julia his wife is english

unhooks perhaps 10 years is junior

she is beautiful

the face betrays a belly
better than happiness

life is disappointed her to ovulate

larry

has been a major disappointment

chili's megalomaniac

b♪♪♪♪

wicked stepmother evil queen

at the right beginning she's almost

country bumpkin

here are the reactants is very much

is a lovely two to julia's
voice in those are they saying

you really want to move in here

he don't like it

i suppose it's better than brooklyn

delete this dangerous man
who just gives a hell of a good ride

by the looks of that

really opens up her mind and you just know she
does not get the same sexual sexual satisfaction

for my husband

she's baffle gang

tube

do something about it at some point

we have to understand

the her obsession

with wanting to bring this

illicit lover

husband's brother back to life

makes sense if you

are able to connect

with her heart

opiate is

horses that might be

and certainly as we can see

when she has the flashback and hellraiser where she meets
him for the first time and they subsequently make love

whatever doesn't take freud to figure
out this is not a very healthy relationship

and it's only that she has

desire strong and dark enough

that allows the stories take place

so she's really

that means two

to bring off anti-hero back into the world

dark

mysterious

woman that he

totally falls

head over heels friends if you know
an end who is absolutely the wrong

the wrong person for
him ever to get involved

he could never satisfy her
what it whatever her needs were

could never satisfy

the relationship between
juliet is an extreme one

i mean it goes into the
area supposed to be being

psychotic

i jackets how to talk about in
real terms because it's fantasy

i guess i'll just take that something about
that relationship that people do find competitor

imagine going to the length

but she didn't

at the frank

but then hey you know that

i think

she's infatuated with him maybe she is in love
with him she he's certainly not enough with her

how to tie a knot playing juliet

it was

really very simple recipes

anti reg.

i was doing

something else but i'm on i
knew i was going to do some

and i realized i could do so i could

but i turned it down twice in ashley

because if i say hi

i think the script

was pretty violin

i think i spent

iceland time

and i was just what you
been trying to buy him

and i thought he had such a wonderful

and everybody knows who knows

he has a million different

lifeples going on inside his head

i thought you would text

cream

and very much

and i liked him enormously when we stay

and so i did

interesting thing because she has the star

she's she was the one person which

king shocks on that film

that clive i presume as seen on stage
that they that point she was one of the

biggest

spade actresses in english

yeah she's yeah she for shakespeare
company she's somebody who brought

first time i met

screen test

cuz

i have been asked

2

do the omaha

sprint s5 ask me if i

i remember doing

playing the same scene with at
least one other actress maybe two

names i don't remember now

i do know that i had absolutely no doubt

when claire came out

it was a look in her eye

i remember thinking
we don't need to do this

puts the success of hellraiser
down to class performance

time it is

through her story

that the audience have
to believe the unbelievable

imusic

i think i could ask you to kiss her

she's

a real

claws

actress

and here she is

smashing people with a hammer

some terrific performances in the film clay
higgins gives us a very worthy lady macbeth

i'm dumb

i really potent stuff

don't think she's an unusual
elements in a horror film

she's unusually soto

beautiful earthy and
roth all of the same time

she's wonderful

she's the best thing in it

she's a brilliant actress

but the thing is

is it they still in pieces but they said the shot in
the mirror when she's walking the blood off her face

and it's just a little

listen to her eyes

chelsea says she's popular

she goes from

oh my god this is getting mad

upstairs room

oh my god it's you and i believe
it's you even though you skins in your

irani skin and bones

and a little bit of

dunk

2

yes i'll go and kill people for you

that's that's when you say it in
the film this is very little less it's like

the space of two minutes

and she does it

she makes it look so easy
to see claire is a consummate

cedar

actor i mean cheese

if you ever seen it in
for work on stage she is

so claire and i immediately
recognize each other i see your animal

sheeple real

tara

not just hora

tourist attractions as well

i should never done this before

she she she went for it and
delivered to clyde everything else

and i just told her phone was amazing

in the course of a screen test did nellie relegate the power
of us two interesting footnote in the history of horror

as i said i was i was playing the
character with the weak bladder

but she's lost your back to the
house a little beacon street so

my contribution is is to come in

back to the car

and then i say

i need to go to the loo

i turn round

cast wings

anejo

kevin hart

a real

the lodge

phone

wallace

soundstage

so that she could really give it
some welly and walk the bahamas

to the phone

so we did the scene

gave my line now it's it's
it's all about as timing cuz

all i could do was

turn around

scream

play the scene

i'm crouched down on the floor
seem to me a long pause and then

psychic cowboys

find the camera set

to see whether we would

again

we went

sullivan 1st ad

luncheon

i think in robinwood behind the
camera and they they said to me

missed you by that much

she was very very

in the moment

australia

she wasn't waiting for me to get out of
frame that was that was up to me but i

control anything about

she was so scary and manic

i'm waiting for it with such ferocity

that time she took climb
and chrisfix breath away

so i look back on i'm not disappointed

any discussion

hellraiser in history

kapara films

have an asterisk

say in the footnote

by bacchus

close friend and colleague. bradley
was originally cast to play pinhead

we have been accidentally killed

onset bike

play higgins

2 and spent the next 20 years of
her life in prison for manslaughter

does pop have to be recast

chuck said because i didn't told you

landfill

touch of class to the
film series really young

she's a network

40 bullets on the film to born this half as well choose to do
just a lovely person i got a picture of me standing side-by-side

at the claw hammer

beautiful smile in one person already

anti everybody on set

quiet no noise

cercle catalina

in the swing of things

so she could stop naturally crying

i'm so we do listen class shishito
let's hear some hummus really good

everybody's raekwon

economizing

listen

donnie shell during the focus puller

turn around to her and said

i've got it

i know who you remind me of declare

is angie from eastenders

which that everybody started laughing think
that we weren't going to go a game because

play i was in fits of laughter

when seconds before what
you been in this terrible song

tron

situation

she was wonderful i mean as far as i was
concerned that character her performances

is the centerpiece

of the film

as a character

she was evil

she plays the evil

even on the normal line

do something sinister body
shape she added that to it

and you couldn't stop
watching the wrong say unsad

she took on this kind of

this this 1990s femme fatale and raised it
to the level of greek tragedy it seemed to me

break the phone

cuz i say it was the story booty

very very very playlist

is probably one of the sexiest women
walking the face of the ass to this day

panda

claire if you're there i want you
to know i feed it from the hawk

what length

some women will go to for a good cock

the daughter of larry's first
marriage and it's only child on the phone

she is very trendy

beautiful in an unpretentious way

the dream of girl next door

we come see much at the
room she did at the moment

the short is too tight

so that was

an interesting change when the the film
was made them in the contra costa to make

the delta

rotten assistant and i think that

sutton added to walk

feels like

a fully-fledged fable

that hellraiser race

in terms of

incredulous

extraordinary mix

he is turning what is a very potent

story into a kind of faithful and he's
using powerful archetypes which week

connect with and

there is a sense

almost have religious dimension to it

so it creates a kind of

religious hierarchy

through the through the film

trustee is vulnerable and fearless

and has a strange
relationship with her father

she's a strong caring female

who wants to protect a father he knows that
something you know she doesn't like julia

obviously julia is not
making her father happy

angie have to deal
with a hell of a lot of s♪♪♪

how much does it cost
to go through all of that

what is witness

what you get for thinking of

emoji actually then witness's

listen to discover

uncle frank

linear thinking daddy turning into
frank and then we'll listen to bison

and monks isn't it catharism whatever is

having down corridors what she goes through

who is she at the beginning
and then there was you by the end

she had done vote for in the states
which was why they cost at to my knowledge

and i seen that

i think she tells the story that she because
of that she felt she had to prove herself

she could do

she felt she got the soap background if she felt she had to
prove herself as a syllogism actress which i think she does

beautifully

i'm sure she was she must have been feeling
homesick to some extent but i know she she

love london love being in london boyfriend
was over with at 4 for some of the time

not all of the time

remember when we were filming in the house in ludovica street i
used to that they had kind of a room up at the top of the house

and i spent time of that
chatting to them both

so we'll know how much she was missing

the sun in los angeles

i don't know actually

was very good

but i just thought

i just didn't think of all the characters

doesn't she come across

the best in the film

i think she was awake is written karthik.

but i think she was
awake is written character

which is a pity because
she's quite. pivotal thing

between the whole julia and i found out
that whole thing that she come across a week

where was impressed the fact that she could
ready scream now we always remember that

she ready

and she was saying she was pretty unattractive
woman having her fingers down her throat

pretty close together

my first entrance is in the
hospital is ashley who just did

wonderful job of selling that saying

if somebody

brings that thing is to watch your mouth

you're more likely to close your mouth
running open it through line what's going on

i need to refrigerate abuse if your type of fat that she
was so freaked out she didn't really know what she was doing

kind of allow this invasion of huh

while i was doing

i got to thinking

could you repeat where
i'm supposed to be going

so she really did

as hell. she was really creative
she knew exactly what she was doing

she was an absolute professional

onset and

and she was a baby she was very young at the time so i think
that the crew at the time really coming 6 to hot lips off the

put together an on-set who can

and i hope

look after them

ashley bruce

always

had a lot of energy on sat

she had a lot to do

she saw a lot of the movie

a lot of times where

i felt sorry for her because

the speed that we were shooting the film

12 times we were traveling very far

i need you kind of got the feeling that she
when she was taping off doing really well

but you know it was like

okay now we need you to

crashes of nations are
so ashley confuse again

second richest person of all memories

a beautiful face

i felt

she could have been
controlled a bit high performance

some of it was a bit

i bet sketches a bit

tell sometimes it needs
to come down to the bit

it was the film but i think

it could have been a little bit

sketches the word

sometimes it it too much

but that's just

make us like a nice time with that watching

whilst i know that's what
i like what you got cuz

level calibers

when something

put one is not quite
right to think well baby

bug identification

first meeting with ashley laurence

was doing her screen test for i played them

the scene in which she meets
larry in the chinese restaurant

hellraiser

play the

play. scene

opposite

but i'm really well with the
radisson still friends with her

now

again nothing but admiration for
what she did she was very young

didn't have an easy time to

dreamt about it

so she was

all the time

i know so that when she
when she wasn't actually

playing the part she was

she was dreaming about it so she was

she was kind of locked in the movie for the

our generation

i love the quran really well

i mean actually it's a really a very

sweetheart

and and we should have we bonded and got a
father-daughter thing going on you know i have a daughter

and so it was like that's

so i was able to bring

that to attend she was open to like
you know if establishing a relationship

boyfriend

he wasn't very good

time you still didn't do it

judea wellness retreats but
something keeps her staring into the mud

as something

the remnants of a human full made
of twisted twisted strands of flash

racist head

squatting against the wall

unable to lift it up
into a standing position

life in the

this

though he's unrecognizable

is frank

the bad boy but with incredible

drive to explore and feel

pleasure and pain to its utmost

so that older that quite
similar spain brothers

that guy that putter opposites

frank is the ultimate pass and who wants

experience

everything he really wants

ent

it appears he have any field alive

when he's actually physically enjoying sex

i haven't had sex in every

permutation you can think coffee really wants to
explore the difference between pain and pleasure

and the fact

those two are so closely into intertwine

twisted sex pot

psychopathic guy who

doesn't really care but he's irresistible

difficult one really but
then friended shaggy

he said brother's wife

you know what it go

boston

liverpool

except he's in

issa

he lives at extremes

atlantic coast it's the skin man

it's positive

genius the most people if they're
contemplating putting the skin

in a horror film

will be at the shop to be as a drunk cop

car shows you the skin

and then gives you the skin man

with a glass of red wine in the cigarette

with an emotional life

directions to to become human again

i need well when you spend
time with him at the front

obviously

2011

bizarre ideas about

how to get a buzz out of life entering hell
and shaggy ring whenever whatever you

you going to answer

and he certainly

took the role on very well

grizzly industrial

wish i was correcting them recently why you say this
hand after he's been torn apart right the beginning

you see the sun putting this face
together and it's supposed to be his

and i know science films that sing

so i've been telling people for years so
that was my hands putting this together

and then i was corrected recently by jeff portis he said actually
know we had to reshoot it because when they showed the original bit

they use real bits of meat

the production office going hang on a minute
we're not sure we're allowed to use real mates

because some animals loaded
and we could be saying to be

making money outside of

butches

so they have resorted with bits of prosthetics when i was
messed that wasn't my hand putting that stuff together so

that's my own experience of a

shawn chapman frank
was putting his face together

which was cuss anyway because

what's the famous ice skater is
putting a few bits of them rump steak

thanks for each other

i'm not sure how much
hellraiser helped him on that

but these flowers just as a
mainstream actor in theater and television

since that film the last 25 years
he's a page on save my stop

how do you write 12 with

therapist very receptive to clark direction

and also quite technical

he would often talk to us

onset

it's a different kind of hang around until

double check with the crew and i
did if i could sean connery impression

everyone in stitches with without

gupta

good fun to be around

john and i talked about you know frank and jen dan about
putting you know frank together and sean really lovely man

it is but it's it's so hard because sean and i are
so different but we did manage we did manage to find

i really did try to take you know

bass

my frank on a lot of sean's behavior

a sort of deliberate

sort of like

lowe's

menacing kind of thing

having a pain to visit one day with my mates
rubbing that bull and he said oh by the way

until we want to wear with you these
on the film in the summer film shooting it

production village in the state
looking for a really skinny actor

logan act

love's in ruther glen

as opposed to

as opposed to an extra so it was

but they wanted to skinny actresses
that would like to get in touch with robert

i knew something

and he told me and

gummy long till tomatoes v barca

the fillmore

so i've been up to

an interview by

clive barker who took me through the full matt
and and said do you mind being rubber item heads

and playing this

visit before and after

sequences

who this character frank

shawn chapman to begin with

good-looking black pretty

and then emerging is it

ugly

also let myself

because it takes a certain amount of calories to be
naked in to be covered in slime and do this and do that

and a nice i never forget

i think how many smokes a cigarette

i'm a very financially and in a game

it takes a naxa

do that part

you come

have you played it for real

and that's why it works
that's why he works so well

i think i'm bipolar

shores character into into me so i was just

thinking about the description didn't set it
anyway and then i'm going to eat leaves at 11

sunday robinson with the problem
of becoming his brother frank

and he did a really
good job on that because

without saying a word
he was the epitome of evil

because when you're liking somebody up to look like a skeleton
and you have to start with the skinny mount a very skinny

so

we were lucky

profound

thinnest person like a

you could act

he went through hell

how we we live cost

everybody had a gun

together

what's the most skeletons

person

to every single inch of them is covered

in either of a suit that is reusable

or prosthetics up to here

and here it has to be
replaced every single time

he's one of the few people that we
actually messing my cup so i we we had a

a few blurry eyes

conversations

5 in the morning having been up
at 3 to get in the car to drive there

having not go home
until 9 the previous night

ar-10

you should i have another ear of prompting victor a
world that he was hysterical is i got from a from the sun

bygone age

play charlie with a capital c

but i do remember

i have no idea what the person looked like hugs and i had
so much fun when i got to frank you know you know putting

the skin and

making the adjustments and whatever and

and

come to daddy and the so much

for the cat-and-mouse s♪♪♪ and see you know i
mean like that that's that that that became just

sure pleasure

sure

i could have i could have gone on to play frank for another
he know three years you know i was having so much fun with him

french descent into into hell and back incoming
unit by doing selling your soul to the devil he in

the preachers who in fact i'm all revenging

the puppy dog died i think they're chasing

the lights

is it

but away from whatever is available if
there's no need to be quite so nasty to

at the end

adjustable rings

green rehab voices

two men were attempting to move a bed into the
house with larry masterminding the maneuvers

obviously i play a very small part in

the film so

i could reclaim huge

involvement that because i repeat in the second i was surprised it
wasn't cool removal men to the sequel i was a bit disappointed by that

but now i remember following

from a kind of

appreciative distance the
progress that clyde was making

through chris vague
and meeting new world and

and how everybody i think
was very excited by this

bristling utalent

is the story the

i wish i'd never mention

cuz it's

public me around these 25 years

that i said there was a point i think what

pacific

cold mate

to make it official

at the stop

negotiations

and

he he did i think

say to me

in in that conversation

that was a choice

either

pinhead who didn't have a name

lead cenobite

or

the the guy delivers the mattress

to the house

because this was my first movie

where i was thinking
maybe it would be a good idea

if i'm doing this movie would
be a good idea if people cannot

can you see me

see my face

congratulations down the line i can mention

that that be a recognition

i think that might have
been a wrong choice

he could have done both cuz
none of those recognized him is

isn't been heading to remove my dad's
been the same since i loved that scene

you know that the that the nail in the nail
going into the hand and it was very very symbol

you know i mean it

it's it

i love the scene i mean i'm thinking
of the same as a spectator watching

thought that was very effective

the other guys yeah i remember those guys and i
get along with i get unless somebody's an a♪♪♪♪♪♪

i really get along with everybody

you know and and they were all congenial that's the
thing about this there was there was no no prima donnas

on this said it all

i don't know really

i'm wasn't

got involved with that moment

antonyms of

clive was

laquinta

to offer something

and dumb

and i was very happy to leave it to his discretion i don't
know what would have happened if i hadn't done that one

of course the weapon
come historic character on

people remember the film
mainly for the removal man and

so

of course i know back

honestly i don't think it was

it was no more than

5 minutes

i don't need it was ever
any doubt in my head

this guy with

pennswoods

clip-on interesting than
the mattress delivery guy

bassani always i think

types of tension that. that i would

anhydrous ammonia

is my

they are cenobites

each of them is horribly mutilated
by systems of hooks and pins

the garments they win the olympia
sleek instructed to marry with that flash

lace through skin in places

cote de beaune

and i've always said that you can you can you can take the
plot of hellraiser and turn it into typed the cenobites

turn it into a

functional

slasher movie

absolutely

sexual relationship

triangle with larry

the fourth element which is

which is disgusting

victims of bringing

back to life

putting lottery skin on top

what

what climate does

i think

brilliantly is it he takes.

very contemporary very 1980s

slasher movie contact

when he drops the golfing

the middle of it

straight talk

straight outta compton

toledo weather

absolutely timers you
can come and look at this

is time

does a degree of big hair and shoulder pain

what's going on with julia to tell houses

we're in the 1990s the cenobites get this

other dimension

how to time

allowed to place

around

but it's it's it's

netflix

home2

completely differently

freddy was

a person

who

explain in the first movie

how are you going to need
any of the vengeful spirit

jason and michael myers they're
all human beings have been twisted

in the first movie

it's not really explain
who these people are

explorers in the thought of regions lights.

angels to others that swells different

the idea that these are
things rather than you

if you compare them to
the slasher movies are really

we're really the song

mythological

hook that you hang lee

the codon you know it was

they want the main characters who
won and i-19 in the original script tattoo

most of those much last names
things like bath possible in chatsworth

what we're really so nickname solo

getting to the mun set

infectious grooves culpo boston masters on the
same cuz you can say you can hear him speak

and pinhead was

again

just came about because of how he looked so
he's just cooled lead cenobite inscription

i remember talking to me
about the french expression

but orgasm is referred to as le petit mall

there is something in that

creation of life which
is also at the habitat

and that's what

life exploring matthew me another express

the leader of this quartet

has pins with me to his head in intervals

approaching hellraiser i was telling myself

that's pretty cool

but actually he's not

is an impartial judge

almost going on

hiding around the corner in the
shadows waiting to junkie with the knife

he's most successful

when it's a grind overture

he's most successful when

he's commanding

he's napoleon piece of general

you know he's least successful

when

he's being physical one

you break the magic

the mattress is held by his majesty

proud of them

the actual

now this is not

this is not

freddyo

jason maria carter's like that

this is

present

the hold you

pinhead feels like he's some

dark divinity and i have that nails it

the walking pin-cushion

i don't know. just brought the majestic

polycythemia

i remember when

hellraiser was getting underway

find

clyde was king 2

give us a spouse and
collaborators in the dog company

something

within the face

ducky was

varying i'm about multiples
the monster which is the time

didn't seem to be hugely significant

demonic gravitas in soulfulness

there is something

regal i didn't read it
was probably the word

the dog

is pinhead

there is something just so self-contained
and you mentioned being the leader

pinhead is the lead of exige at the
phones the screen and everything around him

regal

in one word

vintage metal slasher around
the flashing people that he

connect never slashed anybody

so course the only
violation he could do to you

was probably play with your brain

okay

that's such a good monster good mods you can pull that off
as a kind of monster i don't want to be in the wrong with

the other one is really all of the night

them too but you can get

that'll film

cut off the alarms that
can't cut your head off

but cutoff pinhead salons in east okadu

people do to your brain

i want to set up pinhead

it's been backed up

when they try it another way

which is

pinhead is 99%

and 1%

i suppose back is the force but they are

the real tangling with

and clive is always

call his toe in that deep. world what
the post has been taking small and

oven fact antagonistic and how do we

how do we dress them

and so you feel like

he's a

fabulous

figurehead

been had to be

importing

all those. forces which

if you like

go to this. remnants of the house

dunkin donuts relationship was just cemented
in the first few weeks or maybe just just

autozone

first time

and then he opened

and the thing about dog was he

he

what's an imprint he's a
laurence olivier movie once

seem

anybody

create a character in dialogue

voices on the sawadee lycee on the kite

because he has a beautiful
voice it's a lovely classical english

fluid voice that really comes out

and i think that's where the character was
really pull my little rediscovered out roll

was but when he spoke the line

very few of them in the
first written on his meds.

so the whole thing comes together. i
think the skirt thing look trailer as well

in the sense that he seemed to glide

over the floor

so you're never quite sure where he starts on the floor anthony
something only thing that will sharpies be dark as it'll take some

who kicks off the blood
whether the pits of flashes straps

the whole thing

i want to know whether it should
look just what the hurry hurry well

he is

amazing he was amazing

some of the biggest factors i've ever met has
a presence that when he walks into the room

he has a personality

anna voice

he has

a acting style

that was so perfect for that wrong

doug was i was always against

he was

in many ways the same as as

because they say that works on a film

alarm clock from the early days
working in the face, such as hetera

so the thing is at douglas right now

remind place that you can say
that nervousness is in duxbury sliding

as

a lot line is we want the man who did this

douglas fir university.

the man who did the

if you look at outline it comes
out as we want the mountain

who did this

but it comes at 6

because he was trying to get in

ultra legal

we do the makeup test

stop.

streaming the room

it's a very short saying

we want the man who did this

the gap in the middle just a small world

lehigh today

try to rehearse

couldn't

i couldn't walk

my

fastmark without tripping over the scud

i learned as time went
on how to walk as pinhead

but i wasn't

i want people to know

to walk

walking wearing ascot

not used to that

so they got some clips

enrolled

the bottom of my skirt

place so now i'm feeling

anything but

the regal doc pope of hell

with my scott

tagged around my knees somewhere

finally we were at his
books and gavin i'm cool

feeling like a complete
idiot then i said to me

this will be your online.

just this side of the camera

over here is a black hole

camera in there at all

i can't see it so i have to

i don't know where the camera is

so they gave me one
ironically they called a penlight

torchlight

i like

again

i didn't know that

just felt like

i've heard about to finally

the elements together i
heard a voice behind the camera

never quite sure

who's the boss

not close i know that

does he know he's lying

which is kind of

kind of

the kicker for me

how to say all day

pride myself

not going to being able

lun

i always figured if i ever get
around to writing my memoirs.

brightline

great title for an active member

the central image

chips more towards the cenobites
in a particular doug bradley pinhead

clearly that was

a creature that

reptile supplies

deep dark unconscious and

forever not just screens
but everybody else's

dreams you connected with something

fairy potion that you can't discount

i mean when you have a visual like that it's
like you just have to get out of the way of it

and just sort of like let that visual

you know

speak

and i think that that was dagny doug just got
out of the way of that and just sort of like

i thought his work was very simple and it was good because
if you got too busy it with with the wood that look than you

sort of like a gilding the lily

yet we were left yet the pins in
the head in the white makeup and

hanging hooks

which is oven at 8

turquoise boots

it was a shakespearean

what's the weather

genius

the second one step above every

314 i can remember

standing working the first
take when they buy the pillow

cook some faces

we just moved shopping.

he's very funny man

because wonderful. i sense of humor i mean

my memories of dog

with him wearing his glasses

i'm having

cigarette holder

said he could continue smoking without
sending his face up in flames in the meg

doug smoke solo cups you count smoke

really because the thing is that
the nicotine tends to sign the face

if it's lit

so we would make
jacksonville cigarette holders etc

i like bug very clearly recall list

the thing is almost schultz

i'm sitting at 4 for taxes

i would have a cigarette lit in a holder

and i was simply as he
walked with a cigarette

cigarette holder

you know he's always been

extremely gifted

back to the end

in some senses

carnival ecstasy water app

if you hadn't

aap had become pinhead

because it's

it's a huge role which he
seems to carry for the rest

slife

and

open. lots of doors

at the same time he's capable of

i got diverse range of

characters in

sometimes it will be easy to see what would
happen if he was performing something else

to the day i die i'll never forget

doug bradley it was just the womb

nobody else can play pinhead

avant

bradley

frankenstein was helen forrest

accompaniment

is a creature whose mouth is
wired into a gaping rectangle

the exposed teeth

shopping 2.0

i found him the most disturbing

the lot

it was sent you this this idea
where this thing goes with it

eyes sewn up

chattering away in this is tracy

is bruno mars married

i think it's a real not messing

until next friday is really want my.
character was that persons even if the world

2 inches of rubber

i-ready pull off

amazing amazing buddy performer

he's probably

my past

friend worst nightmare

because

i owe so much

italian paid

despot

but the actual experience

physical experience of being

put in sensory deprivation

is valium

but yeah the best friend was nightmare

i think the scariest character

and hellraiser there's something totally
disturbing about those constantly chattering

heath in those blind eyes in the sky

you know

hands going to kirsty's mouse and it's just

he didn't have to sell it to me he just
have to say would you like to be in a movie

nothing to use the titan i've decided to use exactly the
same lineup would you like to be in a movie that's some

makeup involved

i just like to be hard

this is us movie

nick was always good laugh

i'm just worried so loud
until like jelly on the side

he was the first one
of the cenobites to ask

how do i pee

i'm not going to be quite an
important factor when we first

discussed the trash run he basically
described him as the family dog

that you had

pella had who is
definitely the lead cenobite

he had the female cenobite you had

possible who was kind of

surgeon

and then transfer it was going to
be the kind of the sleepy around

dog

who would attack people

the original idea was i would be
crouching down on big very much

a monkey creature

i'm in the in the way that you talk of the chattering
thing is that the monkeys chatter their teeth

this is what he was thinking about

even underwater aesthetic

and i'm whatever

he still broke

the chapter why

to remember

people story of a tree

probably one of the

first run

cenobites on the major cenobites

add he's fun to work

becky's berries

when you first see the trash run

is a shot from behind

what you see the fact that the

metal hooks pulled the skin at the back

no originally

the mosque was supposed
to meet us at the back

i'm so they just be a wound
denise hooksett in the wind

but when we actually came
to do the filming of mosca trunk

i'm so there was a guy

unclog down to us

add more blood

1073 did it because i was i
was wearing a skullcap anyway

bubble caps are knoxville,
anyway so they feel they live

painted blood in

at the back that's why you got split

it's one of those serendipitous thing is going
to think it actually is a far more powerful image

you see this thing come towards you and then you
see at the back of the disparity war open wound

apparently was a skin
peeled back from his scalp

terribly cheerful

every morning the rest of us are
sitting around in our makeup chairs

i feel like that

he's just always very cheerful

because i talk to my friends from mount view
as well they said exactly the same thing

first thing in the morning i'm very

i'm alive i'm doing what it is i want to do i was
always really excited yeah used to piss everyone off

just because

when making a movie

early in the morning that's fine

and said there was this lovely

. onset where everybody
was just hit that being kind of

cytosine

has everybody gone without makeup

atlantic command

i know it's 5 a.m.

the stuff that was going through my head

cosima ceragioli

5 a.m. and everybody else is like

do you do 5 a.m.

if i can win janelle love you simon

anixter great personality
school is really out with us.

and

he

he really came up with
the whole idea of treasury

i was convincing off

you can do it

i was always skyciv

of a coyote

pretend you can do this thing
with his jewelry can just vibrate it

intensity

which hay poder

just by standing around i mean

he put the mask on him

with all the problems i just described

he could still be really
intense just with his bully

actions are chattering

so nikki

with the charcoal mask gone just sitting there
very quietly possibly falling asleep inside

he was kicked

boss physically pushed me

what what campus

i need to just sit there and we just get used to it just being
told people would step up and we just take him and not realizing

prince william's baby girl.

he would just sit there
to kind of buddhist state

and somebody came across
to the chat not realizing it was

actually a person with
in that suit just sat on him

and it's up to the trials of fame

the fat sweating monster whose
eyes are covered by dr. aziz

fat bastard

where did you put that in

i always found him really creepy with a
soda fingering his open tummy wounds and

licking his lips really creepy
character obviously enjoys his work

smallest particle

essential tremor nice guy

4 5

he says

pakistan and

they went very good defense let me direct

would you like to talk to
my pet monster the next

thinking

filmed in a super 8 camera

thank you. i really didn't think it
was going to be like a big-budget film or

reasonable budget film

and the next thing i knew i
was going to pinewood that's like

this is what you think as long as it's

she just got home with it
and just did the work and

basically

whether he is

cenobites the best or the
worst it doesn't matter you just

did the job he was abused put info

consummate professional
very nice guy to work with

simon

who busted the game

jim and nick's near me with a pool boston

and

we had a big problem with audible

was to

song that we made it

so we ended up having to

quite a big v in the back of it

and then we have to hide the video

so the honey will one
wild thing that was to

put some attendance pic

a leather patch over

which involved

super glue

set pricing with republican

tracker as well

well i can't imagine what it's like

to be one of those people
that has no sites in those hearing

because it's

hopeful

and i broke down and cried inside buffable

nobody can tell

i think it to get back his five came back with a
bottle of jack daniels and was giving us jack daniels

i think simon is double-booked
play i'm not sure if it's actually

high-performing team rehearsal.

but yeah they need to
come and stepping so i'm

i

tolkien do i didn't want to do
it i got talked into it about day

the following day full count

xbox down

sudan

coach by

how to change mongoose the costume designer
on how to act in the in the in the costume

thought that they had

downfall tomorrow

cloth is on top of that

banana

shuffle onto the onto the
stage and directed for a few

official time

the mostly towards the end of the film

50 cent buys what kind
of closing in at the end

creamy just stepping

here now between a
couple of pillows in 5 seconds

turn around and see if it is

fracking

makaton

decide

a woman naked and open
like a vivisection specimen

are the character the female
cenobite i think he's one of my favorites

the look

the perfect rice

she's got this wonderful
cancerous sunkentree

book about that

and she again one of my favorite
moments in the movie in the first movie

is when she comes upstairs with that

scraping the bowl and it bleeds

we have always found absolutely fast

prosthetic look

covers a burning pit sensuality

grace

was that

didn't really piss ones

the time she came in did a line sprayer

but something she was right
to life of a cold look to her eyes

i remember the first time to make up my

it really upset

look into the mirror

hennessy

she'd seen looking back over line

be so different

and i think

just how intimidating

did everybody else

westwood ca

music

all the people in the crew

i think it was enough silly

hard process roads

female actresses

often find

when you do when you met
turn them into hideous monster

this is not what they used to look

and frankly i can understand
it is very difficult for a woman

to see yourself turned into this phone

halstead bank

you know it

it's difficult it's really difficult
to see yourself like that

and yet you know so many men
say well i do know what you're sexier

you know barbie is it a
female cenobite monday

but damn it out its is it was a
difficult process which is very long

hats look sexy when you do
that plug made that very clear

but this was something of an
enigma i thought she was still

a woman

i thought you could tell she
was slightly uncomfortable

but then we were all slightly
uncomfortable for different reasons

navisphere i think through this
is our first time on a film set so

you can tell why people throwing

feeling uncomfortable

a seventeen-year-old where you think

i'm the only one suffering all these nuts and anxieties and then you
find out everybody suffering those nervous anxiety is through adolescent

the costume

solid leather

very heavy solid leather

i didn't think i don't think
she enjoyed wearing costume

which is why she didn't come
back to the hood for the second film

but she timing is a beautiful job
and i thought the look in her eyes

she was perfect

stein

i think it was

i thought very small why so we had to
really really bring the clothes to you mean

accentuate the waist

boss with double summation

was longer one side than the other

it did make the

the patent cost

wedding dresses

obviously

anything measurements

titanfall 2 the known

especially when you're dealing with

free laser level 3 laser boarding 11

machine

and you look change

the patent cups

going to be quiet

it was a grueling

how do you say swearing that

the costume

whistle

height of a woman but that looks really
difficult to actually we're not comfortable

text makeup is is to get the best time

do can't even when it lay into the night and taking
the makeup off in the last hour of the day 1 p.m.

makeup artist still taking off makeup

interdimensional creatures or demons

the cenobites would attract the
attention of filmgoers across the world

the full hellraiser demons in films
represented as large horned creature door

evil entities

however

bacchus creations were developed
through fantastical costumes

the amazing special make-up effects

i know that was there was a.

i know, when insulin

the cenobite designs and things like that in the influences
fellows there was a period of about three months when

when will make

waiting for the for the money to
come through to stop building stuff

pharrell

for horizon and booking used to take a group
of us iowa to clyde's planting crops in

couple of times a month if i
remember when we go over and literally

try and come up with ideas for cenobite
cnn the only ones that clients had

really realized

what became known as pinhead

annie had a very specific drawing
of that which was the drawing at like

they use for hellbound cloudlock

that they have been steadfast with the the joins
in the designs to me during showings of cinnabon

i'm doing all this research
into material that was dumb

but it was horrific and
shocking at the time i mean

people with piston those days and so looking at pictures
of all these different piercings was really quite shocking

when someone drawing a pinhead

i'm not swan you and it
was a mom with some skulls

spike sticking out of his head

send a message to in the
current date which one you say

actually did make that elegance
and you see to it that came

the collided into klein story
and so you could argue that it was

design

but there was a time when we were exploring other
things and i did this one that was really cuz that's why

since it was a very good looking

pinhead he wasn't quite it wasn't
about symmetry and then find pin

it was a law about kisses and scarification

anthem

ants in the picture for a long time i just seen a design for
the makeup so i had a vague idea of what is going to look like

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

craigslist

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

dinner

eukaryotic cell

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