Del Toro does 3993

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Last Updated on July 27, 2021


I’ve reported on a lot of Guillermo
del Toro in the past several days, yet every time I read a news article he’s
mentioned, and with a different project in mind. A couple days ago he was
discussing getting HELLBOY 2: THE GOLDEN ARMY picked up and possibly starting on
Hellboy 3, making a more realistic version of the Ronald Dahl book WITCHES and
now this; 3993.

Del Toro told IGN that in the near
furture he would like to end his Spanish Civil War trilogy with a film called
3993.
3993
is a


movie
that, if I do it, would close the trilogy of
Spanish Civil


War movies
,” he says, “because it’s about a character
in 1993 who believes that civil war is a thing of the past. And something from
1939 comes to life and proves that it’s not — that it’s pretty much alive.”
says del Toro.

The first two films in the Spanish
War trilogy are the incredibly freaky

DEVIL’S BACKBONE
and the much anticipated

PAN’S LABYRINTH
. The three movies don’t have
the same characters or storylines, but the same themes and eras in history are
there.

To check out what else del Toro had
to say to IGN click
here

Source: IGN

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