We Need To Talk About Bill Skarsgard's Mustache in 'Nosferatu'
Bill Skarsgård's version of Count Orlok in Robert Eggers' Nosferatu stands out from other versions because of his massive ...
Bill Skarsgard thought he would play a different role in Nosferatu as Mads Mikkelsen was attached to play Count Orlok
In an interview for the podcast Happy Sad Confused, Skarsgård revealed that Mads Mikkelsen and co-star Willem Dafoe were ...
‘Nosferatu’: Why Bill Skarsgard’s Mustachioed Vampire Doesn’t Look Like Max Schreck’s Count Orlok
Why a mustache? 'Nosferatu' director Robert Eggers and prosthetic makeup designer David White on their update of Max ...
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Nosferatu’s Bill Skarsgård Reveals Which Batman Villain He Thinks It’d Be ‘Sick’ to Play
Bill Skarsgård thinks playing the Joker in a Batman movie would be “pretty sick.” Skarsgård is known for Pennywise in the two ...
Bill Skarsgård Thought He “Was Done” With Pennywise After ‘Nosferatu’ Role
Welcome to Derry', Bill Skarsgård talked returning to the role of Pennywise after another monster role in Robert Eggers' ...
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Bill Skarsgård felt 'done' with Pennywise after shooting Nosferatu role
Bill Skarsgård felt like he was "over" playing the killer clown Pennywise after portraying a vampire in Nosferatu. The ...
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Um, Bill Skarsgard was originally supposed to play an entirely different role in Nosferatu?!
There’s no doubt that Bill Skarsgard has really nailed the role of playing creepy male entities, and his appearance as Count ...
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Column: ‘Nosferatu’ Is complicated and scary
If you’re looking for winter relaxation, don’t see “Nosferatu.” It’s a current film written and directed by Robert Eggers and ...
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All The Details on Bill Skarsgård's Transformation Into Count Orlok in NOSFERATU
Robert Eggers ’ Nosferatu is making waves in the horror movie world, not just for its great story, atmospheric vibe, and ...
Nosferatu starring Bill Skarsgård is a full-tilt gothic remake of Dracula that takes pains with historical accuracies
At a time when vampires have been well and truly defanged in popular culture, Robert Eggers' resurrection of the iconic Nosferatu is a grisly fairytale that reeks of sex, rancid flesh and 2,000 rats.