Mason
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I liked Hellboy alot....atleast the Directors Cut version .. 
Perlman Preps For Hellboy 2
Perlman Preps For Hellboy 2
Ron Perlman, who again plays the red-skinned title demon in Hellboy 2, told SCI FI Wire that the sequel will probably begin production in January 2006 under director Guillermo del Toro. "The Hellboy 2 script was turned in this month, but they do everything in their power to keep me as much in the dark as possible," Perlman said in an interview at the Saturn Awards in Los Angeles. "It was an amazing genesis of how that movie got made, and how the fans embraced it," he added, referring to last year's hit adaptation of Mike Mignola's comic series.
Perlman added that he'll need to get back into his Hellboy shape. "I'm going to definitely take off all the weight I've put on in between," he said. "I went back to being a character actor. I'll be thinner."
As for the sequel's story, Perlman said: "I know that they were looking to get more into the folklore of the character, you know, and less into the pyrotechnics. ... I guess I'll read it when I'm invited to. ... I couldn't even dream beyond what already has been a reality. I mean, you know, everything that's transpired with regard to the depiction, Guillermo's distillation of turning a two-dimensional guy into a three-dimensional guy was far beyond anything I could have dreamed possible. So I'll just defer to him. Happily."
Meanwhile, Perlman said he's excited about directing a family drama about two brothers who switch places, and he said he's going to really surprise his SF fans by starring in a musical he has conceived, which is being scripted by Bad Boys screenwriter George Gallo. "It's a musical road movie, a kind of homage to Frank Sinatra, something no one has ever seen me do before," he said. "I'm very excited about it."
Perlman Preps For Hellboy 2
Perlman Preps For Hellboy 2
Ron Perlman, who again plays the red-skinned title demon in Hellboy 2, told SCI FI Wire that the sequel will probably begin production in January 2006 under director Guillermo del Toro. "The Hellboy 2 script was turned in this month, but they do everything in their power to keep me as much in the dark as possible," Perlman said in an interview at the Saturn Awards in Los Angeles. "It was an amazing genesis of how that movie got made, and how the fans embraced it," he added, referring to last year's hit adaptation of Mike Mignola's comic series.
Perlman added that he'll need to get back into his Hellboy shape. "I'm going to definitely take off all the weight I've put on in between," he said. "I went back to being a character actor. I'll be thinner."
As for the sequel's story, Perlman said: "I know that they were looking to get more into the folklore of the character, you know, and less into the pyrotechnics. ... I guess I'll read it when I'm invited to. ... I couldn't even dream beyond what already has been a reality. I mean, you know, everything that's transpired with regard to the depiction, Guillermo's distillation of turning a two-dimensional guy into a three-dimensional guy was far beyond anything I could have dreamed possible. So I'll just defer to him. Happily."
Meanwhile, Perlman said he's excited about directing a family drama about two brothers who switch places, and he said he's going to really surprise his SF fans by starring in a musical he has conceived, which is being scripted by Bad Boys screenwriter George Gallo. "It's a musical road movie, a kind of homage to Frank Sinatra, something no one has ever seen me do before," he said. "I'm very excited about it."
