There is a witch in the Tim Burton movie Dark Shadows. In a couple of scenes she is shown to crack like she is made of porcelain? Specifically towards the end of the movie she starts cracking away to revel a hollow interior.
What did the witch crack like porcelain? Was this mentioned in the movie at all?
Answer
From an interview with Eva Green (who played Angelique):
I’ve always been a fan of Tim’s,” Green says. “He’s so creative, but
also open to suggestions, which is wonderful for an actor. We had the
same understanding of Angelique’s character. He never treated her like
a one-dimensional villain; he got her pain.”
Angelique is a woman who has changed with the times. During the 18th
century, Angelique was a dark-haired servant girl. As Angie, the CEO
of Angel Bay, she’s a successful blonde businesswoman. “Tim wanted her
to look like the American dream,” says Green. “Everything about her is
perfect. Too perfect. Perfect makeup, red lips, platinum hair. She’s
very glamorous yet sophisticated. But, little by little, from the
moment Barnabas escapes from his tomb, her facade starts to crack.”
This article explains the effect they were after.
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