Pan's Labyrinth | Guillermo del Toro on the Making of Pan's Labyrinth | Warner Bros. Entertainment
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- Director Guillermo del Toro discusses his acclaimed feature film Pan's Labyrinth.
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About Pan's Labyrinth:
In a dark time for a young girl, Spain and the entire world, the haunting fantasies within her mind merge into reality, giving birth to a land of fantastical creatures and secret destinies--Pan's Labyrinth . . . El laberinto del fauno. 1944. Rural Spain. As Franco consolidates his brutal hold after years of civil war, lonely and dreamy Ofelia must come to terms with the cruelty around her. Living with her mother and adoptive father--a military officer under the Fascist government who is tasked with ridding last rebels from their area, Ofelia creates a fable, giving life to a secret inner world to help her cope with a world gone wrong. From acclaimed director Guillermo del Toro (Cronos, Mimic) and produced by Alfonso Cuarón, director of Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban and Y tu mamá también.
Pan's Labyrinth | Interview with Guillermo del Toro | Warner Bros. Entertainment
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I watched this movie as a kid and as an adult and the imagination in this film blew my mind. The lullaby is still stuck in my head.
Same.
Same
I'm on of those people who connects deeply with this movie. Not even sure exactly what it is, but it captures my imagination so much, and hits me so deeply emotionally. It's so tragic yet hopeful. My personal interpretation (probably for my own sanity) is that the magical realm is real, and that Ophelia had to die in the normal realm to enter the magical realm (as the Faun explains in the end). Del Toro is a brilliant filmmaker.
My interpretation goes with yours too , i love this movie.
The fact that this movie did not receive an Oscar nomination for Best Picture is the biggest insult ever.
It was nominated for best foreign film, actually.
He should Do His Own H.P Lovecraft representation on Cuthulu, a really earthly scary ,Mysterious Movie.
Would be fantastic
I've heard he wants to film a movie based on The Mountains of Madness. He has a particular hability to employ fantasy on his films.
An all time classic by one of the greatest directors ever
I love him so much!! What an artist! ❤️🤝
yeah he's awesome and nice pfp
Shit Owl Thank you! :)
A MASTERPIECE from Guillermo del Toro
As my grandfather grew up in the exact same part of Spain being exactly as old as Ofelia, this movie means everything to me. I was able to show him this movie shortly before his passing and it was beyond priceless to be granted a look into his past with him beside me. Apart from that personal fact this movie explodes of symbolism. Its combines so much of this worlds art into one big message. Its dares you to think deeper about the harsh reality of fascism and how important it is to hold on to the child in one self. To me, the most brilliant movie of all time. Guillermo, if you ever read this; i named my daughter Ofelia after your amazing art. I can never thank you enough.
I’ve watched Pan’s Labyrinth over so many years and it’s still so amazing. Crimson Peak felt so unique as well I need to watch Shape of Water next this guy is a legend.
I just watched Pan's Labrinth for the first time last night. It blew my mind!! So glad this interview is accessible online so I could understand some of the inspiration and Del Toro's process
bless Del Toro's greasy heart
The revelation of an artist's soul.
I WAS LUCKY ENOUGH TO HAVE GONE TO THE AFI FILM FESTIVAL AT THE ARCHLIGHTS IN SUNSET BLVD AND WATCHED THIS AMAZING FILM IN 2006. AND TO HAVE SEEN AND SHAKEN THE HANDS OF THIS HUMBLE MEXICAN PAISANO. I WAS RUNNING LATE THAT DAY, BUT AS I WAS ENTERING THE SCREENING ROOM, GUILLERMO WAS JUST EXITING AND WE BUMPED INTO EACH OTHER, WOW!!!...HE S SO HUMBLE, WE CHATTED A LITTLE BIT AND THEN HE LEFT AND CAME BACK LATER AT THE END OF THE FILM FOR A Q&A....
One of the best of our generation.
If you tell Guillermo a random movie from any genre or any Era.. For sure He's gonna tell you he have seen it.
I'm so glad Guillermo talked about Crimson Peak in this video, and how those that connect with that film connect very profoundly. I'm one of those people that connected strongly with Crimson. I love all of Del Toro's films, and Pans Labyrinth is a masterpiece, but Crimson Peak is my favorite and is a beautiful misunderstood gothic romance. Please watch it if you haven't and love Guillermo's other films!
6:15 brilliantly put.
Spitting fax
I love his movies
He has a GREAT imagination 💪 😍❤️
This movie touched my soul from start on cinema just when the music starts. I love it.
I connected with this movie so much. Thank you so much for this tragically beautiful tale
This movie is magnificent and definitely timeless. He is a genius for sure!
When people asked me what most memorable movies i've watch, this movie is always my answer.
Master
I want a sequel of this film
A film that is timeless.
I’m happy to say I’m proud to live in this world and I saw this film 😎✌️
Ivana Baquero was perfectly cast as Ofelia in this movie.
Hidetaka Miyazaki & Guillermo Del Torro next collab???
His best movie !
one of the best fairytale movie of year 2020
This is the film that should have been given the Oscar.
Watching pans labyrinth on non stop around the clock finding something new each view
Well done
there's so much to discover in the movie its a masterpiece.
I agree
It is The finest dramatic work of fantasy ever made in film .
It is much bigger than the creator as it extends itself into many facets like a diamond .
What movie u wanna see next from Guillermo del Toro?
J's Watch like for him to make? I would freaking love for him to finally get to make his version of “At the Mountains of Madness”
@@PalagiAlomagi what is it about?
I really love this but just curious as to why they're interviewing him about Pan's Labyrinth now? like years after its release.
So much insight is gained looking back on a work!
I believe it’s because the 4K edition had just been released, so this could have been an additional promotion
People watched this when they were kids? You guys need a hug or something?
Ivana should’ve been nominated for Best Actress, she was terrific
Del Toro masterpiece ❤️
The only other guy I believe could also have done a great job with lord of the rings
Yes. I heartily agree. He is the only one.
Big Chungus of the horror industry ❤
My film making library ♥️♥️♥️
Quisiera conocerlo en persona
it's a fantastic movie and it doesn't matter if the fantasy element wasn't real.
what's the background music plz?
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I felt the machismo that would happen a lot in Mexico in this movie with Pan's mom how she would get mistreated
Guillermo Del Toro should definitely direct Martian Manhunter movie in the dceu that be really cool👈🙏🙏👍⚡💯 he has a and Brilliant ideas I think that they should let him to join the dceu project or Marvel it's whatever
I still wish he had made the Hobbit.
Death Stranding!
dam boi he thic
Hmmmm this guy looks a lot like deadman from death stranding
This movie doesn't work unfortunately. The final time that the faun visits her and tells her to bring her brother to him in the labyrinth she informs him that the door is locked to which he hands her a piece of chalk and instructs her to create her own door. Now her ability to create doors by drawing them with chalk is either imaginary or it is real. If it's imaginary then she NEVER leaves the locked room, however, if it IS real then her stepfather should have been able to see the faun that she's speaking with at the end of the film. ☹️
A Person
congratulations, you missed the entire point of the film.
@@TheMikenanners Thank you
A Person
maybe watch it again with a brain idk
@@TheMikenanners Well since you don't know I think I'll ignore your advice. Take care.
A Person
sure