There are problems on social media with new details about the highly anticipated « Cruella, » Disney’s latest live-action adaptation of the animated classic « 101 Dalmatians, » largely thanks to Emma Stone’s violent transformation as a vicious fashion fanatic with one Preference for spotted dogs.
« Hello, Cruel World, » Disney said in a tweet announcing that a trailer for « Cruella » would be released tomorrow. A new poster for the film shows a close-up of sultry Stone (32) in black and white in a style that was used in Madonna’s glam punk days or rock opera icon Dr. Frank-N-Furter from « Rocky Horror Picture » recalls the show. «
In a 2019 promotional image for the film, which tells Cruella’s backstory and is set in the 1970s, Stone is in leather, linen and with the The character’s iconic black and white mane – and fans have asked for more since then.
The moment also provided an opportunity for some fans to praise Glenn Close, whom thousands of fans on Twitter agreed to play as Cruella in 1996 was “actually perfect” in the live-action remake of the original 1961 cartoon.
« If the Cruella trailer doesn’t include a children’s choir singing a haunting, slowed-down cover version of a particular Baha Men song, what are we going to do? here? « suggested Stephen Douglass, a sports journalist whose comical suggestion found support for nearly 6,000 others on Twitter in just an hour since Disney made its announcement.
If the Cruella trailer isn’t a children’s choir e who sings a haunting, slowed-down cover version of a certain Baha Men song, what are we doing here anyway?
The crime comedy set for May was written by Craig Gillespie, the director of « I, Tonya », directs and plays Emma Thompson and Paul Walter Hauser (« I, Tonya ») in the roles mentioned above. It follows the story of young fashion designer Estella de Vil, and when her obsession with dog fur takes hold, she is nicknamed Cruella.
© 2021 NYP Holdings, Inc. All rights reserved
Terms of Use
Data protection
Your ad choices
Sitemap
Your California Privacy Rights
Don’t sell my personal information
Ref: https://nypost.com
