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THEO JAMES’ VOICE.
LISTEN TO HIS EFFING VOICE.
I CAN’T HANDLE THIS.
I CAN’T CONTAIN MY HORMONES.
SERIOUSLY.
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Behind-the-scenes video with Divergent stars Shailene Woodley & Theo James shot on-set of The Pit in the heart of the Dauntless compound (x)
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OH MY GOD AT THE END OF THE EW BTS VIDEO WHEN SHAI IS TALKING ABOUT THEO BEING MASCULINE AND HER FACE OH MY GOD SHEO 4EVER
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I love you, Theo
At first when Theo James was cast I was all:
But then I saw him in action.
So now I’m all:
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That picture of Tris with Al, Drew and Peter is perfection
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i have so many feels right now and i can’t even
and it’s because of entertainment weekly and divergent
they are KILLING me -
NO MORREEEE!
NO. NO MORE PICTURES OF SHAILENE WOODLEY AND THEO JAMES IN ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY!
MY HEART CANNOT HANDLE THIS!
STOP DOING THIS TO ME!
IF I END UP DEAD IT’LL BE ALL YOUR FAULT!
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Oh my goodness did anybody see Four’s tattoo wrapping around his neck in that Entertainment Weekly shot?
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Meet Tim Burton’s cute dead puppy
Tim Burton’s recent cinematic output is heavy on remakes. Dark Shadows revisited a beloved soap opera, Alice in Wonderland remixed the surreal Disney cartoon, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory tried to out-Wonka Gene Wilder, and Planet of the Apes did indeed feature apes on a planet, just like the Charlton Heston sci-fi classic. It seems inevitable, then, that Tim Burton would finally get around to remaking Tim Burton. Hence: Frankenweenie, the tale of a boy who decides to bring his dead dog back to life, based on a short film Burton made back in the ’80s. Frankenweenie marks Burton’s return to stop-motion, and the new trailer also has a definitive madcap-horror Gremlins vibe.
Tim Burton’s Frankenweenie is shaping up to be an interesting mix of “Ewwwww!’s” as well as “Awwwww’s.”
His latest stop-motion gothic-fest (rendered in 1950s-style black-and-white as well as 3-D) tells the story of a little boy named Victor, who loves his pet dog Sparky more than anything in the world. Naturally — or rather, unnaturally — Victor decides to use his science kit to bring the pup back from the grave after an accident claims the pooch’s life.
As with Mary Shelley’s original 1818 tale of men playing god and science run amok, pandemonium follows the creation of the “monster,” who in this case is just a stitched-up, resurrected undead buddy.
Many know that Burton lost his job as an artist at The Walt Disney Co. for making this dark comedy as a live-action short in 1984, but few know the true story from Burton’s past that inspired it. As Halloween approaches, EW reveals that long-ago tale, along with first-look stills from the movie.
