Nov
1
2007
THE FILM SOCIETY OF LINCOLN CENTER
presents
AN EVENING WITH
TIM BURTON
CINEMA’S DEMON BARBER
November 14, 2007
8:00pm
Frederick R Rose Hull
Home of Jazz at Lincoln Center
CINEMA’S DEMON BARBER
Witty, often elegant and always unpredictable, the films of Tim Burton have created a special niche for themselves within contemporary cinema. A born spinner of tall tales, whose subjects have ranged from Martians to Z-list Hollywood directors to, now; the Demon barber of fleet Street, Burton takes audiences places they’d never thought they’d go—and in ways they couldn’t have imagined. We’re delighted to welcome Tim Burton for an evening of conversation, clips featuring some of the greatest moments from his films, and a “first look” at footage from his eagerly anticipated screen adaptation of Sweeney Todd: The Demon barber of Fleet Street, marking his sixth collaboration with Johnny Depp.
Richard Pena
Program Director, Film Society of Lincoln Center
From the dark, Gothic imagination of director Tim Burton and starring Johnny Depp comes Sweeney Todd The Demon Barber of Fleet Street, a bloody tale of music, murder, melodrama, meat pies and one man’s desperate desire for revenge.
Arriving back in London after escaping from 15 years of false imprisonment in Australia, Benjamin Barker (Johnny Depp) vows to kill the evil Judge Turpin (Alan Rickman) and his nefarious henchman Beadle Bamford (Timothy Spall),
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