A small suburban town receives a visit from a castaway unfinished science experiment named Edward.
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Film Cast:
- Edward Scissorhands: Johnny Depp
- Kim: Winona Ryder
- Peg: Dianne Wiest
- Bill: Alan Arkin
- Jim: Anthony Michael Hall
- The Inventor: Vincent Price
- Joyce: Kathy Baker
- Kevin: Robert Oliveri
- Helen: Conchata Ferrell
- Marge: Caroline Aaron
- Officer Allen: Dick Anthony Williams
- Esmeralda: O-Lan Jones
- Tinka: Susan Blommaert
- Cissy: Linda Perri
- Host TV: John Davidson
- George: Biff Yeager
- Blonde / TV: Donna Pieroni
- Loan Officer: Alan Fudge
- Reporter: Brett Rice
- Reporter: Marc Macaulay
- Retired Man: Stuart Lancaster
- Dishwasher Man: Steven Brill
- Granddaughter: Gina Gallagher
- Psychologist: Aaron Lustig
- Editor: Peter Palmer
- Neighborhood Extra: Kathy Lockwood
- Neighborhood Extra (uncredited): Nick Carter
- Van Friend (uncredited): Tim Rerucha
- Older Woman / TV: Linda Jean Hess
- Beefy Man: Andrew B. Clark
- Rich Widow / TV: Bea Albano
- Suzanne: Marti Greenberg
- Pink Girl: Kelli Crofton
- Neighborhood Extra: Gary Clark
- Neighborhood Extra: Joe Sheldon
- Neighborhood Extra: Doyle Anderson
- Neighborhood Extra: Carol D. Klasek
- Neighborhood Extra: Harvey Bellman
- Neighborhood Extra: Cecil Hawkins
- Neighborhood Extra: Jack W. Kapfhamer
- Neighborhood Extra: James Spicer
- Neighborhood Extra: Jackie Carson
- Neighborhood Extra: Carol Crumrine
- Neighborhood Extra: Jalaine Gallion
- Neighborhood Extra: Dianne L. Green
- Neighborhood Extra: Ellin Dennis
- Police Sergeant: Rex Fox
- Neighborhood Extra: Miriam Goodspeed
- Neighborhood Extra: Russell E. Green
- Neighborhood Extra: Laura Nader
- Neighborhood Extra: Mary Jane Heath
- Neighborhood Extra: Phil Olson
- Neighborhood Extra: Roland Douville
- Neighborhood Extra: Tammy Boalo
- Neighborhood Extra: Suzanne Chrosniak
- Max: Bryan Larkin
Film Crew:
- Set Designer: Rick Heinrichs
- Story: Tim Burton
- Original Music Composer: Danny Elfman
- Casting: Victoria Thomas
- Costume Design: Colleen Atwood
- Supervising Sound Editor: Richard L. Anderson
- Producer: Denise Di Novi
- Associate Producer: Caroline Thompson
- Editor: Colleen Halsey
- Editor: Richard Halsey
- Director of Photography: Stefan Czapsky
- Stunts: Todd Bryant
- Set Decoration: Cheryl Carasik
- Music Editor: Bob Badami
- Production Design: Bo Welch
- Art Direction: Tom Duffield
- Set Production Assistant: Glenn Williamson
- Makeup Artist: Rick Stratton
- Foley Mixer: Robert Deschaine
- Executive Producer: Richard Hashimoto
- Makeup Artist: Matthew W. Mungle
- Orchestrator: Steve Bartek
- Unit Production Manager: Bill Scott
- Stunt Coordinator: Glenn R. Wilder
- Assistant Editor: Jonathan Chibnall
- Set Designer: Paul Sonski
- Construction Foreman: John R. Elliott
- Set Designer: Ann Harris
- Visual Effects: Peter Kuran
- Sound Re-Recording Mixer: Stanley Kastner
- Scoring Mixer: Shawn Murphy
- ADR Editor: Mary Andrews
- Set Dresser: Stephen I. Erdberg
- Video Assist Operator: Rob Whitehurst
- Makeup Department Head: Ve Neill
- Sound Re-Recording Mixer: Steve Maslow
- Casting Associate: Jory Weitz
- Production Accountant: Jay Sedrish
- Camera Operator: Frank Miller
- Sound Editor: Warren Hamilton Jr.
- Hairstylist: Rick Provenzano
- Stunts: Gary Price
- Costume Supervisor: Ray Summers
- Foley Editor: Mike Chock
- Property Master: William A. Petrotta
- Location Manager: Michael J. Burmeister
- Makeup Artist: Brad Wilder
- Leadman: Chuck McSorley
- Construction Coordinator: John Villarino
- Stunts: Lori Lynn Ross
- Assistant Hairstylist: Mary Ann Valdes
- Still Photographer: Zade Rosenthal
- Hair Designer: Yolanda Toussieng
- Sound Editor: Michael J. Benavente
- Rigging Gaffer: Dennis J. Lootens
- Supervising Sound Editor: David E. Stone
- Transportation Captain: Stanley R. Webber
- Special Sound Effects: John Pospisil
- Sound Recordist: Gary Ritchie
- Sound Recordist: Kathy McCart
- Construction Foreman: Dan Pemberton
- Steadicam Operator: Robert Ulland
- Production Coordinator: Mary Cay Hollander
- Hairstylist: Lynda Kyle Walker
- Makeup Artist: Selena Evans-Miller
- Script Supervisor: Marilyn Bailey
- First Assistant Camera: Zoran Veselic
- Stunts: Scott Wilder
- Sound Mixer: Petur Hliddal
- Color Timer: Dennis McNeill
- Assistant Production Coordinator: Jacqueline A. Shea
- Second Assistant Director: Francis J. Conway
- Assistant Sound Editor: Oscar Mitt
- Sound Editor: James Christopher
- Electrician: David A. Cook
- Stunts: Greg Anderson
- Stunts: David Burton
- Assistant Sound Editor: Sonny Pettijohn
- Special Effects Supervisor: Michael Wood
- Chief Lighting Technician: Kevin Murphy
- Key Grip: John F. Cassidy
- Second Assistant Camera: Daniel E. Teaze
- Assistant Sound Editor: Ralph Stuart
- Transportation Coordinator: Dan Anglin
- Best Boy Grip: Tom Keefer
- Best Boy Electric: John Carney
- Production Accountant: Doris Hellmann
- Dolly Grip: Kenny Davis
- Stunts: Tammy Brady Conrad
- Hairstylist: Irene Aparicio
- First Assistant Director: Jerry Fleck
- Second Assistant Camera: Warner R. Wacha
- Stunts: Gar Stephen
- Stunts: John Zimmerman
- Stunts: Bill Suiter
- Hairstylist: Liz Spang
Movie Reviews:
- kineticandroid: Take the story of Frankenstein’s monster, remove the hateful creator, and replace the little girl’s flowers with a brightly pastel Reagan-era suburb. Though not my personal favorite Tim Burton film, I feel like this one best encapsulates his style and story interests.
- r96sk: Very enjoyable.
It’s funny the way we picture things in our minds. I had heard of ‘Edward Scissorhands’ but actually knew very little about it, typified by the fact I was expecting this to be very dark – probably just based on the seeing the cover here and there. It’s much sillier than expected, but in a positive way.
I do kinda end up wishing they went down a more dark/creative route, instead of relying on the novelty of having scissors as hands; though, to be fair, they do touch on the deeper side a bit. With that said, I did get a good amount of entertainment seeing this plot unfold. It’s weird and wonderful.
Johnny Depp is a great actor and is very good here, mainly via his facial expressions and body language. It’s cool to see Winona Ryder involved, someone I’ve thoroughly enjoyed in more recent times in ‘Stranger Things’. Alan Arkin and Anthony Michael Hall also appear.
The film looks neat, as I’ve come to expect from Tim Burton. It has the obvious touch of Bo Welch to it, with the neighbourhood looking not too dissimilar to what Welch would create for 2003’s ‘The Cat in the Hat’ – which I, truly, enjoyed.
Undoubtedly worth a watch.