Michael Keaton didn’t want CGI in Beetlejuice 2 for more entertainment

“It had to look handmade,” explains the actor.

Get ready to laugh out of fear because Michael Keaton is soon back in his role as a grotesque monster beetlejuicebeetlejuiceSequel to the cult film of Tim Burton, Director ofEdward Scissorhands He’s still on top of this new creation and he’s found his new favorite actress Jenna Ortegawhom he was already directing in his own series Wednesday,

In an interview given to the magazine People, Michael Keaton He explained the importance of limiting digital special effects as much as possible beetlejuicebeetlejuice ,I was not at all interested in doing anything where there was a lot of technology,” he declares, He says that it is an element on which burton and he decided “From the beginning, if we ever did it again.,

First poster and title of the sequel to Beetlejuice

,it had to look handmade”, he summarizes. With the increasing influx of blockbuster movies made almost exclusively on blue or green backgrounds, the return of old school VFX craftsmanship is becoming a hot commodity among movie buffs and old school actors. Keaton ,

,It was funny to see someone in the corner holding something for you, Seeing everyone in less headspace and sayin’These are the people who make these things happen, who try to do things right.,,

,After years of standing in front of a giant screen and pretending that someone is next to you, when you can do that again, it’s a huge boost!,