The nightmare before Christmas Fans shouldn’t expect a sequel… at all.
The fan-favorite stop-motion animated film just turned 30 years old this past Friday the 13th and is currently playing in theaters!
In a recent interview, the film’s director, Henry Selick, talked about the possibilities of a sequel and shared an idea he has for a prequel.
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The long process of creating stop-motion animation would not deter Henry from making a sequel, but he believes it is “a perfect movie.” [that] “It came out of the perfect moment, only to become something much bigger as the years went by,” he says. People.
“I think Tim [Burton] in particular it feels like, why mess with that? Enrique continues. “He certainly doesn’t need to make more money with a sequel. It’s had many other hits and so far no one has come up with a great idea for a sequel. And I still think Tim decides. I don’t think there is any idea that will convince him.”
However, Henry has an idea for a prequel.
“Maybe it would be more interesting to do a prequel,” he shared. “There could be a more interesting story about how Jack became the king of Halloweentown.”
If you didn’t know, there’s an upcoming live concert for the film, with Halsey and original voice actress Catherine O’Hara playing Sally, on different days.
This time last year, Henry talked about people crediting Tim Burton as director…
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