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Guillermo del Toro Is Remastering a Black & White Version of NIGHTMARE ALLEY with an Extended Cut
GeekTyrantStory by Joey Paur
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Del Toro revisits his psychological thriller NIGHTMARE ALLEY with a black & white remaster and an extended cut, promising a darker, more immersive viewing experience.
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- The remastered version will feature 20 additional minutes of footage, delving deeper into the film's haunting atmosphere and character development.
- Del Toro is personally overseeing the remaster to achieve his precise artistic vision, fueling anticipation for a more polished, auteur-driven take on the original.
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Guillermo del Toro, NIGHTMARE ALLEY