Where is Tim Burton from?
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USA
Born in Burbank near Hollywood.
💡 Did you know? Tim Burton began his career as an animator at the Disney studio before making his own films.
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What does Tim Burton's cinema stand for?
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dark fantasy
Full of outsiders and gothic imagery.
💡 Did you know? Burton's trademark is eerie-yet-beautiful fairy tales about lovable outsiders: often in black and with swirling, tangled shapes.
Which modern fairy tale did Burton direct in 1990?
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Edward Scissorhands
Modern fairy tales and comic adaptations.
💡 Did you know? With 'Batman' (1989), Burton created a darkly stylised superhero film that shaped the whole genre for years to come.
Which actor did he often work with?
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Johnny Depp
His lead in numerous films.
💡 Did you know? Johnny Depp starred in many Burton films: from 'Edward Scissorhands' to 'Sweeney Todd'.
Which animated classic came from him?
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The Nightmare Before Christmas
As creator and producer.
💡 Did you know? 'The Nightmare Before Christmas' (1993) was based on Burton's idea and made as an elaborate stop-motion film that became a cult classic.
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Which director is shown here?
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Tim Burton
Tim Burton is a US director whose dark, playful fairy tales like 'Edward Scissorhands' are unmistakable.
💡 Did you know? Burton almost always works with composer Danny Elfman, whose dreamy, eerie music is part of his signature style.
In which year was Tim Burton born?
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1958
Born: 25 August 1958 in Burbank, California
Where was Tim Burton born?
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Burbank, California
Born: 25 August 1958 in Burbank, California
In which field does Tim Burton work?
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Film directing
What is Tim Burton's origin?
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American
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