Pan's Labyrinth (2006) (El Laberinto Del Fauno)

PAN'S LABYRINTH (2006)
(EL LABERINTO DEL FAUNO)

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DESCRIPTION:

From acclaimed director Guillermo Del Toro (Blade II, Hellboy) comes a dark fantasy/thriller about a young girl who enters a mysterious labyrinth and finds herself at the center of the ferocious battle between Good and Evil.

RATING: R

STARRING:

Sergi Lopez: Capitan Vidal
Maribel Verdu: Mercedes
Ivana Baquero: Ofelia
Doug Jones: Pan/Pale Man
Ariadna Gil: Carmen Vidal
Alex Angulo: Dr. Ferreiro

YEAR OF RELEASE: 2006

SCREENWRITER: Guillermo Del Toro

DIRECTOR: Guillermo Del Toro

RUNNING TIME: 119 minutes

STUDIO: New Line

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GIGGLES, GLOBES AND OSCARS
AWARDS AND NOMINATIONS

ACADEMY AWARDS
(6 nominations and 3 wins)

Best Foreign Language Film (Mexico)
(nominated)

Best Original Screenplay - Guillermo Del Toro
(nominated)

Best Art Direction - Eugenio Caballero (art director) and Pilar Revuelta (set decorator)
(winner)

Best Cinematography - Guillermo Navarro
(winner)

Best Makeup - David Martí and Montse Ribe
(winner)

Best Original Score - Javier Navarrete
(nominated)

GOLDEN GIGGLES
(4 nominations and 2 wins)

Best Picture (Drama/Sci-Fi)
(nominated)

Best Director - Guillermo Del Toro
(winner)

Best Screenplay - Guillermo Del Toro
(nominated)

Best Special Effects Movie
(winner)

GOLDEN GLOBES
(1 nomination and 0 wins)

Best Foreign Language Film
(nominated)

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TRIVIA TO IMPRESS YOUR EASILY IMPRESSED FRIENDS

The abandoned town of Belchite, a city destroyed during the Spanish-American War and never rebuilt, can be seen in the opening of this movie. The same city was used in The Adventures Of Baron Munchausen.
After having bad experiences on the translation of the subtitles in his previous films, writer/director Guillermo Del Toro decided to translate the subtitles himself.
Doug Jones was not only the single American actor in this film, he was also the only person on set who didn't speak Spanish.
Guillermo Del Toro had compiled several books of ideas and drawings about this movie which he had mistakenly left in a cab. He was ready to give up on the project, but the cabbie tracked down Del Toro personally and at his own expense. Del Toro thought the deed was a good omen and he resumed his quest to make this movie.

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