nosferatu (2024) dir. by robert eggers

Nosferatu (December 25, 2024) Directed by Robert Eggers

Lily-Rose Depp in Robert Eggers’ ‘NOSFERATU.’

Tickets are on sale now for Robert Eggers' NOSFERATU.... Only in theaters Christmas Day.show more

nicholas hoult and director robert eggers explaining how they... shot a scene in NOSFERATU 🦇show more

"One of the best horror movies ever made." Robert... Eggers' NOSFERATU is now playing only in theaters.show more

Hilo sobre las tres versiones de Nosferatu. Datos curiosos... y su conección con Dracula. Contamos con tres verciones de Nosferatu: Nosferatu de Murnau 1922 Nosferatu de Herzog 1979 Nosferatu de Robert Eggers 1924 Fotos de algunos elementos relacionados a la película.show more

Un cast memorable de la mano de Robert Eggers... #Nosferatu, una gótica historia que dará para hablar. Este 2 de enero, sólo en cines.show more

Here (2024) dir. Robert Zemeckis

In Nosferatu (2024) director Robert Eggers first choice for... Count Orlok wasn’t Bill Skarsgård. In an interview, Skarsgård revealed that actors like Mads Mikkelsen and Willem Dafoe were originally considered for role. Bill was even considered for Thomasshow more

In Nosferatu (2024), Lily-Rose Depp’s possession scenes used zero... CGI. Director Robert Eggers relied entirely on her raw physical performance, inspired by Japanese butoh dance. The scenes were so demanding they could only be shot a few times due to extreme toll on her body.show more

A 575 lb, screen-accurate model of Count Orlok’s sarcophagus... from Robert Eggers’ ‘NOSFERATU’ is now on display in 10 theaters across the U.S. In theaters this Christmas.show more

Robert Eggers should have gotten The Odyssey

Nosferatu sucking off Thomas in Nosferatu (2024).

Y pensar que este capítulo de Bob Esponja fue... quien le presentó a Nosferatu a toda una generación. Tanto que incluso el director Robert Eggers le agradece a Bob Esponja. La cultura pop. ✨show more

Casino (1995 dir. Martin Scorsese) (Cinematography by Robert Richardson)

Strangers On A Train (1951 dir. Alfred Hitchcock) (Cinematography... by Robert Burks)show more

Robert Eggers on making films set in modern times... “No thank you”show more