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Someone found an HQ version of Jenna’s segment from the Burton series which costs up to $75! Thanks for sharing!🖤🫶 Jenna Ortega 4K upscaled in Life in the line documentary Tim Burton docuseries 📸 x12scps

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A little-known origin story from The Nightmare Before Christmas: Part 0 Before Jack Skellington, before Oogie Boogie — Tim Burton and Danny Elfman were two weird kids in grown-up bodies who instantly recognized each other’s creative chaos. They met in the early ’80s when Burton was still the eccentric newcomer at Disney and Elfman was fronting Oingo Boingo, a band that sounded like Halloween learned to play ska. Burton showed up at one of their concerts, walked backstage, and basically said, “Your brain sounds like my drawings.” Elfman later said he’d never met a director who spoke in images the way he did. Their first real collaboration was Pee-wee’s Big Adventure — Burton’s breakout, Elfman’s first film score ever. They bonded fast. Same dark humor. Same obsession with misfits. Same outsider energy. The kind of artistic chemistry you get once in a lifetime. When Burton left Disney and started shaping his own style — Beetlejuice, Batman, Edward Scissorhands — Elfman was right there, building the sound of Burton’s worlds from scratch. By the early ’90s, they weren’t just collaborators… they were inseparable. Burton trusted Elfman with emotions he couldn’t explain, and Elfman trusted Burton with instincts he couldn’t describe. So when Burton dusted off a weird poem he’d written at Disney — a spooky Christmas fable with no story, no script, just a vibe — there was only one person he wanted to bring it to life. And that’s where the prior post begins.......

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