There's no one better at playing the confident idiot trope than Sacha Baron Cohen. But I thought it'd be interesting to have a guy [who was this kind of omnipotent being, but he's also a twit.
"We've already got a bad guy in the Red Queen, so you don't need another one. "You don't want to be a straight-up bad guy, because it's a bit dull," Bobin said. "I feel like, in the moment, it was one of those films that we were sort of lucky to get to make a first."īobin was in post-production on " Muppets Most Wanted" when Disney approached him about getting into the director's chair for "Alice Through the Looking Glass."įrom the start, the character of Time was written for Sacha Baron Cohen. "We had never planned to make a second movie," Todd said. James sort of discusses things a little bit more and he really pushed an emotional perspective in this one." "Tim articulates things in a very visual way, so we didn't have as many detailed conversations. "They're both really great, but quite different." Wasikowska said. The directing style used for "Alice Through the Looking Glass" and "Alice in Wonderland" couldn't have been more different. So there are moments in it that are scary, but I think, overall, it's probably a little lighter because of the story." "There are dark moments I remember enjoying being scared as a child, and I'm not afraid of that idea. "Because of my comedy background, I think it's a tad lighter," Bobin said. The sequel is a little lighter - and more family friendly - than its predecessor, but it still retains some of that darker, Burtonesque edge. Now there have been more that have come behind us, but it wasn't a very popular idea at the time." "And, if you can imagine, in 2008, there were even less of those being made.
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"We wanted to make a female empowerment movie - a movie where the girl got to wear the armor, pull the sword, and slay the jabberwocky," Todd said. And don't try to change things," Wasikowska said.Įven though "Alice in Wonderland" was a box office success, grossing more than $1 billion worldwide, it was not the easiest movie to get made. "Appreciate what you have now, in the moment, and don't obsess about what's happened or what has been. Recently, star Mia Wasikowska, director James Bobin, and producer Suzanne Todd divulged some juicy tidbits about the highly-anticipated sequel at a special footage screening hosted by Disney in West Hollywood, CA. It's been six years since mega-hit " Alice in Wonderland" first hit the big screen, and now Disney is treating us to a sequel with " Alice Through the Looking Glass." While the follow-up may not be directed by Tim Burton, rest assured that "Looking Glass" still looks very Burton-esque.
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