Tim Burton has suggested that he formed the White Queen on TV prepare Nigella Lawson in his instrumentation of Alice in Wonderland. Photograph: BBC
Has the made at home enchantress got a disfigured strain underneath that unblemished exterior? Film executive Tim Burton appears to think so, carrying suggested that he formed the White Queen in his new instrumentation of Alice in Wonderland on the luminary prepare Nigella Lawson.
Alice in Wonderland Production year: 2010 Country: USA Cert (UK): PG Runtime: 108 mins Directors: Tim Burton Cast: Alan Rickman, Anne Hathaway, Barbara Windsor, Christopher Lee, Crispin Glover, Helena Bonham Carter, Johnny Depp, Matt Lucas, Mia Wasikowska, Michael Sheen, Stephen Fry, Timothy Spall More on this movieSpeaking to the Los Angeles Times"s party blog, Burton pronounced he was desirous by Lawson, a "very pleasing in progress show host in England". But it was her submerged scary corner that vehement him. "She"s unequivocally pleasing and she does all this cooking, but afterwards there"s this glimmer in her eye and when you see it you go, Oh, whoa, she"s similar to unequivocally … nuts. I meant in a great way. Well, maybe. I don"t know."
That duality is practical in the movie by Anne Hathaway, who plays the White Queen with what the LA Times calls an unsettling pearly grin, piece Glinda the Good Witch and piece Stepford wife.
Burton pronounced that what unequivocally sets Alice detached from so most children"s novel "is the actuality that everyone is a small bit off. The White Queen is no exception." And nor, by extension, is Lawson.
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