
Frankenstein: The Anatomy Lesson
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Go deep behind the scenes with visionary filmmaker Guillermo del Toro and the "Frankenstein" cast and crew as they give new life to the classic tale.
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Principal cast & crew: 21
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Edited by Chris Salters
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Cast & Crew
21 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Guillermo Del Toro
as Self
Jacob Elordi
as Self
Oscar Isaac
as Self - Victor Frankenstein
Mia Goth
as Self
J Miles Dale
as Self - Producer
Scott Stuber
as Self - Producer
Felix Kammerer
as Self
Tom Pigott Smith
as Self
Christoph Waltz
as Self
Orest Kuzma
as Royal Navy Officer
Kate Hawley
as Self - Costume Designer
Mike Hill
as Self - Creature Design
Supporting cast
7Tamara Deverell
as Self - Production Designer
Dan Laustsen
as Self - Director of Photography
Marilou Vaillancourt
as Self - Assistant Art Director
Henry Salonen
as Self - First Assistant Art Director
Marc Kuitenbrouwer
as Self - Construction Supervisor
Ben Ressa
as Self - Model Maker
Alexandre Desplat
as Self - Composer
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2Writers
2Producers
2Other crew
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