Have you found the balance between Mignola's and your own vision? And I learned, and I was desperate to make the second one to improve, expand, go a little wider. In the first one, I was there to try to satisfy a specific aesthetic that I admire, which is Mike, and a specific character that I admire, which was Mike's, and I made it my own only to a certain point, it was not conscious, it was not a process, it just happened. And I was completely unbridled on this one.

I was prudish, I think, on the first one a little bit. The first movie, I fully thought we were doing the exact version that would honor the comic, and that would be faithful to the comic, but as time went along, as time passed, I realized mistakes were made, or shortcomings were evident. I think it is, but it was not planned that way.

I wish I was that wise, and I was that fucking slick. Is this the proper version of the Hellboy story you wanted to tell? You've said that 'Hellboy II' is the Hellboy film you originally wanted to make from the outset. That said, del Toro has allowed himself to make both movies his own to some extent, showcasing his distinctive directorial style, seen most recently in 'Pan's Labyrinth.'Дel Toro says he has one more 'Hellboy' film in him, but when and if the third installment in the trilogy will come to pass is in question, due in no small part to the director's commitment to two 'The Hobbit' films, for which del Toro will be relocating to New Zealand to direct for the better part of the next five years.Д¬BR News, along with other members of the press, spoke to Guillermo del Toro at a press event earlier this week. Del Toro, who also directed the second installment of the 'Blade' film franchise, worked closely with 'Hellboy' creator Mike Mignola to make both Hellboy films as faithful to the source material as they possibly could. It was more than four years ago that Mike Mignola's 'Hellboy' was first ported over to the big screen, but the cast and crew behind the film have gotten the band back together to produce the highly anticipated sequel, ' Hellboy II: The Golden Army.' Rising star Guillermo del Toro, who directed both films, helped save the franchise from fading away into obscurity after the first movie's distributor ceased operations by finding it a new home at Universal Studios.ДЄ Mexican expatriate who now lives in Southern California with his wife and two daughters, English is del Toro's second language, but you wouldn't know it from the way he spins yarns in the U.S.

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