Val Kilmer on Twixt Now
Francis Ford Coppola’s Twixt Now and Sunrise isn’t quite getting the genre coverage I think it deserves. We’re covering it, for sure. There are strong horror elements we’re told, but I think that title is turning some sites off.
Val Kilmer says it is something we should look forward to. In an interview with Interview Magazine, he says, “It’s a Halloween extravaganza. There’re dogs and vampires. I play a writer who’s something like [author] Mario Puzo, or at least how Francis describes Puzo’s experience where he wrote THE GODFATHER while he was waiting for inspiration for his masterpiece. My character is a guy who tossed off this book about witches, and it became a big deal, and now he’s known as doing these silly witch books and he’s on hard times now looking for inspiration.”
Kilmer shares the screen with Bruce Dern, Elle Fanning, David Paymer and Ben Chaplin who plays Edgar Allan Poe. This is the second time that the film has been alluded to a “Halloween” feast of sorts. Does Coppola have his own Trick ‘r Treat on the way?
Source: Interview Magazine
