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Del Toro's "Song": Frankenstein is My Family's Tale
4 Jan
Summary
- Guillermo del Toro accepted an award for his unique vision.
- He views his Frankenstein film as his life's song about fatherhood.
- Del Toro dedicated the award to his recently deceased older brother.
Filmmaker Guillermo del Toro accepted the Visionary Award at a recent star-studded event, where he spoke about his deeply personal connection to his Frankenstein adaptation. He described the film as his life's "song," focusing on themes of fatherhood and forgiveness, acknowledging the human desire for both.
Del Toro shared the poignant news of his older brother's passing just three days prior. He drew a parallel between his relationship with his brother and the iconic characters of Victor and the creature, stating they often played these roles in their lives. This personal connection underscored his presence at the event, emphasizing family bonds.
Despite his grief, Del Toro affirmed his commitment to attending functions this awards season, reiterating that his presence was for "family." He highlighted the profound truth that "life gives you a family on the way," embracing the support of his Frankenstein stars and the event's attendees as a testament to these connections.
