Dorothy Hernandez. (2009, June 26). Power couple: Who says relationships in Hollywood can't last? Depp, Burton know how to make it work. Chicago Tribune,p. 62. Retrieved August 4, 2009, from Chicago Tribune. (Document ID: 1763584121).Reader's Annotation: True to the title this article is about the artistic relationship of Depp and Burton and the impact their collaboration has had on the evolution of their work. It is in reference to their latest film Alice in Wonderland. This article is commentary and not an interview.
Fussman, C. (January 2008). The continuing adventures of Tim & Johnny: Burton and Depp are known as two of the strangest, quietest geniuses ever to work in movies. Turns out they're not that strange. Or quiet. Esquire, 149(1), 60-68.Reader's Annonation: A magazine dedicated to the contemporary man primarily surrounding arts, culture, fashion, and sophisticated male mentality. The article is an artist on artist, dual interview style article released around Sweeney Todd publicity.
Scholarly Reviewed Film Commentary:
Arnold, D L (Jan 2003). Fearful pleasures, or "I am twice the man": the re-gendering of Icabod Crane. Literature-Film Quarterly. , 31, 1. p.33-38.
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Reader's Annotation: This scholarly reviewed article from the Literature-Film Quarterly is a academic look at gender roles in the Depp-Burton Ccllaboration Sleepy Hollow. It compares the original story by Crane with Depp and Burton's character interpretation. It also looks at the film itself juxtaposed with the classic literature.
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