Out of the massive amount of content that streaming giant Netflix offers, here’s one worth your attention! Tim Burton’s serial on Wednesday Addams is coming to Netflix. Here’s everything we know about the Wednesday release date, cast, and other tidbits of trivia we managed to scoop up from the internet concerning this interesting upcoming horror show soon to land on the world’s most popular streaming site.
As you might know, Wednesday Addams is the eldest daughter of Gomez and Morticia Addams from the Addams Family. Moreover, this series will focus solely on her. The Addams Family was created by Charles Addams back in the 1930s for The New Yorker, and since then, they have become a successful horror comedy franchise spawning many movies, series, and cult-like status. So, let’s see what Tim Burton has to offer!
Wednesday On Netflix: What Is It About?
Netflix dropped the first trailer for the upcoming horror series based upon the life of Wednesday Addams. The series will be a thriller full of paranormal elements and dark comedy horror aspects as one would expect from a master of cinematography from Tim Burton— a man behind dark goth styles like “The Nightmare Before Christmas”— as he’s directing the eight episodes of this show in his streaming directorial debut.
Behind this upcoming production are Miles Millar and Al Gough, who sat down and wrote the scripts for a story where Wednesday Addams spends her days at Nevermore Academy trying to master her skills as a terror wave takes over her hometown.
Cast
The cast for this series features Jenna Ortega (from Scream 5) as Wednesday Addams, Academy Award-winner Catherine Zeta-Jones (from Ocean’s Twelve) as Morticia Addams, Luis Guzman (from Traffic) as Gomez Addams. Also, Victor Doronbantu plays Uncle It. Isaac Ordóñez as Pugsley Addams, and George Burcea as Lurch. Lastly, Christina Ricci —who played Wednesday in the 1990s original films by Barry Sonenfeld— is also cast in the production in a different role.
Wednesday Trailer
Wednesday Teaser Trailer breakdown
The teaser trailer is short, as you will see with a dimly lit scenario and a piece of ominous music. We see how Wednesday Addams braids her hair and then proceeds to move forward into the spotlight. After that, she fixes her lapels, and Thing pops up on her shoulder. With an unemotional stare, Wednesday and Thing snap their fingers. Then, the caption tells us that Tim Burton is behind the production, and the trailer concludes. Simple and intriguing. As Tim Burton would like it.
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Wednesday Netflix Release Date
Wednesday will release in Q4 2022 worldwide on Netflix. Furthermore, we don’t have a definite release date yet. The announcement was made by the streaming platform during the Netflix Geeked event. Still, as soon as the good ol’ guys at Netflix make the official date announcement, we will post an update for you here.
Who Created The Addams Family?
The Addams Family was created by American cartoonist Charles Addams. The family first appeared in his cartoon strip, which was published in 1932. Addams later adapted his strip into a television series, which aired from 1964 to 1966. The Addams Family has since been the subject of numerous films, television shows, and books.
The Cultural Impact Of The Addams Family
The Addams Family has had a profound influence on American culture, particularly in the areas of fashion and design. The family’s unique style—a mix of gothic, Victorian, and art nouveau elements—has inspired many fashion designers over the years, including Marc Jacobs and Alexander McQueen. In addition, the Addams’ love of all things dark and morbid has influenced many artists and designers, including Tim Burton and Edward Gorey.
The Addams Family’s impact on popular culture is undeniable—and their influence will likely continue for generations to come. With this, we conclude our coverage of the upcoming series on Netflix, Wednesday by Tim Burton. Thanks for reading our article. And please navigate to our Netflix section to check out our constant coverage of the world’s most popular streaming platform. Happy streaming, and see you soon.
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