As to how Luhrmann ends what promises to be his

 As to how Luhrmann ends what promises to be his – and does so in 3D – remains a mystery until next month. The lovely bride had a three costume changes just for the grand pagkawin. “Movies are slightly different, you do want the characters to look different. Deciding to push his experiments further, the well-intentioned doctor soon finds himself addicted, and his addiction leads to nothing but trouble.nullCLICK ON PHOTO FOR FULL GALLERYOf course, nothing says the 'Roaring Twenties' like an embellished flapper dress. More than likely, Stoker had intended the character as a role for Henry Irving, who was England’s leading actor at the time. It’s true – the BBC’s Strictly Come Dancing (and Dancing with the Stars, as it is known in other markets) was inspired by his love story of a gallumphing girl transformed in the arms of her dance partner. The executive producer, Doug Wick, secured the rights for Luhrmann, who, he believes, will make a story so many people know by heart feel fresh once more. From the silent era intil three years after his 1969 death (and is that really a surprise?), he appeared in over 200 films and TV shows,most of them either horror or giving a nod of some kind to his inescapable reputation. 'Working with Baz, he’s basically Wikipedia.Although it was an AIP film, it was picked up by Columbia for distribution.K. Authorities believe he killed himself with a gunshot to the head. There’s a chess game involved. Plus it has a great and telling last line.