Michael Keaton revives beloved 1988 character in new sequel 'Beetlejuice Beetlejuice'
Michael Keaton brings back his iconic, spooky, disheveled – but hilarious – ghoul from the afterlife in the upcoming “Beetlejuice Beetlejuice" - which premieres in Venice this month.
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00:00["Daylight Come and Me Want to Go"]
00:15Sequels are tricky and the thing about this one
00:18that Tim and I were ultra clear about from the get-go
00:21was I said, I shouldn't be in it,
00:25if I'm in it a little bit longer,
00:27it can't be more than like a minute longer.
00:29Don't say, oh, he was really great
00:31and he did those funny things, let's give him a lot more.
00:34I said, we'll make a huge mistake if you put me in it more.
00:38And he said, I agree.
00:39And also we said, and let's make it handmade.
00:43Let's not use too much technology.
00:45And he said, I'm way ahead of you.
00:47He already felt the same way.
00:49So that was, he didn't want to make something
00:52and say, wow, why'd you guys do that?
00:54You should've just left it alone.
00:56["Daylight Come and Me Want to Go"]
00:58The juice is loose.
01:02The living, the dead, can they co-exist?
01:08Now's my chance.
01:10Ghosts aren't real.
01:12Only gullible people believe that kind of crap.
01:14I can't believe I'm doing this.
01:16["Daylight Come and Me Want to Go"]
01:19He's a joke.
01:21What the?