Dynamic Entertainment have today released a teaser trailer for their movie adaptation of Philip Pullman’s critically acclaimed novel The Butterfly Tattoo (previously published as The White Mercedes). You can read more about the film, which has been made with the full support of BridgetotheStars, here. This is a world premiere screening of footage from the film, so enjoy! Watch the trailer here or below.
Teaser Trailer Premiere of The Butterfly Tattoo
December 12, 2007
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*does the first comment dance*
Damn, how fine does that look? 😀 I haven’t even read the book yet! I have to read it now!
Is this an international release?
i believe release information still depends on distribution status, but i am so excited this looks sooooo good. good job DEH+co!
As Rik of DEH said to me recently – “It depends on whom we sell it to” – very basically. They’re hoping to premiere in Cannes I believe.
I take it by saying they hope to premiere at Cannes is that it will be in their international market, which is one of the biggest in the world.
The film looks solid. I kept up with the production video blog and was really impressed with what they were doing for their low budget.
The book is a quick, and engaging read, easily translatable to film too.
oh my god!! I love that book! I finished reading it about a month ago!
I had no idea that the movie was coming out this soon!
Really exciting. The name “Butterfly Tattoo” threw me off a little… I started watching the trailer and was like “Oh my! This looks a lot like ‘The White Mercedes,’ guess Pullman’s not as original as I thought he was…”
But then I saw that it was the same story!
EXCITING!! Should make good film.
I’m a little disappointed their education program didn’t come to anything because I was due to take part in it, which a real shame because it would have been a great help to me.
It still looks fantastic though, I would have been proud to be involved in it. I hope the Sraffies throw their full support behind when it comes to release time.
I auditioned for this film, but didn’t get the part, unfortunately. 🙁
Nice one Rik (and crew)!
Looks amazing, I love this book and can’t wait to see the film!
Thanks for your enthusiastic support guys!
That looks brilliant! I need to read the book, no doubt i’ll be getting some gift vouchers for waterstones for xmas this year so… 😀
well i’m kind of into romance novels at the moment and really want to read this book… problem is my mum has all of a sudden gotten into ‘monitering’ what i read…. will she have a problem with this book? I mean she wouldn’t let me read looking for alibrandi…
The director was brilliant. I was involved as policeman in the scene with the two police cars (in the trailer) – I’m really looking forward to it comming out.