The Mystery of the Life and the Career of the Famous Tim Burton !!!!!! by Jane Spencer

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The Mystery of the Life and the Career of the Famous Tim Burton !!!!!! by Jane Spencer The mystery of the life and the career of the famous Tim Burton !!!!!! by Jane Spencer One of the most talented film maker, scriptwriter and producer American, is the famous man: Tim Burton. He had make a lots of films which was famous actually!!!! His personality: Tim Burton was born the 25th August, 1958 in Burbank, California, USA. When he was a child and he lived in Burbank his favorite activities are drawing cartoons, watching old movies and dreaming. His favorite actors are Johnny Depp (7 films), Helena Bonham-Carter (5 films) and Michael Keaton (3 films). Burton as a producer: In 1993, he produced The Nightmare before Christmas In 1995, Batman Forever And … in 1996, James and the Giant Peach. But, Burton isn’t only a producer, he is a writer: In 1997, he had written The Melancholy Death of Oyster Boy and other Stories Tim Burton have two children’s whose name are Billy Ray and Nell. Billy was born the 4th October, 2003 and Nell was born the 15th December, 2007. The career of the most talented producer: In 1973, he arrived at the 9th Grader; his anti-litter poster wins a local competition. When he was a children, he had been in his home when he finally left her to live alone in a flat in 1974. In 1976, he wins a scholarship for an institute which the name is California Institute of the Arts. It’s in 1979, that he find his first job which is animator for the most famous, magic and extraordinary Disney Studios. In 1984, Disney Studios refuse to release his short film which the name is “Frankenweenie declared too scary for children”, rest at the event Tim burton leaves the Disney Studios. It was in 1985, that he realized the “Pee-Wee’s Big Adventure which this box-office hit is a surprise. From 1985 to 1988, he had make a break in his career, he isn’t make a film. In 1988: he realized Beetlejuice, which is a strange gothic comedy, a box office hit, it was the first film with the most American actor Michael Keaton. In 1988 too, Tim Burton had already realized 3 films! In 1989, Batman world fame for Burton, It’s one of the biggest hits ever. In 1990: Edward Scissorhands (1st film with friend Johnny Depp), big hit .In 1992: His film Batman returns financial success but Batman fans was disappointed. In 1995: Warner Brothers reject Burton as director of Batman forever. In 1996: The film which the name is Mars Attacks was not very a successful. In 1999: “Sleepy Hollow” was a big hit. In 2001, he meets the most beautiful and famous actress who the name is Helena Bonham Carter, which is his partner in a real life, he had roll on set of The Planet of the Apes. In 2003, it was the film “Big Fish”. In 2005, The most famous, magic and incredible film: “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory”, and the Corpse Bride (nomination for Academy Award for Best Animated Feature). And, for the end, Sweeney Todd, the Demon Barber of Fleet Street, he had received a Golden Globe for the Best Picture). “One person’s craziness is another person’s reality … “Tim Burton” .
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