New clips as well as a new tv spot were revealed for the upcoming Crimson Peak providing a preview of what to expect from the film. The film's leading man, Tom Hiddleston, also recently shared his take on sexuality including as to why men should also strip down as much as women.
As reported by We Got This Covered, new clips were released for the film revealing a couple of scenes from the film. One of the clips show Mia Wasikowska's Edith crying while explaining to Jessica Chastain's Lucille that she has to go because someone knows her and might get mad if she stays.
While in another clip, Tom Hiddleston's Thomas and Lucille can be seen arguing where Lucille eventually tells Thomas that he can't leave. The last clip shows Thomas and Edith as newly-weds and Edith astonished with the Sharpe's home.
Also, SciFiNow wrote that a 30-second tv spot was also released for the film showing Edith as well as the ghost and spirits that lurk inside the cynical house of the Sharpe's. The trailer also shows a confrontation between Edith and Lucille where Edith tells Lucille to turn around while they are both wearing bloodstained clothes.
Meanwhile, Tom Hiddleston is expected to be in for intimate scenes in the film and as reported by E! Online, the actor will show his bare behind. Pertaining to the scene, Hiddleston pointed out that women have been exposing their bodies more and so they were trying to strike a balance between sexes in the film.
"It's so often in movies that women are more naked than men and that's unfair," Hiddleston said. "We wanted to sort of redress the balance", he added. Hiddleston also cited that the film will be full of violence, and thus should be balanced with the element of sexuality.
The film will center on Edith Cushing, a young aspiring author, who falls in love with a stranger by the name of Thomas Sharpe. She later moves in with Thomas along with Thomas' sister, Lucille only to eventually find out that they are not entirely who they seem, and the house they live in breathes, bleeds, and remembers.
Crimson Peak is directed by Guillermo del Toro which he also wrote with Matthew Robbins. It also stars Charlie Hunnam, Burn Gorman, Jim Beaver, and Leslie Hope. It is set to hit theaters on October 16, 2015.
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