I always find it surprising that Doug's totally lost his native accent. Then again, somehow I don't think Pinhead would have been quite so scary with a thick Scouse accent.
amazing such a goofy looking guy(like someones Dad) could be transformed into one of the most frightening epic characters I ever seen in a horror movie.The power of acting I guess.Although lost it's scariness in part 3,4,5 etc
@meckleboy I agree he goes from looking like a chump to a complete badass when in costume. He's almost unrecognizable when Pinhead. Did think that Hellraiser 4 was good though. It was just 3 that really sucked. Someone decided to put Pinhead in a "Freddy Krueger" phase which was awful. So yeah 1, 2, skip 3, 4, and skip everything after 4.
@PalaceOfExile Just saw Hellraiser 3 for the first time last week. It's *not* good by any stretch, but I applaud them (or possibly just Doug Bradley) for preserving the essence of Pinhead during those long monologues. Monologues usually ruin horror monsters - they usually can't get past the first paragraph without tripping over his own ethos (see: Jigsaw). Overall, I think the film's problems came from bad directing and producing rather than bad storytelling.
Wow, I never knew about this! Thanks to Doug Bradley for telling us. There's even a missing spanking scene that they shot that Barker reckons someone's got in their private collection somewhere. Hehehe!
@MetaMorphy I was lookin at how there is a comic book series for it and I thought why not do an animated movie it may sound stupid but you can sometimes show things in a cartoon you can't show in a non animated movie.
@pearljam619 All remakes are crap and a bad idea. Recently the remake of Hellraiser has been put on hold,hopefully it will get cancelled. Pinhead is fat in it though from the pics I've seen
This was also included on the new special edition version of HELLRAISER:HELLBOUND released by Anchor Bay in the US and Canada.For those of you who would like to see the whole thing but live outside of the UK.I would have loved to see this scene sounds like it would have been really fucking scary!!!!!
Doug Bradley is such a talent. He made the character and turned the original into a franchise. I've seen all eight of the films and he makes every one of them worth watching. Especially Bloodline, where he gets the most screen time. Pure British stage actors kick Hollywood actors' asses every time.
You always have to bring up racial aspects, don't you? Although I myself like Doug Bradley (not as much I like Tony Randell, though) he is not the best actor one could find. I doubt he'd make an Oscar in some drama movie. Now actors like Al Pacino...
Not at all man. I'm a thirteenth generation American but facts are facts. Look at Ian McKellen, Ian McDiarmid, Christopher Lee, Ian Holm, Peter Cushing, the list goes on and on. Don't get me wrong, I love Joe Pesci, Robert DeNiro, Al Pacino, etc. We have some greats also. But when it comes to convincing, Shakespearian monologues, soliloquies, etc. and being just plain chilling, there is no substitute for the Brits. Can you imagine Pacino as Grand Moff Tarkin? Or Count Dooku? Or Gandalf?!
Or PINHEAD!!!!????? HAHAHAHAHAHA!!! Al Pacino as Pinhead! DeNiro as Pinhead!!! Joe Pesci as PINHEAD!!!! LOL! Tony Randell maybe...nahhhhhhh, he'll always be Felix Unger.
Was Gandalf played by a Brit?! By the way, why do you always judge actors by their abilities to play Pinhead? Why not Re-animator, like Jeffrey Combs, or Warlock, like Julian Sands? Imagine Doug Bradley as Warlock...
As for Brits, race and so on: don't get that sticky to words, perhaps I didn't use proper definition but it is at least a question of nationality (and by the way, liberals would still call you racist, not nationalist).
By the way, what does "Count Dooku" have to do with "convincing, Shakespearian monologues"? Paul Atreides from Lynch's "Dune" and colonel what's-his-name (he was played by Al Pacino and used to say hoo-ha all the time in "A Scent of a Woman") - perhaps, but Count Dooku... That's not serious.
Well I just think that there are some roles that the Brits are more convincing at, and a lawfully evil demon from hell is one of them. There's no denying that any of the Brit actors I mentioned would be laughable trying to play Pesci's role in Goodfellas, or Pacino's role in Scarface. But when the role requires someone stately and refined, most American actors come across as being too coarse. There are some very notable exceptions, Malkovich being one of them.
Actually, Pinhead's alignment is more lawful neutral than lawful evil... :-)
I have detected that you mention Al Pacino in movies I'd never mention as his accomplishments, although they were good. Try to watch "Insomnia".
"But when the role requires someone stately and refined..." - are you trying to say that the correct words describing Pinhead are "stately" and "refined"? Then what about Langella (Skeletor), again Julian Sands as Warlock, Jose Ferrer as the Emperor etc etc etc
Apparently you aren't adept at reading comprehension. If you were, you would have realized that I said that Doug Bradley played the role as few if any American actors could. Try thinking before you type next time.
Incidentally, I didn't know that the British were a race. I had always assumed that being British meant that you hailed from Britain. Silly me, I don't know where I got that idea from. Go figure...
I suppose, in some way something like that being included would remove some of the mystery surrounding where the Cenobites come from a bit too early on. Would at least be nice too see what it looks like though.
Happy Birthday, Doug Bradley! :)
SPeacock 4 months ago
I met the guy who played Pinhead at the 2011 Toronto Fan Expo.
Doug Bradley is actually a really nice and cool guy.
narukofan2 4 months ago
remake is shit I wish I knew who was doing it b/c I would kickhim in his cockles
marsakka 7 months ago
I always find it surprising that Doug's totally lost his native accent. Then again, somehow I don't think Pinhead would have been quite so scary with a thick Scouse accent.
leda1974 8 months ago
Douglas Bradley has apparently torn a couple people's souls apart and made their suffering legendary in hell.
WemmiLinks 10 months ago 5
What a stupid thing to delete!!!!! That would have explained so much about the Cenobites!!
bluenail03 10 months ago 3
amazing such a goofy looking guy(like someones Dad) could be transformed into one of the most frightening epic characters I ever seen in a horror movie.The power of acting I guess.Although lost it's scariness in part 3,4,5 etc
meckleboy 1 year ago
@meckleboy I agree he goes from looking like a chump to a complete badass when in costume. He's almost unrecognizable when Pinhead. Did think that Hellraiser 4 was good though. It was just 3 that really sucked. Someone decided to put Pinhead in a "Freddy Krueger" phase which was awful. So yeah 1, 2, skip 3, 4, and skip everything after 4.
PalaceOfExile 7 months ago
@PalaceOfExile Just saw Hellraiser 3 for the first time last week. It's *not* good by any stretch, but I applaud them (or possibly just Doug Bradley) for preserving the essence of Pinhead during those long monologues. Monologues usually ruin horror monsters - they usually can't get past the first paragraph without tripping over his own ethos (see: Jigsaw). Overall, I think the film's problems came from bad directing and producing rather than bad storytelling.
Econniff 5 months ago
He just hypnotised me.
Carthsting 1 year ago 3
Happy Birthday, Doug Bradley! (7 September) :)
SPeacock 1 year ago
he is god..
pikeybot 1 year ago
Wow, I never knew about this! Thanks to Doug Bradley for telling us. There's even a missing spanking scene that they shot that Barker reckons someone's got in their private collection somewhere. Hehehe!
wandererlain 1 year ago
Who wants to bet they will try and make a non animated film of the game Dante's inferno?
londea88 1 year ago
This on a dvd that is in UK? I have both the 1-3 boxsets but I dont remember this. Thanks! PS Remake is a bad idea!
pearljam619 2 years ago 19
It is a great idea as long as Clive Barker has input.
MetaMorphy 2 years ago
@MetaMorphy I was lookin at how there is a comic book series for it and I thought why not do an animated movie it may sound stupid but you can sometimes show things in a cartoon you can't show in a non animated movie.
londea88 1 year ago
@pearljam619 All remakes are crap and a bad idea. Recently the remake of Hellraiser has been put on hold,hopefully it will get cancelled. Pinhead is fat in it though from the pics I've seen
86Stooy 3 months ago
Doug Bradley is the man !
SunnySkyNL 2 years ago 57
it would of worked because the cenebites whole perpus is to make order from disorder it would of played nice
GRINDYOURMIND420 2 years ago
they may have cut it out due to the idea for the second film being a giant maze where the cenebites have rule.
codyofga 2 years ago
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HAHAHAHAHA, I couldn't stop laughing when I found out his name was Pinhead.
HAHAHA.
bhaal07 2 years ago
u didnt know that? u must not have grew up in the 80's
jdmikeg4 2 years ago 4
This was also included on the new special edition version of HELLRAISER:HELLBOUND released by Anchor Bay in the US and Canada.For those of you who would like to see the whole thing but live outside of the UK.I would have loved to see this scene sounds like it would have been really fucking scary!!!!!
SplitSpades11 3 years ago
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someone smart please help me
why cant i see the video 0P
5jakes 3 years ago
Doug Bradley is such a talent. He made the character and turned the original into a franchise. I've seen all eight of the films and he makes every one of them worth watching. Especially Bloodline, where he gets the most screen time. Pure British stage actors kick Hollywood actors' asses every time.
OrganMutilator 3 years ago 4
You always have to bring up racial aspects, don't you? Although I myself like Doug Bradley (not as much I like Tony Randell, though) he is not the best actor one could find. I doubt he'd make an Oscar in some drama movie. Now actors like Al Pacino...
ExClUr 3 years ago
Not at all man. I'm a thirteenth generation American but facts are facts. Look at Ian McKellen, Ian McDiarmid, Christopher Lee, Ian Holm, Peter Cushing, the list goes on and on. Don't get me wrong, I love Joe Pesci, Robert DeNiro, Al Pacino, etc. We have some greats also. But when it comes to convincing, Shakespearian monologues, soliloquies, etc. and being just plain chilling, there is no substitute for the Brits. Can you imagine Pacino as Grand Moff Tarkin? Or Count Dooku? Or Gandalf?!
OrganMutilator 3 years ago
Or PINHEAD!!!!????? HAHAHAHAHAHA!!! Al Pacino as Pinhead! DeNiro as Pinhead!!! Joe Pesci as PINHEAD!!!! LOL! Tony Randell maybe...nahhhhhhh, he'll always be Felix Unger.
OrganMutilator 3 years ago
Was Gandalf played by a Brit?! By the way, why do you always judge actors by their abilities to play Pinhead? Why not Re-animator, like Jeffrey Combs, or Warlock, like Julian Sands? Imagine Doug Bradley as Warlock...
As for Brits, race and so on: don't get that sticky to words, perhaps I didn't use proper definition but it is at least a question of nationality (and by the way, liberals would still call you racist, not nationalist).
ExClUr 3 years ago
Also, I couldn't give a shit what liberals would call me.
OrganMutilator 3 years ago
"Also, I couldn't give a shit what liberals would call me" - neither would I, I just pointed out their negative influence on other people...
ExClUr 3 years ago
Yup, Sir Ian McKellen. Definitely a Brit.
OrganMutilator 3 years ago
"Yup, Sir Ian McKellen. Definitely a Brit" - or Scot or Irish... They aren't exactly the same, are they?
ExClUr 3 years ago
English, Scottish, Welsh, Northern Irish = British
privatekeepout 3 years ago
Truly.
ExClUr 3 years ago
By the way, what does "Count Dooku" have to do with "convincing, Shakespearian monologues"? Paul Atreides from Lynch's "Dune" and colonel what's-his-name (he was played by Al Pacino and used to say hoo-ha all the time in "A Scent of a Woman") - perhaps, but Count Dooku... That's not serious.
ExClUr 3 years ago
Well I just think that there are some roles that the Brits are more convincing at, and a lawfully evil demon from hell is one of them. There's no denying that any of the Brit actors I mentioned would be laughable trying to play Pesci's role in Goodfellas, or Pacino's role in Scarface. But when the role requires someone stately and refined, most American actors come across as being too coarse. There are some very notable exceptions, Malkovich being one of them.
OrganMutilator 3 years ago
Actually, Pinhead's alignment is more lawful neutral than lawful evil... :-)
I have detected that you mention Al Pacino in movies I'd never mention as his accomplishments, although they were good. Try to watch "Insomnia".
"But when the role requires someone stately and refined..." - are you trying to say that the correct words describing Pinhead are "stately" and "refined"? Then what about Langella (Skeletor), again Julian Sands as Warlock, Jose Ferrer as the Emperor etc etc etc
ExClUr 3 years ago
what the hell does goodfellas have in common with hellraiser? yankies think they are the best at everything makes me laugh.
satanic rituals are an English tradition, it is fitting to have an English actor play the keeper of dominion.
any kid growing up in the uk during the 80's was petrified by this man, he nailed the part of pinhead.
pickleRgreen 3 years ago
Apparently you aren't adept at reading comprehension. If you were, you would have realized that I said that Doug Bradley played the role as few if any American actors could. Try thinking before you type next time.
OrganMutilator 3 years ago
Incidentally, I didn't know that the British were a race. I had always assumed that being British meant that you hailed from Britain. Silly me, I don't know where I got that idea from. Go figure...
OrganMutilator 3 years ago
Clive Barker is a God.Doug Bradley is...well, he's awesome too.
SidNightWalker 3 years ago
I suppose, in some way something like that being included would remove some of the mystery surrounding where the Cenobites come from a bit too early on. Would at least be nice too see what it looks like though.
WildRaven8472 3 years ago
I love his voice^^
Maltafea 3 years ago 5
Yeah, great voice and an awesome talent. I love listening to all of the Brit actors talk in interviews. They are very captivating.
OrganMutilator 3 years ago
I wish someone would go back and find all the lost footage from the first film. It would be great to see it entirely uncut.
numb3r5ev3n 3 years ago 7
whao didn't know that shit i woud have put that in the film !!!!!
ravinspawn 3 years ago 4