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Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein Earns 13–14-Minute Ovation at Venice

The star-led adaptation now moves through its final festival push before a planned November 7 Netflix release.

Overview

  • The world premiere on August 31 at the Venice Film Festival drew sustained applause estimated at roughly 13 to 14 minutes, according to industry outlets.
  • Del Toro was visibly moved during the ovation, with Oscar Isaac and Jacob Elordi also emotional as the team embraced on stage.
  • Netflix has slated the streaming debut for November 7, following the film’s festival exposure and late-stage publicity.
  • The cast features Isaac, Elordi, Mia Goth, Felix Kammerer, Christoph Waltz and Charles Dance in a high-profile ensemble.
  • The film adapts Mary Shelley’s classic novel and caps a yearlong rollout that included first-look images and a Tudum trailer.