PAN'S LABYRINTH and DOUG on G4 TV
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Doug Jones Pan's Labyrinth Press Junket
Los Angeles Times Feature ..h
On "Urban Rush" in Vancouver
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Doug as "PAN" on the cover of the new issue of MAKE-UP ARTIST Magazine
The Pale Man on the cover of Rue Morgue
The Pale Man on the cover of Fangoria
Pan's Labyrinth screening at the Lincoln Center, New York Film Festival
DP Guillermo Navarro, Star Ivana Baquero, Director Guillermo del Toro, Star Doug Jones
The Doug Jones Team
Phillip Rosen, ESQ (Laywer), Doug Jones, John Zander (Publicist), Bruce Smith (Manager)
Doug Jones as Abe Sapien in HELLBOY
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Doug Jones as Abe Sapien in HELLBOY - SWORD OF STORMS
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INTERESTS
Gospel singing at the top of my lungs, dancing like an idiot, cutting my friends hair for free, rollerblading at Venice Beach, wasting a afternoon at a coffee shop, a little time at the gym, joy riding in my 1985 Porsche 944
Music
Sappy love ballads, gospel, some of my favorite artists.. Michael English, Jason Kerr, Whitney Houston, Kathy Troccoli, Luther Vandross, Celine Dion, Alan Ritchman.
Movies
Comedies- "Airplane", "Waiting for Guffman", "Waking Ned Devine". Romantic Dramas- "Somewhere in Time", "Meet Joe Black" &; most any Romantic Comedy. Favorite movies I've been in: "Pan's Labyrinth" "Hellboy" "Hocus Pocus" "Adaption" "Benchwarmers".
Television
Friends, Will &; Grace, Smallville, Big Brother, any cheesy TV movie. Favorite TV Shows I've been in. Buffy the Vampire Slayer &; CSI &; Criminal Minds.
Doug Jones as Robot #7 in THE BENCHWARMERS
Doug Jones as Sewer Imp in DOOM
Doug Jones as Augustus Margary in ADAPTATION
Doug Jones as Joey in MEN IN BLACK II
Doug Jones as Billy Butcherson in HOCUS POCUS
Doug Jones as Thin Clown in BATMAN RETURNS
Doug Jones as Lead Gentlemen in
BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER
HUSH Episode
Yeah, ol' Dad is possessed, and what a treat it is to see a performer as talented as Doug Jones show off his stuff while wearing hardly any makeup for a change. Jones is the actor behind Abe Sapien in the Hellboy movies and Faun in Pan's Labyrinth; here we actually get to see his face, and he's the best thing about "Skin and Bones." He's a genuinely frightening creature, his head poking out from the top of his blanket, grinning and salivating and freaking everybody out. This episode is really a one-man show, as the rest of the cast does little to hold their own against the monster in the bedroom - Jones is obviously having a blast as he gets to act without tons of prosthetics.
Despite its shortcomings, "Skin and Bones" is ultimately a great showcase for Doug Jones, who's always able to bring a level of humanity to all of his various creatures. You won't be able to take your eyes off him as he glares and growls his way through this nightmarish episode - here's hoping he gets more roles where we can see his real face and hear his real voice.
REVIEW: Fear Itself's Episode "Skin and Bones" - Directed by Larry Fessenden
IOF FIRST LOOK: FEAR ITSELF - "SKIN AND BONES"
Indie genre favorite Larry Fessenden (THE LAST WINTER, WENDIGO) tackles this week's episode of FEAR ITSELF entitled, "Skin and Bones" concerning a subject that director is quite familiar with.
A rancher, played by Doug Jones (HELLBOY, PAN'S LABYRINTH) goes missing in the mountains for ten days
and miraculously returns home... rather different. Now, his somewhat dysfunctional family must face the
ravenous, supernatural force residing inside him.
What makes this episode really work is the incredible Doug Jones. If fellow HELLBOY star Ron Perlman is this
generation's Boris Karloff, then Jones is most definitely our Lon Chaney. Doug absolutely owns this
role, his performance shining through the very subtle prosthetics and makeup. It's clear that this man is
more than just a guy with foam latex stuck to his face. He's a very rare kind of actor who understands makeup as a tool, and works with it instead of around it. He shifts effortlessly between creepy, scary and physically imposing, transforming himself from the inside out, changing even his voice.
DOUG MEETS THE RETARDED POLICEMAN
Ain't It Cool News Hellboy II
review by Moriarty Exert
In HELLBOY II, the removal of Meyers means we now have Hellboy (Ron Perlman), Liz (Selma Blair) and Abe Sapien (Doug Jones) as the center of the film, and each of them benefits from the way the focus has shifted. Hellboy and Liz make a really touching, interesting couple this time out, and both of them seem stronger, more fully realized. With Doug Jones finally getting the chance to play Abe physically and vocally, the performance congeals into something memorable. He is the heart of the film, the biggest surprise for me. He gets a love story of his own this time, and as a result, there’s a scene in the middle of the film between Hellboy and Abe where the two of them bond over their broken hearts that is one of the best things I’ve seen in any film this year. It’s so human, so recognizable, so identifiable... and yet, we’re watching a giant red demon with a rock hand and a fish-man drunk on cheap Mexican beer, singing one of the cheesiest songs ever recorded. And it works. It works because they have become completely human by that point. The absurdity works for the film, not against it.
Doug interviewed by EMPIRE MAGAZINE in Make-up on the set of HELLBOY II
What’s so great about the Surfer? Doug Jones. That man moves like something, not of this Earth. There’s a grace and a calm to him – he doesn’t ride the board like a surfer, he rides it as though it was simply an extension of his self. There’s a reason why he interacts with Doom and the FF… there’s something of the powers cosmic about them. They stand out from the other mortals, there’s a spark of the infinite in them, now… that’s never said, but you see it in the curiosity with which he holds them.
Now – when he’s covered in the silver look – He does in fact look unreal, but there’s a point where he’s separated from his board – and he takes on a tarnished look. Here is where Doug Jones shines so brightly. Spectral Motion’s make up on the Surfer is fantastic. Yes, they did do a lot of what you’ll see of the Surfer in this movie – no matter what Fox officially says – And the results are spectacular. When he’s strapped to that table and being questioned by Sue… I was just so incredibly happy. Just so happy.
And Doug Jones?
GOD BLESS YOU FOR EXISTING! Amongst all the cg, all the silliness – you lent the Silver Surfer the poise and the grace that only one who had soared the space ways of the infinite could have. And… if JMS does the job that I hope he will on the SILVER SURFER movie… and if they get a brilliant director. And they get Doug Jones back. That will be a movie, that I can’t even fathom the coolness of.
Empire Magazine's Top 10
Boris Karloff #1 for Frankenstein and
DOUG JONES #2 For Pan's Labyrinth!
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Ivan's Rainbow God Bless My Friend
Doug talks Hellboy II and the voice of Abe Sapien at IESB
At the New York Film Fest for Pan's Labyrinth!
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Oscar winner for best make-up for Pan's Labyrinth, Montse Ribe Talks Pan's Labyrinth and Doug Jones
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DOUG JONES MTV INTERVIEW
SURFER & HELLBOY II READ IT HERE!
Doug Interviewed by Joan Rivers on the Red Carpet at the Oscars
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The Pale Man
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Doug Jones Number 1 on Yahoo Movies Search! 12-26-06
PAN'S LABYRINTH
6 Oscar Nominations For PAN'S LABYRINTH!
And 3 wins!
Foreign Language Film
Art Direction (WINNER)
Cinematography (WINNER)
Makeup (WINNER)
Music (Score)
Writing (Original Screenplay)
Darn it! I wish the My Name Is Jerry screenings were later, I won't be moving to Indiana til the after 23rd! I would really love to meet you! oh well, hopefully in the future, you'll be doing more things like this there!
Hello Mr. Jones! It's katy from the rock and shock. this is my myspace, since you where wondering. i messaged you on twitter too. thank you so much for comeing to the area again, meeting you has been the highlight of my birthday and year! big love!
Tomb of Bloke my hubbie and I met you at Horror Find in Baltimore. You had such a warm glow about you... You shined!!... You said something that over look me. You said something without knowing... You said that there was a strong love between Jason and I; an that is when we said we are married... so I feel you have special things about you..amazing person... thank you for the add...The Bride of Bloke aka MaryGingerr
Wait for the world to walk out. I’ll still be here, I’ll still love you to pieces, and I’ll always stand by you. That’s why I’m here. We became friends for a reason.
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Sir, You might very well be the nicest person I've ever met, but I saw your Fear Itself episode the other day...and you TERRIFY ME. In the best way possible of course. But serious...TERRIFY.
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