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Iconic “Beetlejuice” Statue Stolen From “Beetlejuice 2” Set

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Principal photography is well underway on Beetlejuice 2, and the Tim Burton feature may have just hit its first major roadblock.  This past Friday, the Vermont State Police shared a tweet revealing that some props from the set of the sequel has been stolen.  In addition to a hefty 150-pound statue, the thieves allegedly stole a lamp post complete with pumpkin decorations.

The tweet reads as, “We tried saying the name of this stolen statue three times, but it didn’t come back! We’re investigating the theft of this 150-pound sculpture from the Beetlejuice 2 set in [East Corinth], along with a lamppost topped with a pumpkin decoration.  Call 802-748-3111 with any info.”

Who’s all returning for Beetlejuice 2?

In addition to Burton, Michael Keaton, Winona Ryder, and Catherine O’Hara are all set to return for the sequel. The filmmaker has once again entrusted Danny Elfman with the score, who’s already at work on the project. “I love being a fly on the wall when he’s shooting. I’ll be doing that in a couple of months, as you may know, on another Tim Burton project.  That is very exciting, to return to that world,” Elfman stated.

“I said, ‘He’s not even going to look that much different. That’s the beauty of the Beetlejuice makeup. He already looked like he was 150 in the first one,'” Elfman said of Keaton’s reprisal of the eponymous ghoul.  He added, “It’s perfect, you know? Everybody else has to play the next generation, except for Michael. I mean, he’s still fit, active, and on it. And with the Beetlejuice makeup, I can’t even imagine it’s going to look like he’s changed practically at all. So, I can’t wait for that.”

Amongst the newcomers are Jenna Ortega, Willem Dafoe, Justin Theroux, and Monica Bellucci. Beetlejuice 2 lands in theaters on September 6, 2024. The first film can be streamed on Hulu.

Born in the cold month of December, Scotty grew up as a horror fan. With his first horror film ever seen being "Friday the 13th Part 7: The New Blood," Scotty immediately fell in love with horror. Having written six books, the most recent being "The Ultimate Halloween Movie Experience," published by BearManor Media, and being represented by Universal Talent Bookings and 3iBooks Literary Agency, Scotty is excited to bring his horror expertise to GoreCulture to entertain the audience with his vast knowledge of the "spooky things!"

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