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“Wednesday reconnected me to why I like making things.
It was like shooting a movie on a TV schedule.
It was invigorating,” Burton continues.
“We were not out to make a sequel.
This was before franchises were talked about.
The first time I ever heard that word, by the way, was on Batman Returns.
I remember first hearing it and I just got a cold chill down my spine.”
“There was something emotional that made me want to do it.
There was something about [that] character, and what happens to people 35 years later.
That was the emotional hook to me,” Burton explains.
“What happens to people, once you get older?
You go through different things.
Now, I understand this stuff a bit better.
I’ve been through it myself.”
“Jenna, oh my God, I’m absolutely in love with her!”
says Ryder of her heir apparent.
“She is such a magnificent presence and person, and she’s endlessly fascinating with a huge heart.
We first met at Tim’s house Wednesday had just come out.
I know what an overwhelming feeling it is to be in a show that suddenly takes off.
So, I just gave her a big hug and I felt instantly maternal towards her.
