Vad är markeringen på Diaval ansikte och kropp?

Enligt filmens direktör är skarvningen på Diaval avsedd att representera fjädrar:

"I designed most of the creatures myself," director Robert Stromberg says. It's not really a surprise: Stromberg's contributions in art direction won him two Academy Awards back-to-back for his work in James Cameron's Avatar and Tim Burton's Alice and Wonderland. "Every time he changed into a different creature, I wanted there to be this, like, resonance of the bird in that creature," he explains. "So, when he changes into a wolf - if you look closely - the the nose is slightly beak-like, the feet are bird-like."

As such, there's always an element of a feather left behind, even when he turns into a real animal. "When he turns into a horse," Stromberg says, "We had an actual horse and did a prosthetic horse-face that had a beak quality to it and the mane was actually made of feathers."

As such, Diaval's transition into a human or different animal isn't seamless. "There are always the remnants," Stromberg says. "Even as a human, there are still some remnants of him as a bird."

I en intervju med Collider Sam Riley, sa skådespelaren som spelar Diaval att Den ursprungliga makeup-effekten skulle bli mycket mer uttalad:

RILEY: We did tests that were much more extremely bird-like versions. It went from being very bird-like to being what it is. It gradually toned down.

Du kan se den tidigare sminken "look" på detta affischskott, jämfört med den design som de till slut gick med: