Writer/director Viljar Bøe explains life inside a dog costume
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For starters, Frank isn't really a dog. Sure, he barks and eats kibble and loves belly rubs, but Frank is a man in a dog suit."For many years, I had this image of a person in a dog costume, but I never really had a story with it," said Bøe. When he started writing, he saw it as"a more bizarre kind of romantic comedy, a parody, you can say, [but] it naturally became something a little more sinister – a mishmash between genres.
"When I auditioned I thought it was a romantic comedy." Like her character, Sigrid, Katrine Lovise Øpstad Fredriksen got a surprise about the nature of: There are all kinds of dog costumes out there, from furry to disturbingly realistic, so one of the first decisions must have been how much you wanted to show the man in the dog.: I did want it to have this kind of uncanny valley effect. We didn't want to go for a specific kind of breed.
“[Christian is] making his own reality, his own environment, that he pulls Sigrid into.” - Viljar Bøe: I've tried it, and it's very unpleasant. Actually, there are two different people that play the dog. There's one male actor who is Frank, but also the producer, Marie , who was also the costume designer for the film, she is actually in the dog costume for most of the time. She was the stand-in, so she did most of the"dog stuff.
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