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Edward Scissorhands

1990, Movie, PG-13, 100 mins

Edward Scissorhands: Review

A poignant, personal fairy tale from Tim Burton, director of Sweeney Todd. The ever-versatile Johnny Depp stars as a latter-day Pinocchio whose Gepetto (Vincent Price) suddenly dies, leaving his unfinished creation with scissors for hands. Odd, visually striking and deeply moving. Also starring Dianne Wiest and Winona Ryder. Read the complete review for Edward Scissorhands

Edward Scissorhands: Cast & Details

Year: 1990
Rated PG-13

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Johnny Depp: Edward Scissorhands
Winona Ryder: Kim Boggs
Dianne Wiest: Peg Boggs
Anthony Michael Hall: Jim
Kathy Baker: Joyce
Robert Oliveri: Kevin

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Edward Scissorhands: TV Guide News

Johnny Depp's Still a Cry-Baby | Today's News: Our Take | 7/12/2005
Before he played charming oddballs in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and Edward Scissorhands and, well, insert most of his acting résumé here, Johnny Depp was your garden-variety teen idol on Fox's 21 Jump Street. Back in 1990, cult film director John Waters gave Depp his big-screen break — and a chance to send up his Tiger Beat image — in Cry-Baby. And since the Cry-Baby Director's Cut DVD is out today, TVGuide.com has a chance to touch base with Waters, for some "I knew Depp when" reminiscing and chatter about the rest of his freaky film exploits. TVGuide.com: Cry-Baby was perhaps the most mainstream or "ready for prime time," of all your many wacky movies.John Waters: I disagree. Pecker is probably my nicest movie. Just 'cause Cry-Baby is a musical, people forget that I have a very dysfunctional, disturbed family in it. I have an ingenue who drinks her own tears becaus read more

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