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Netflix have become popular on TikTok. Many fans imitated the dance steps in the play to express their love, and Tim Burton once again proved his unparalleled dark style.
If you haven't heard of the name Tim Burton, but you probably have also read his works "Edward Scissor Hand", "Blackhead Valley", "Zombie Bride", etc. He is a director who lets Chinese audiences feel the Gothic style.
Tim Bolton always looks bizarre. As a naturally lonely person, he can always touch the hearts of the audience with his wild ideas.
"Wednesday" is essentially a horrible teen TV series, a high school-centric series, so there must be some typical teen moments like a school dance.
In episode 4, the students attended the annual dance party, and attended Wednesday (the heroine) with Taylor. When the song "Goggoo" started playing, she came to the dance floor with Taylor on Wednesday, and then she showed off her typical Wednesday Adams dance move.
Although this scene was interrupted by some local teenagers' pranks, resulting in the watering device being turned off and all students were poured with something that looked like blood, this short dance became popular all over the world and caused a lot of imitation.
In an interview with Netflix, Jenna told fans the story behind the scenes of shooting the dance scene, and she even revealed that it was choreographed by herself.
"I'm not actually sure I can do it," Jenna said. "As you can see, I'm not a professional choreographer, but I'm happy to be recognized."
talked about the inspiration for Wednesday's dance moves, Jenna said on Twitter that Suzy Sux, Bob Foster's "The Rich Fruit", Lisa Lorraine, Ryan Lovich, Dennis Ravant, and archival clips of Goths dancing in the club in the 1980s all inspired her dance moments.
Lisa Lorraine played Wednesday Adams in the 1960s TV series, and if you watch it closely, you can find a perfect Easter egg in Lorraine Wednesday’s dance moves.
A fan even pointed out that Jenna also seemed to pay tribute to Gomez Adams, played by John Astin in the TV series, which is great.
In addition to choreography, Jenna also worked closely with executive producer and director Tim Burton to select the most perfect song at present, that is Cramps' song "Goo-Goo-Muck".
After the TV series was broadcast, many fans especially praised this dance moment, and it even inspired a new trend in TikTok.
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