Netflix has finally dropped the first trailer and the premiere date for Guillermo del Toro’s Cabinet of Curiosities, which stars Harry Potter’s, Rupert Grint.
The four-day, double-episode event is set to drop on the streaming site on October 25 with the tales debuting daily through October 28 to get viewers ready for the Halloween season.
Guillermo Del Toro Cabinet Of Curiosities
Guillermo Del Toro’s Cabinet Of Curiosities features an outstanding number of incredible actors and actresses across its eight episodes, of which Del Toro is involved with all of them.
Plot details of each episode are being kept tightly under wraps, but the names of each episode have been released and give some slight indication to what each episode will be about.
- Dreams in the Witch House
- Graveyard Rats
- Lot 36
- Pickman’s Model
- The Autopsy
- The Murmuring
- The Outside
- The Viewing
Featuring in the series is former Harry Potter actor Rupert Grint, however, it’s not been confirmed what character he will play, but he does star in episode one ‘Dreams in the Witch House’.
Essie Davis, known for her work on the series The White Princess, also stars as a mother who lost her daughter, in episode six, ‘The Murmuring’, and Luke Roberts, who played Ser Arthur Dayne in Game of Thrones, will be playing the character oe Allen, a popular and well-liked miner, in episode five ‘The Autopsy’.
Cabinet of Curiosities trailer
Netflix has dropped a first look trailer of the series, in which Del Toro explains: ‘Cabinet of Curiosities is a show I always wanted to make, and in this anthology we gave ownership of each episode to the directors.
‘Each of the episodes has a whole world. They present you with different delights. Some are svoury, some are sweet. You get a surprise from each of the bites.
‘We wanted to create beautiful, practical, creatures, with all the artistry that goes into creating a great monster. We achieved some of the most remarkable images in the series.
‘With Cabinet of Curiosities what I’m trying to say is “look, the world is beautiful and horrible at exactly the same time”.’