Screencaps from The Movie Alice In Wonderland

Heya Frizzhead Here

I decided we needed something to get all the fãs really excited....what better than a bit of competition!!
In this case an ícone and caption contest.

^ all entries must be completely your own ^

***Caption Contest***

A screencap called "Caption Contest" will be uploaded and in the soapbox below put one caption (the wittier the better) below and 2 other judges and i will pick the winner

***Icon Contest***

A fórum will be set up called "icon contest" and you simply post one of your best ícones there in the soapbox(the mais original the better)and 2 other judges and i will pick the...

Wired:You have worked with johnny before

Coleen:I have … Edward Scissorhands, Ed Wood, Sleepy Hollow … Let’s see … Sweeney Todd, Alice in Wonderland …

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Coleen:He really is a chameleon, and he takes on the character in the clothes. They don’t ever look like costumes on him; they look real, and that really helps my job.

Wired:Your partnership with Tim burton — how did the two of you first come together?

Coleen:I was recommended to him on Edward Scissorhands por a production designer —...

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