Nicholas Hoult revealed on Monday that he received a unique gift from the director of the new horror film 'Nosferatu': Count Orlok's prosthetic penis. Hoult shared the story with co-star Lily-Rose Depp, explaining that the accessory was so real that he could feel it during a scene where Skarsgård slurped his blood.
released Monday, Hoult said the horror film’s director, Robert Eggers, mailed him a prosthetic penis that fellow actor Bill Skarsgård used in his portrayal of the iconic vampire Count Orlok. “I have Count Orlok’s prosthetic penis framed at home,” Hoult told co-star Lily-Rose Depp. “There’s a scene where Bill Skarsgård is slurping my blood, and Robert Eggers asked afterwards, ‘How was that for you?’… And I said, ‘I could feel his prosthetic penis on my leg.
’”The accessory was apparently worn by Skarsgård as part off his transformation into the tall, bald vampire known for his clawlike fingers, pale skin and pointed ears.The vampire character Count Orlok, played here by German actor Max Schreck, is seen in 1922's'Nosferatu.'But it didn’t end there. Since the gift was damaged when it arrived, the “X-Men” star said he took it to get repaired.“The frame had broken when it got , so I had to take it to the local frame shop and I had to be like, ‘Hey, dude, can you fix this?’” Hoult recalled.“He kind of didn’t even blink the first time, and then when I went back to pick it up, I think he had clocked how weird it was, what I was framing, potentially, like, this vampire penis,” he shared. “He was like, ‘Is this some kind of collector’s piece?’” Hoult said. “I was like, ‘Yeah, you could say that.’”“The prosthetics took forever,” he told the outlet in a story published earlier this month. “You were very hot and you were very itchy and sticky. And then for me to just being able to use that voice that we worked so hard on, there was a whole regimen every morning.” “Nosferatu,” a remake of the 1922 horror classic of the same name, also stars Willem Dafoe and Aaron Taylor-Johnson. The film is set to hit theaters Wednesday.
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