Warner Bros. has provided us with seven new photos from Jack the Giant Slayer, director Bryan Singer's epic 3D adventure that puts a fresh spin on the Jack and the Beanstalk tale. Nicholas Hoult stars as Jack, a farmer's son who unwittingly opens a portal between our world and the giants' world above. Although we have seen them on a few of the posters, these photos give us a better look at some of these massive giants, including the two-headed Fallon, voiced by Bill Nighy and John Kassir. Take a look at these new shots featuring these massive creatures of myth, along with Nicholas Hoult as Jack and Ewan McGregor as Elmont. You can also CLICK HERE to read our full report from the London set.
He's a bit dubious about Jack to begin with, I think. My character's main job is to look after the princess, during peacetime, that's my main lookout. It strikes me, and I've never discussed it with anyone, but the Guardians are the kind of royal soldiers, the top knights. But during the peacetime at the beginning of the film they're in charge of the security and safety of the royal family. So, myself and {8}'s character, it seems that we are in charge of looking after Isabelle, the princess. She's a very reluctant princess and she's always trying to slip off into the kingdom and have a life. She wants her freedom, in a way. She's a bit of a reluctant princess, so she's quite difficult to look after. And so my first encounter with Jack is when she's given us the slip. We find her at the beginning of the film, there's a pantomime going on about this fable of the giants who live in the sky. It was really nicely put together by {9} who has an agency of small and very big people, so he used all his actors and he directed this pantomime that we shot in this lovely, old circus tent. We find Isabelle there, she's watching the show. At that point, when we come into the tent, everyone bows down because we represent the king, except for Jack, who doesn't bow down because he's taken by surprise. So my first introduction to him is that he's somebody who's not very respectful to us and I'm a bit dubious about what he's after with the princess as well. But as the story unfolds and, once the beanstalk has appeared and the princess has disappeared, he comes along with us, with the Guardians, the kind of search party for her. Slowly, he keeps proving himself over and over."/>
