Ralph Ineson, when asked if he’ll reunite with Robert Eggers for a fourth time on Eggers’ upcoming film ‘Werwulf’ : . “We are talking.” (With a smile)

Apologies for the late post, had some really busy days.

Willem Dafoe has been cast in Robert Eggers’ upcoming film ‘Werwulf’. Releasing on Christmas 2026.

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Aaron Taylor-Johnson is set to play the titular werewolf in Robert Eggers’ upcoming film ‘Werwulf’, with Lily Rose Depp slated to portray his wife. Source: @NexusPointNews

Aaron Taylor-Johnson and Lily-Rose Depp are reportedly set to star Robert Eggers’ upcoming film ‘Werwulf’.

Robert Eggers’ upcoming film ‘Werwulf’ is reportedly set to begin shooting this September at Elstree Studios. Source: @UKCastingNews

Robert Eggers’ next film remains ‘Werwulf’, currently set for a Christmas 2026 release. Filming is expected to begin later this year.

Robert Eggers is reportedly working on a new adaptation of A Christmas Carol for Warner Bros. He’s writing the role of Ebenezer Scrooge specifically for Willem Dafoe.

Adam Pescott, storyboard artist for The Northman and Nosferatu, has begun working on the storyboard for Robert Eggers’ upcoming film ‘Werwulf’.

On this day three years ago, Robert Eggers’ The Northman was released in theaters.

An early digital concept painting of Count Orlok, created by Robert Eggers for Nosferatu.

Nicholas Hoult, Bill Skarsgård and Robert Eggers on the set of Nosferatu.

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Jarin Blaschke, when asked what Robert Eggers is planning for his upcoming film ‘Werwulf’:. “For Robert, it’s going stronger, but in a different direction than what he’s done before.”

Robert Eggers when asked if he’s been as fascinated by werewolves as he’s been with Nosferatu:. “Nothing is going to be Nosferatu, as far as personal attachment [goes], but yeah, werewolves have been an important monster as well.”

Robert Eggers about the decision to give Count Orlok facial hair in Nosferatu:. “It's a hard pill for some people to swallow. But I also don't care, because there's just no fucking way that this guy wouldn't have a moustache.”

Robert Eggers on the dialogue in his upcoming film Werwulf:. “I don’t know who leaked what, but it’s been said — and taken as official — that the movie is in Old English. But obviously, because of the 13th-century setting, it’s Middle English. I just want to be clear on that.”

Bill Skarsgård as Count Orlok on the set of Robert Eggers’ Nosferatu.

I don’t think I have to remind anyone how stunning the cinematography, production design, costumes, and makeup in Nosferatu were. Awards don’t define greatness—the team created something truly beautiful, and that’s what will stand the test of time.