The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader (2010)Ī third Narnian walk-on (float-on, perhaps?): her White Witch appears in a cloud of evil mist, as a temptation for her former victim Edmund. The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian (2008)Īnother one-minute wonder: Swinton’s White Witch tries to tempt Caspian into freeing her from her ice prison.
Swinton has always been game for anything: this bizarre, freeform work with overtones of Derek Jarman, orchestrated by German theatre director Christoph Schlingensief, is decent evidence. Sporting prosthetic teeth, a wig and a funny accent, Swinton pops up briefly as Christoph Waltz’s virtual therapist, Dr Shrink-Rom, in Terry Gilliam’s chaotic and frankly unenlightening fantasy parable. Not especially demanding, even if she had to reshoot it a year later after some plot details changed. Only a brief scene here, in her guise as the Ancient One, handing over the time stone to Banner/Hulk. While, like most Bowie videos, it is pretty annoying, it at least demonstrates Swinton’s ability to look good in trying circumstances. Swinton’s spectral-twin relationship with David Bowie led to this music-video collaboration.
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