One of the producers behind Guillermo del Toro's "Frankenstein" says the Oscar-nominated film is an example of Canadian talent at the highest calibre.

'Frankenstein' producer J. Miles Dale talks about the infrastructure that puts Canada's film industry amongst the best in the world.

Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein emerged as one of the most awarded films of the evening, earning four Critics Choice Awards, including Best Supporting Actor for Jacob Elordi, Best Production Design for Tamara Deverell and Shane Vieau, Best Costume...

Despite a sluggish start on the festival circuit, the Netflix film has emerged as one of the year’s stronger Oscar contenders, backed by audience enthusiasm — and unparalleled industry support.

With 35 nominations, award season is officially underway for a rousing batch of Netflix films and series.

Oscar winner Miles Dale reveals the challenges of delivering the director's creature feature, from constructing those elaborate sets to avoiding death on the ice.

In slot #8: Canadian producer J. Miles Dale joined forces with del Toro in 2011 for Mama and they’ve been collaborators ever since. Frankenstein is their latest co-pro—shot on Cinespace Studios’ rechristened “Guillermo del Toro Soundstages.”

After wanting to make the passion project for decades, Guillermo del Toro‘s adaptation of Frankenstein made its debut on Netflix this past weekend, and the numbers did not disappoint.

On this week's “Screen Talk” podcast, Anne Thompson talks to "Frankenstein" producer J. Miles Dale about the production challenges for the Oscar contender.

‘Frankenstein’ Star Jacob Elordi Needed 42 Prosthetics to Transform Into Guillermo del Toro’s Monster: ‘Everything in This Movie Is Full-Scale’ and ‘Handmade’