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Stanley Tucci Looks Back on Beethoven and Discusses Making HBO Max’s The Witches
Oct 28 2020
The first time I ever saw Stanley Tucci in a movie? 1992’s Beethoven. Tucci and Oliver Platt play the villain’s goons and seem to be having an absolute blast playing into the family-friendly vibe of the film. About 28 years later, the same is true of Tucci in Robert Zemeckis’ rendition of The Witches for HBO Max.
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