Question 1

What real house was used as Miss Peregrine's home instead of a movie set?

Accepted Answer

The house where the children live is an actual house called 'Nottebohm' located near Antwerp, Belgium.

Question 2

How did director Tim Burton approach visual effects for the floating scenes?

Accepted Answer

Tim Burton aimed to use as few digital effects as possible, preferring to shoot on-location with people floating rather than doing it all digitally.

Question 3

What vintage item inspired Ransom Riggs' novel and was shown to Tim Burton before filming?

Accepted Answer

The novel was partly inspired by otherworldly vintage photographs, including a cover shot of a levitating girl, which Riggs collected at flea markets and showed to Burton.

Question 4

What historical radio broadcast plays during Jake's second visit to Miss Peregrine's kitchen?

Accepted Answer

A speech by Prime Minister Winston Churchill broadcast from Canada on August 31, 1943, discussing alliances, invasion plans, and Italy's defenses, consistent with the loop date of September 3, 1943.

Question 5

What prop did Eva Green keep from her role as Miss Peregrine?

Accepted Answer

Eva Green was very fond of Miss Peregrine's pipe, citing it as a beautiful prop that combined feminine and masculine aspects, and she kept it in her London home.

Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children

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