M. Night. Shyamalan

James McAvoy Made A Lifesize Anya Taylor Joy Out Of CHEETOS On The Set Of Split

WELL THIS SOUNDS BONKERS.

Wednesday, January 25, 2017 - 11:47

Sooo it sounds like filming with James McAvoy on the set of his latest movie, Split, was a PRETtY BONKERS experience.

Split star Anya Taylor Joy and director M. Night Shyamalan revealed to MTV how they really filmed James McAvoy's amazing performance of personalities... and how he built Anya made of Cheetos?! Erm, what?!

HIT PLAY on the video below for all the behind-the-scenes goss...

- Split is in cinemas now.

21 LGBT Movies Everyone Should See

Brokeback Mountain (2005): We dare you not to cry for a week after watching Ang Lee's heartbreaking drama about two cowboys who must keep their love for each other - over the course of several years - a secret.

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Looking: The Movie (2016): HBO’s short-lived gay drama is given a fitting goodbye in this 90 minute special that follows Patrick as he returns to San Francisco in search of closure regarding his relationships with former lovers Richie and Kevin.

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Stranger by the Lake (2014): A French thriller set in a popular gay cruising-spot that asks the question; What are you prepared to turn a blind eye to in the pursuit of getting your rocks off.

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All About My Mother (1999): A humorous, emotional, and heartfelt story from acclaimed director Pedro Almodóvar that portrays transsexual and transgender living in a sympa-thetic and sensitive way.

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Weekend (2011): Andrew Haigh’s critically acclaimed film that follows a brief romance between two men - over the course of one weekend - is a modern classic that will leave you pining for a similar connection next time you’re out on the pull.

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A Single Man (2009): Tom Ford’s seriously stylish directorial debut follows an English professor played by Colin Firth as he struggles to find meaning in his life after the death of his long time partner.

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Tomboy (2011): A touching French drama that deals with childhood gender confusion in a refreshingly low-key way.

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Girlhood (2014): Céline Sciamma’s follow-up to Tomboy set in the Paris suburbs that also happens to feature a memorable lip sync of Rihanna's "Diamonds" is a classic coming of age story told through the eyes of a young black girl named Marieme.

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Monster (2004): Charlize Theron's Oscar-winning turn as serial killer Aileen Wuornos isn't an easy watch but her commitment to the part which sees her explore a lesbian relationship with Christina Ricci’s character Selby is essential viewing.

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My Own Private Idaho (1992): Gus Van Sant's 90s loose reworking of Henry IV follows a pair of gay street hustlers (played by Keanu Reeves and the late River Phoenix) as they embark on a journey of self discovery.

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Moonlight (2016): This coming of age drama that chronicles the life of a young black man from childhood to adulthood is already receiving some major Oscar buzz with critics calling it a visual masterpiece. Its UK release is planned for February.

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The Kids Are All Right (2010): Lisa Cholodenko's lesbian drama follows a teenage girl and her younger brother as they try to track down their biological father much to the an-noyance of their mothers.

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Tangerine (2015): A dramedy about a trangender sex worker who discovers after being released from prison that her boyfriend has been cheating on her with a cis woman was definitely our favourite film last year to be shot entirely on an iPhone 5s.

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Pariah (2011): Writer-director Dee Rees’s teen drama - which impressed Meryl Streep enough to give the film and its lead Adepero Oduye a shoutout at the 2012 Golden Globes - tells the story of Alike, a 17-year-old teenager embracing her sexuality.

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The Pass (2016): Russell Tovey and Arinze Kene play two professional football players who share a kiss in their hotel room the night before their first big game in this movie ad-aptation of John Donnelly’s critically-acclaimed play.

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King Cobra (2016): Disney star Garrett Clayton sheds his wholesome image (and his clothes) to play real-life gay porn star Brent Corrigan in this sleazy, sexy, and tense thriller that will appeal to fans of Harmony Korine’s Spring Breakers.

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Blue Is The Warmest Color (2013): This electrifying French drama famed for its explicit sex scenes centres on a 15-year-old girl named Adèle who falls for an older “blue-haired” art student named Emma.

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Free Fall (2013): This emotionally-charged German drama that follows a soon-to-be-father who falls for a fellow police officer will leave you feeling more breathless than the main character: who fyi spends most of the movie jogging.

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Carol (2015): Todd Hayes’s lesbian romance about an aspiring photographer who de-velops an intimate relationship with an older woman earned rave reviews and a pair of Oscar nominations for its leading lady’s Cate Blanchett and Rooney Mara.

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Boys Don’t Cry (1999): Oscar winner Hilary Swank (in her most memorable role to date) plays trans man Brandon Teena in this moving true-life story that helped to open up a widespread dialogue about gender identity.

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Pride (2015): Based on the true story about a group of gay activists who worked tirelessly to help miners during their lengthy strike of the National Union of Mineworkers in the summer of 1984, this British comedy will make you feel all the feels.

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2017 Movie Sequels We Seriously Can’t Wait For

T2 (Jan): Danny Boyle’s highly-anticipated sequel to Trainspotting sees all the original cast return 20 years later for a story based on Irvine Welsh’s novel: Porno.

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RE: The Final Chapter (Jan): After nearly fifteen years, the Resident Evil franchise is finally coming to an end with Alice returning to Raccoon City for one final show-down with the Umbrella Corporation.

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XXX: Return of Xander Cage (Jan): 15 years after the first film, Vin Diesel is re-prising his role as Cage to take on a new set of bad guys with a little help from Samuel L. Jackson and badass babes Ruby Rose and Nina Dobrev.

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John Wick: Chapter Two (Feb): Expect the bodies to mount up when John Wick is forced out of retirement for a second time in order to help a former associate seize control of an international assassins’ guild in Rome.

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God Particle (Feb): Don’t be fooled by this film’s title: The internet seems to think that the “shocking discovery” made by a team of astronauts in this sci-fi thriller is that they’re actually starring in a prequel to the first Cloverfield film.

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Fifty Shades Darker (Feb): Christian Grey’s past catches up with him in this much darker sequel that promises “No rules. No punishments. And no secrets!”

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Logan (Mar): After playing Wolverine for over 16 years, Hugh Jackman is finally ready to hang up his claws. But not before we get one last outing for Logan, who is joined in this third and final adventure by Xavier and a female clone of himself.

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Fast 8 (April): Straight Outta Compton's F. Gary Gray will direct Vin Diesel et al as they go head to head with Charlize Theron’s villainous Cipher. Dame Helen Mirren also joins the Fast Family, with the action taking place in New York and Cuba.

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GOTG2 (April): Marvel’s ragtag gang of space pirates explore the depths of Peter Quill’s daddy issues in this much anticipated superhero sequel which adds Kurt Russell to the cast and promises plenty of adorably awesome BABY GROOT mo-ments!

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Dead Men Tell No Tales (May): Proving there’s life in the ole sea dog yet, Captain Jack Sparrow returns for a fifth Pirates film which this time sees him sailing the high seas in search of the legendary Trident of Poseidon.

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Annabelle 2 (May): After welcoming a nun and several girls from an orphanage into their home, a dollmaker and his wife soon become terrorised by one of his creations. Can you guess what her name might be?

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Cars 3 (Jun): After a disappointing second film, Pixar are hoping to fine-tune their Cars franchise by promising an emotional third entry that replicates a lot of the fun from the first film as Lightning McQueen races around America with a new buddy.

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Kingsman: The Golden Circle (Jun): With Colin Firth’s character returning from the dead, anything is possible in this spy spoof follow-up which also promises robot dogs, one-armed henchmen, a villainous Julianne Moore, and a massive frank-furter.

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Spider-Man: Homecoming (Jul): With Spidey now a part of the Marvel universe, the prospect of another Spider-Man origin story isn’t as off putting as it should be with Tom Holland taking over the web-slinging duties and going up against the Vulture.

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Wonder Woman (Jul): After stealing the show in Batman vs Superman, Amazonian princess Diana’s first solo outing sees her leave her homeland to fight alongside fighter pilot Steve Trevor in World War 1. Expect gold bracelet sales to soar nationwide!

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War for the Planet of the Apes (Jul): Caesar and his apes are forced into war with an army of humans lead by a ruthless colonel played by Woody Harrelson in this epic threequel that will determine the fate of man and ape once and for all.

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Alien: Covenant (Aug): The second chapter in Ridley Scott's Alien prequel trilogy follows the crew of a colony ship who discover what they think is an uncharted paradise, only to discover it is very much not when they meet its sole inhabitant.

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Insidious: Chapter 4 (Oct): Lin Shaye's paranormal investigator Elise will venture into “The Further” once again in a second prequel to the first film.

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Blade Runner 2049 (Oct): Fans of this sci-fi classic may have had to wait 35 years for a sequel, but with Ridley Scott and Harrison Ford returning alongside fitties Jared Leto and Ryan Gosling, we’re sure to be in for a wild ride.

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Rings (Oct): Whilst technically more of a reboot than a straight-up sequel, Rings is said to continue on from the events of the first two Ring films that starred Naomi Watts, with a younger cast now being haunted by ghost girl Sadako.

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Thor: Ragnarok (Oct): Hunt for the Wilderpepople’s Taika Waititi directs Thor’s third solo outing which sees A-Listers Cate Blanchett, Jeff Goldblum, and Tessa Thompson joining Marvel regulars Mark Ruffalo and Tom Hiddleston for an epic battle.

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Saw: Legacy (Oct): After a seven year break from torturing audiences on Hal-loween, expect the twists and turns to be as brutal as ever in this eighth instalment of the horror franchise.

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Justice League (Nov): With Batman vs Superman and Suicide Squad disappointing fans, the thought of Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman, the Flash, Aquaman, and Cyborg teaming up to battle evil is for sure less exciting than it once was. Kinda…

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Pitch Perfect 3 (Dec): Get ready to have a Merry Pitchmas: Miley Cyrus has apparently signed on to join the Barden Bellas for their third big screen outing! Aca-scuse us while we take a minute to process this aca-awesome news.

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Star Wars VIII (Dec): With The Force Awakens now the third most successful film of all time, the expectations for the next instalment in this Star Wars sequel trilogy are seriously high.

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