How Many Words Cole Sprouse Actually Says In Lisa Frankenstein (& When He Finally Speaks)

Summary Lisa and the Creature in Lisa Frankenstein develop a twisted romance, even though the monster's speech is limited. The Creature says a finite number of words and doesn't speak until very late in the film. Once the Creature speaks, he recites a poem written for Frankenstein's author, Mary Shelley, by her husband, Percy Bysshe Shelley. Warning: SPOILERS for Lisa FrankensteinCole Sprouse hardly speaks as the Creature in Lisa Frankenstein - though when he finally does, it's in a valuable moment that perfectly encapsulates the twisted romance that develops throughout the film. It's a long, bloody road before the Creature and Lisa (Kathryn Newton), the two main characters of Lisa Frankenstein's cast, express their love for one another. For the Creature, it takes rising from the dead, a few murders, and some time to escape the friend zone, and for Lisa, it takes getting over a high school crush and a bit of a stint as an aiding and abetting accomplice. Coming from the minds of writer...