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Can you translate this from Dutch to English: In 1986 was regisseur David Cronenberg een van de rijzende sterren in het horrorgenre. Hij had een schitterende carrière in zijn geboorteland Canada, waar hij de regie had over moderne klassiekers als 'The Brood', 'Scanners' en het meesterwerk van het genre, 'Videodrome'. Nadat hij in 1983 zijn eerste film in de Verenigde Staten had geregisseerd, 'The Dead Zone', werd Cronenberg gekozen om zijn eerste grote budgetproject in de Verenigde Staten te regisseren: de remake van de klassieke film 'The Fly'.De plot van de oorspronkelijke film bleef in het midden: een briljant wetenschapper, Seth Brundle (Jeff Goldblum), creëert een teleportatiemachine, maar als hij experimenteert met zichzelf te teleporteren, gaat er iets mis en wordt hij gekoppeld aan een vlieg.
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By 1986, director David Cronenberg was one of the rising stars in the horror genre, having a bright career in his natal Canada where he had directer modern classics such as "The Brood", "Scanners" and the masterpiece of the genre, "Videodrome". After directing his first movie in the U.S., "The Dead Zone" in 1983, Cronenberg was chosen to direct his first big budget project in the U.S.: the remake of the classic movie "The Fly".The plot of the original movie was kept at its core, a brilliant scientist, Seth Brundle (Jeff Goldblum), creates a teleporting machine, but when he experiments teleporting himself, something goes wrong and he gets combined with a fly. That is the plot outline and all the movie has in common with the original, because Cronenberg took a whole different approach to the story.While in the original movie the doctor turned himself into a giant fly, in Cronenberg's movie Seth Brundle doesn't change instantly, his mutation is progressive, at first not apparent but later he becomes a new creature, something that has never existed before, as Brundle describes himself, he becomes "the offspring of man and fly".The script is simply brilliant, not only it explores Seth Brundle's tragedy, the inclusion of Geena Davis as the reporter who falls in love with the scientist only to discover that his lover is slowly changing into something unnatural plays an important part in Brundle's tragedy.