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Lola on Instagram: "🎬 Fun Fact: Corpse Bride (2005) To create the emotional and dramatic tears for Emily, the Corpse Bride, animators used a surprising material: glycerin. While water-based tears would simply absorb into the clay puppets, a drop of glycerin could sit on the puppet’s face for an entire shot without being absorbed or evaporating. This allowed for precise control over the tear’s size and placement, ensuring that Emily’s sadness was visually clear and emotionally impactful in every