Tim Burton's Corpse Bride

Names Victor, Corpse Bride

Ages 19, ''forever 21''

Mustworthiness For marrying two of the year's biggest stories — oddball celebrity pairings (exhibit A: Tom and Katie; exhibit B: Kenny and Renée) and missing wedding participants (''You can't blame me for Jennifer Wilbanks,'' maintains Ms. Bride) — in one package. On the eve of his nuptials, Victor goes MIA and ends up married to his unintended (the titular bride) — one of those Hollywood women who's all skin and bones. We tracked down the press-shy pair in her hometown of the Land of the Dead. On

Those Eating-Disorder Rumors Bride: ''I'm just lucky, I guess. I don't have to watch what I eat. Although I do have a hard time keeping my skin soft and supple. Thank God for formaldehyde!''

On That Uncanny Johnny Depp Resemblance Victor: ''I get that a lot, but I don't think he could do my accent. Besides, I'm not that animated. Did you see Pirates of the Caribbean?''

Next Bride opens Sept. 23.

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