Prod. 2721 - Bahia! (I)
The Bahia sequence in Disney's Three Caballeros (premiered in Mexico City 12/21/1944, released in the US 2/3/1945) is actually comprised of four sequences: "Have You Ever been To Bahia?," "Baia," "Baixa Do Saparteiro" and "Os Quindins De Yaya."
Here are the first three, dated 9/14/1944 (one page 9/12).
We meet the work of animators Fred Moore, John Lounsbery, Marvin Woodward and Les Clark, as well as effects animators Josh Meador, John McManus and George Rowley.
Here are the first three, dated 9/14/1944 (one page 9/12).
We meet the work of animators Fred Moore, John Lounsbery, Marvin Woodward and Les Clark, as well as effects animators Josh Meador, John McManus and George Rowley.
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Labels: Draft, ThreeCaballeros
posted by Hans Perk at 11:00 AM
3 Comments:
"Brazilian" is a language? I wonder if the characters from the United States are speaking "American"? :)
(and, yes, I know Brazil is in South *America*)
It's strange seeing all these "features" animators doing Donald... when they were used on the shorts it seems that they tended to animate Mickey, but now Donald's in a feature he has the priveledge of being animated by Fred Moore, Ward Kimball, Ollie Johnston etc.
Oh, and by the way, any idea who the director was?
Well... As the film's director, we have Norm Ferguson, but the sequence directors include Gerry Geronimi, Jack Kinney and Bill Roberts. I will see if there is any info on the other sequences...
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