Prod. 2069 (Alice) - Seq. 05.0 - Walrus...
I KNOW that I posted this sequence before! I repost it here anyway, as this is now in the same format as the rest of the draft, for those of you who collect the scans. It's also a great sequence!
"Walrus and the Carpenter (Dee and Dum)" is one of my favorite sequences - and the little oysters are certainly a favorite in Japan, as several merchandize items featuring them have originated there! Directed by Gerry Geronimi assisted by Ted Sebern, with layouts by Tom Codrick and Don Griffith - and Marie Dasnoit as secretary - this draft is from 2/12/1951.
Don Lusk, Woolie Reitherman, Marc Davis, Ward Kimball, Cliff Nordberg, Norm Ferguson, Hugh Fraser, Fred Moore, Charles Nichols, George Rowley and Judge Whitaker - you've seen them same place last year...
"Walrus and the Carpenter (Dee and Dum)" is one of my favorite sequences - and the little oysters are certainly a favorite in Japan, as several merchandize items featuring them have originated there! Directed by Gerry Geronimi assisted by Ted Sebern, with layouts by Tom Codrick and Don Griffith - and Marie Dasnoit as secretary - this draft is from 2/12/1951.
Don Lusk, Woolie Reitherman, Marc Davis, Ward Kimball, Cliff Nordberg, Norm Ferguson, Hugh Fraser, Fred Moore, Charles Nichols, George Rowley and Judge Whitaker - you've seen them same place last year...
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posted by Hans Perk at 9:00 AM
1 Comments:
One of my favorite segments in any film! Any movie ruthless enough to kill all those cute li'l oysters (even offscreen) has merit, IMO.
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