Prod. 2079 - Lady and the Tramp (XVIII) - Seq. 12.0 - Tramp Kills Rat (I)
Directed by Ham Luske assisted by Jim Swain. Laid out by Al Zinnen, Thor Putnam, Ken O'Corror and Maclaren Stewart. Secretary Ruth Wright. This Final draft dated 9/1/55.
HEY! HANS! You skipped a sequence! You forgot the sequence where Jock & Trusty Propose & posted the scene where Tramp Kills The Rat TWICE! Please correct it!
Les Clark returns for the first time since the opening. In fact, most of the animators here are the same as on the (long) first sequence, with Woolie Reitherman, Hal King and Les Clark in charge.
Great sequence as well as the dramatic staging and layouts. Woolie Reitherman puts on a rather dramatic performance, and well as a colleagues, but they do the job wonderfully.
Maybe Mac Stewart's presence among the layout artists means that this sequence was originally assigned to Wilfred Jackson and reassigned to Ham Luske after Jaxon's heart attack?
HEY! HANS! You skipped a sequence! You forgot the sequence where Jock & Trusty Propose & posted the scene where Tramp Kills The Rat TWICE! Please correct it!
ReplyDeleteThe departure of Wilfred Jaxon has allowed Ham Luske to get Mac Stewart on his layout crew.
ReplyDeleteYou actually posted this twice. You posted this yesterday instead of "Jock & Trusty Propose".
ReplyDeleteLes Clark returns for the first time since the opening. In fact, most of the animators here are the same as on the (long) first sequence, with Woolie Reitherman, Hal King and Les Clark in charge.
ReplyDeleteTo err is human, Wakko.
ReplyDeleteGreat sequence as well as the dramatic staging and layouts. Woolie Reitherman puts on a rather dramatic performance, and well as a colleagues, but they do the job wonderfully.
Maybe Mac Stewart's presence among the layout artists means that this sequence was originally assigned to Wilfred Jackson and reassigned to Ham Luske after Jaxon's heart attack?
ReplyDeletecan you post Robin Hood?
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