This sequence mostly belongs to Bluthians Emily Jiuliano and... one of the Pomeroys, with a couple of shots of Tod by Hendel Butoy (numbered 13.1, to probably a later addition) and David Block, and Jeffrey Varab's first non-Slade shot, a back view of the porcupine.
This was the last film Woolie Reitherman was involved in, and I think this is the first example in the film of his trademark re-used animation (including those squirrel scenes that cropped up everywhere).
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ReplyDeleteNo first names on the draft... so do we know which "Pomeroy" it was? :)
ReplyDeleteThis sequence mostly belongs to Bluthians Emily Jiuliano and... one of the Pomeroys, with a couple of shots of Tod by Hendel Butoy (numbered 13.1, to probably a later addition) and David Block, and Jeffrey Varab's first non-Slade shot, a back view of the porcupine.
ReplyDeleteThis was the last film Woolie Reitherman was involved in, and I think this is the first example in the film of his trademark re-used animation (including those squirrel scenes that cropped up everywhere).