I don’t think the wide screen did the MGM characters any favours.
There’s no story credit. Lah’s animators were Irv Spence, journeymen Herman Cohen and Ken Southworth and long-time assistant animator Bill Schipek.
Monday, 4 April 2016
Missile Hits Its Cinemascope Target
Director Mike Lah borrows the target-missile-butt joke from The Three Little Pups for his cartoon Blackboard Jumble (1956).
I don’t think the wide screen did the MGM characters any favours.
There’s no story credit. Lah’s animators were Irv Spence, journeymen Herman Cohen and Ken Southworth and long-time assistant animator Bill Schipek.
I don’t think the wide screen did the MGM characters any favours.
There’s no story credit. Lah’s animators were Irv Spence, journeymen Herman Cohen and Ken Southworth and long-time assistant animator Bill Schipek.
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Lots of reused animation in this one, which in places run into the same problems MGM had when they completely remade some of the Tom & Jerry and Avery shorts for widecreen (though at least the missile has a little speed here -- the modified version Lah used for "Sheep Wrecked" just kind of floats along over the expansive CinemaScope screen before it finds its target).
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