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Monthly Archives: June 2011
SpongeBob mushroom discovered in forests of Borneo
Sing it with us: What lives in the rainforest, under a tree? Spongiforma squarepantsii, a new species of mushroom almost as strange as its cartoon namesake.
Its discovery in the forests of Borneo, says San Francisco State University researcher Dennis Desjardin, suggests that even some of the most charismatic characters in the fungal kingdom are yet to be identified.
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Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988) — Feature Length Theatrical Animated Film
Roger Rabbit is an animated cartoon star-a ‘Toon’- at Maroon Cartoon Studios. Roger is suspected of the murder of Marvin Acme, owner of the Los Angeles subdivision of Toontown, and head of the renowned Cartoon Prop Company.
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Tagged cartoon, Disney, DreamWorks, Feature Film, Theatrical, Warner Bros.
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“Penguins of Madagascar” wins six Daytime Emmys
“The Penguins Of Madagascar” received six Daytime Emmys — including one for Outstanding Children’s Animated Program — during a grand gala Friday night for over 1,000 attendees at the Westin Bonaventure in downtown Los Angeles.
AMPAS invites 13 animators to join organization
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has extended invitations to join the organization to 178 artists and executives — including 13 animators — who have distinguished themselves by their contributions to theatrical motion pictures.
To Spring (1936) — Happy Harmonies Theatrical Cartoon Series
A group of elves is in charge of adding color back to the landscape for spring! Old Man Winter fights back, pushing the lever to turn the “spring machine” off!
Teletoon announces new Canadian original series
Teletoon Canada inc. announced Tuesday its lineup of new and returning Canadian original series recently green-lit or currently in production.
Fugget About It
9 Story Entertainment • 13 x 22 minutes
Rocket Monkeys
Breakthrough Entertainment • 26 x 22 minutes
Crash Canyon (Eight additional episodes ordered)
Detentionaire (Season Two)
Nelvana • 13 x 22 minutes
Mudpit (13 additional episodes ordered)
Cookie Jar Entertainment Inc. • 13 x 22 minutes
Rules changed for animated feature Oscar noms
The board of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences — which hands out the Oscars — voted Tuesday to change the rules for nomination in the Animated Feature Film category.
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Austrian TV sorry for anti-Jewish Disney cartoon
Austria’s State TV apologized Tuesday for airing a version of Walt Disney’s Oscar-winning cartoon Three Little Pigs that, critics allege, strengthen anti-Jewish stereotypes present when it was made in 1933.
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Slightly Daffy (1944) — Merrie Melodies Theatrical
Daffy commands a lonely cavalry outpost in the old West. He and General Porky hold the fort.
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Tagged cartoon, Daffy Duck, Merrie Melodies, Short, Theatrical, Warner Bros.
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CG-animated Beasts of Burden hauled into theaters
“Shrek” and “Chronicles of Narnia” director Andrew Adamson is leading the team that will adapt Dark Horse Comics’ Beasts of Burden onto the big screen.
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Jon Brion signed to create score for “ParaNorman”
Two-time Grammy Award-nominated composer Jon Brion has signed to create the original score for Laika and Focus Features’ animated comedy thriller ParaNorman, currently in production at Laika’s Oregon studios for release across the United States by Focus on August 17, 2012.
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Cartoon Network develops live-action Ben 10 flick
Cartoon Network has signed an agreement with acclaimed producer Joel Silver and Silver Pictures to develop a live-action motion picture for its globally successful animated action-adventure property, Ben 10, Stuart Snyder, president and chief operating officer of Turner Broadcasting System Inc.‘s Animation, Young Adults and Kids Media division, announced Tuesday.
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Lady And The Tramp (1955) — Feature Length Theatrical
Lady, a pretty Cocker Spaniel from a respectable home, falls in love with the cocky Tramp, a mutt from the wrong side of the tracks. When Lady’s master and mistress leave town for a few days, they leave Aunt Sarah and her two wicked Siamese cats to watch the house and care for their baby.
The Lion King (1994) — Feature Length Theatrical Animated Film
A young lion cub, Simba, struggles to follow in the regal paw prints of his father, King Mufasa, after Mufasa is killed through the treachery of his uncle Scar. Simba is convinced that he is actually responsible for his father’s death, and Scar urges him to run away from the Pride lands and never return.
Sean Astin Joins TMNT Voice Cast
Sean Astin (Lord of the Rings) joins the cast of Nickelodeon’s all-new CG-animated Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles as Raphael, one of four teenage brothers dedicated to a life battling evil denizens. Rounding out the cast are Jason Biggs (American Pie) as Leonardo, Greg Cipes (Teen Titans) as Michelangelo and Rob Paulsen (Planet Sheen) as Donatello. Paulsen also voiced the original Raphael from 1987–1996 in the first series.