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Monthly Archives: October 2012
Hotel Transylvania Opens in 1st Place in Russia
There were many guests at “Hotel Transylvania” in Russia over the weekend, where the animated film opened at No. 1 with $5 million from 797 screens.
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New Walt Disney Bio Pic a Fake
There is a new poster making the rounds on the Internets featuring Ryan Gosling in a new Ron Howard film called Walt. The poster features Gosling as Walt busy scribbling away in a train car, with Mickey in the clouds outside the window. Looks like a good film, but there is only one problem– it is a fake.
Oscar Sets Animation Feature Film Deadline
Want to be in the running for best animated film this year? The Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Science– the people behind the Oscars– have set a deadline for when your film needs to be to them.… and the deadline is just around the corner.
Award-winning “Rabbit” Director Run Wrake Dies, 47
British animator and illustrator Run Wrake, whose Rabbit was nominated for a BAFTA Award for Best Animated Short, died at 5 a.m. Sunday due to cancer. He was 47.
Newest Disney Cartoon Princess Upsetting Hispanics
Disney’s newest princess is set to premiere in three short weeks in Sofia the First: Once Upon a Princess. Despite Sofia the First being Disney’s first Latino princess– and Disney’s youngest– Sofia has not endeared herself to many in the Hispanic population.
Russell Means, 72, Was Pocahontas Actor, Activist
Native American activist and actor Russell Means, the voice of Chief Powhatan — the title character’s father — in the 1995 Disney film Pocahontas, died early Monday at his ranch in Porcupine on the Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota, his family said in a statement. He was 72.
Ruby-Spears Color Stylist Geri Rochon Dies at 62
Geri Rochon, a color stylist at Ruby-Spears and Kookanooga from 1986 to 1994, died May 17. She was 62.
She was a main title supervisor and color key supervisor for the TV series The Angry Beavers from 1997 to 1999.
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Noodle Fish Catches Warsaw Film Festival Animation Award
South Korean director Kim Jin-man’s “Noodle Fish” was named Best Animated Short in the Short Films Competition program at the 29th Warsaw Film Festival.
Silver Surfer actor Bernard Behrens Dies at 85
British-born Canadian theatre, TV and film actor Bernard “Bunny” Behrens, the voice of Nietre in the Marvel Enterprises/Saban Entertainment series Silver Surfer, died September 19 in Perth, Ontario, just shy of his 86th birthday.
Dementia Tale Wins for Animated Short in San Pedro
Amanda Tasse’s “The Reality Clock,” in which a watchmaker searching for his lost clock loses himself in memory, was named Best Animated Short at this year’s San Pedro International Film Festival (SPIFFest).
Renee Fleming Singing for Rise of the Guardians Cartoon
Acclaimed soprano Renee Fleming has performed the original song “Still Dream” on the soundtrack for the upcoming Rise of the Guardians, DreamWorks Animation announced.
Katsuhiro Ôtomo Getting Lifetime Achievement Award For Animation
PLATFORM, the internationally acclaimed animation festival in Los Angeles, will present renowned Japanese artist Katsuhiro Otomo with a Lifetime Achievement Award at 9:30 p.m. Saturday, October 27.
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Bob & Fox Flipping Burgers For a Fourth Season
FOX is going back to the grill for a fourth season of Bob’s Burgers, announcing twenty-two new episodes for next year barely two shows into this year’s third season.
Frankenweenie Collects $4.9 Million Overseas
Tim Burton’s comedy-horror animated movie “Frankenweenie” opened in nine overseas countries over the weekend to take in $4.9 million.
John Clive was John Lennon in Yellow Submarine
Actor John Clive, the voice of John Lennon in the 1968 Beatles cartoon movie Yellow Submarine, died after a short illness, his family said Monday. He was 79.