YELLOW SUBMARINE CARTOON GLOVE MOVIE
They've quickly become the premier independent animation studio in the United States, making cutting-edge commercials while building a massive client list that includes Microsoft, Disney, Nike, and Levi Strauss.Īt the same time, Wild Brain is providing high-profile services to the major movie studios, having recently produced the feature-length film Ferngully 2: The Magical Rescue (Robinson was the director), several episodes of HBO's Spawn series, and the computer-animated characters for the upcoming The Adventures of Rock and Bullwinkle. Robinson and Evelyn caught a screening in San Francisco, not far from the ever-expanding Wild Brain studios where the two seasoned animators-along with co-founders Jeff Fino and John Hays-have made a name for themselves as one of the most energetic and versatile animation houses in the world. The legendary animated phantasmagoria-a bizarre, nearly plotless trip beneath the waves to the "unearthly paradise" of Pepperland, recently invaded by music-hating Blue Meanies-has just been released in video for the first time in over a decade and a half, and a handful of theaters and film festivals across the county (including the upcoming Mill Valley Film Festival) are celebrating with theatrical showings of the one-of-a-kind film.
steams through its fifth straight year of growth-have just been to see a rare big-screen exhibition of Peter Max's 1968 film Yellow Submarine. Robinson, a self-described "hard-bitten animation director," and Evelyn-who have been enjoying a good time as Wild Brain Inc. Robinson-who was about to say something-instead erupts into a warm lava-flow of appreciative laughter. "Glove, nice glove," Evelyn purrs, squeezing his upper-range baritone into an eerie, skyrocketing falsetto, then suddenly shrieks, "Destroy them! Destro-o-o-o-o-y-y-y the-e-e-e-m-m-m!" THOUGH IT'S SURELY not mentioned in either fellow's résumé, it must be noted that Phil Robinson-vice president and co-founder of San Francisco's Wild Brain animation studio-can pull off an uncannily accurate impression of ex-Beatle Ringo Starr, while his associate George Evelyn-one of Wild Brain's insanely prolific animation directors-can do a mean Blue Meanie. This is not a film review rather, it's a freewheeling discussion of life and popular culture. Writer David Templeton takes interesting people to interesting movies in his ongoing quest for the ultimate post-film conversation. JavaScript must be enabled to display this email address. Two animators train their wild brains on the 'Yellow Submarine' The figurine is approximately 7-8 inches tall.Įach product of the Heritage section of Smooth is new and never used, it may have undergone changes in color and / or materials due to the natural deterioration of time, leaving the company Smooth from any responsibility, therefore returns will not be accepted for the aforementioned reason.To the Max: The Beatles-inspired animated film Yellow Submarine is back.
The box has never been opened and is sealed, the statuette is therefore in excellent general condition, visible in the photos. Il prodotto verrà consegnato con la scatola originale le cui condizioni potrebbero variare da 5/10 a 10/10.Īction Figurines designed by McFarlane in 1999 as a tribute to Paul McCartney.
Ogni prodotto della sezione Heritage di Smooth è nuovo e mai utilizzato, potrebbe aver subito variazioni di colore e/o materiali causa il degrado naturale del tempo, esulando la ditta Smooth da ogni responsabilità, pertanto non verranno accettati resi per la suddetta motivazione. La scatola non è stata mai stata aperta ed è sigillata, la statuetta è quindi in ottime condizioni generali, visibili dalle foto. McFarlane The Beatles Yellow Submarine Action Figurines Set – Paul McCartney with Glove & Love Base 8792614302Īction Figurines disegnate da McFarlane nel 1999 come tributo a Paul McCartney.
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