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Frazetta documentary question

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Ze-man

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I have not seen it yet, it looks like it is worth watching though.

Thnx for the heads up.

 

On a similar note..Saw Ray Harryhausen last night on G4TV of all places, he was out pimping his new DVD..

Early Years collection

 

I for one have not seen this early stuff, since I am such a fan of his other work, this looks like a real fun DVD.

 

Ze-

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helionaut

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I especially liked Ralph Bakshi's part of the interview where he's basically begging Hollywood for a job.

 

Yeah, I've always liked Frazetta's art, and I was aware of his work on Li'l Abner, and movie posters, and book covers, etc., but this film really got me energized. I went out and bought 2 art books and started thinking about adding a stop at his museum to my summer vacation (hopefully Cooperstown, several hours away).

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read_em-migration

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Rent the bonus disk as well. You'll be glad you did. Or better yet, buy the set. http://www.cinemachine.net/index_h.html

 

I've only seen the Documentary on IFC (so no bonus material), but doesn't the bonus disc have Frank drawing a beautiful leopard, from start to finish, with his left hand?

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