Wholeheartedly agree with Slap Stick - the American animation had character which Williams robbed it of in the do-over. Of course, it's out of context without seeing the completed film, but still...
The bizzare thing is that I feel like if the Richard Williams of the 80s directed the scene, he might have wanted it done in a completely different way. 60s Richard Williams worked in a more stylized manner, similar to UPA where he used to work. But the Roger Rabbit era Williams might have liked the first animation take better.
The bizzare thing is that I feel like if the Richard Williams of the 80s directed the scene, he might have wanted it done in a completely different way. 60s Richard Williams worked in a more stylized manner, similar to UPA that he used to work for. But the Roger Rabbit era Williams might have liked the first animation take better.
I saw Richard Williams present The Thief at MOMA yesterday and I am still pretty floored. The man is a true master.
rip
RIP, Richard. You were a legend and an inspiration.
This man is a genius.
No he’s better than a genius👍
RIP Richard Williams :(
The world lost another great talent
13:31 He animated that when he was 12 years old!?
yes
Rest In Peace Richard Williams.
"If I were an employee here I'd quit" lol
Best quote and so honest
If it was still around, I would like to work there, and became an animator for sure.
What a wholesome talented man
5:20 I wonder what became of the film, Ivor Pitfalls....
R.I.P Richard Williams
This man is revolutionary
Wholeheartedly agree with Slap Stick - the American animation had character which Williams robbed it of in the do-over. Of course, it's out of context without seeing the completed film, but still...
The bizzare thing is that I feel like if the Richard Williams of the 80s directed the scene, he might have wanted it done in a completely different way. 60s Richard Williams worked in a more stylized manner, similar to UPA where he used to work. But the Roger Rabbit era Williams might have liked the first animation take better.
1:53 Im sure that guy was the model for ZigZag.
he was!
@@alexanderwilliams6596 ) wow! Is it really you?
Your father was my one of biggest insperations and his work really got me into animation.
Uh no it isn't is just a plush of nasurdin for the film till 1973
@@marialuzsalmonruiz8258 ) I meant the guy (Omar) holding it.
RIP
When it's necessary to be faster, then a elevator. 4:35
5:23 That film isn't in TheThiefArchive.
😊😊so Lovely person.
5:23 Che film e stato utilizzato in questa sequenza?
wow
I thought the first animation was way better than the second one Jackson did.
yes, the animation might be good, but it doesn't fit into the mood of the film.
The bizzare thing is that I feel like if the Richard Williams of the 80s directed the scene, he might have wanted it done in a completely different way. 60s Richard Williams worked in a more stylized manner, similar to UPA that he used to work for. But the Roger Rabbit era Williams might have liked the first animation take better.
Didn't Ken Harris join them around this time too?
the special was done in 1966 when the sailor and the devil was on production and the titles for a funny thing happend in the way to the forum
"Mausoleum"....ha ha.