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>>136788355
Idk if their intention with this kind of pieces is exclusively coming up with a look and visual direction for the film from the get go; rather it's about exploring story and character opportunities visually and finding a certain mood. I think the rationale is that you can get more interesting stuff out of artists if you let them do their thing rather than making them work inside a fixed framework from the start. Then the art director or production designer would define that framework based on the potential glimpsed in this early visual exploration and the necessary logistics of the project, and get things more focused for a second stage.

I like how in these Keane pieces Death isn't necessarily a literal skeleton; obviously the original character's entire point is that he's literally an incarnated cliché, but I think this approach would work too.

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>>136788462
Also obvious Seventh Seal inspiration for Death by the prominent chin and gaunt featues which is based.


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>>136788354
Describing it doesn't really help so this image might do the trick.

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>>136788370
>>136788473
I see. I thought it meant he was extremely limber, as if he is composed by joints. I imagined that scene as Mort being chased by the dogs (I think they were dogs), tumbling, and then rolling like an octopus with the occassional flailing limb.


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>>136788354
Lankey long legged

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>>136788370
>>136788473
I see. I thought it meant he was extremely limber, as if he is composed by joints. I imagined that scene as Mort being chased by the dogs (I think they were dogs), tumbling, and then rolling like an octopus with the occassional flailing limb.


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>>136788151 (OP)
>they took garbage from us
those monsters?


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>>136788151 (OP)
>Disney doing Pratchett
Even that, and may Allah smite any who mention it by name, tv series would have looked it offensive by comparison


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>>136788151 (OP)
I wouldn't trust Disney with anything. They need to be put under Conservatorship in order to not destroy their previously-successful IPs.


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>>136788286
>>136788326
Yeah it looked cute. Glen Keane's kid did most of it iirc

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>>136788339
Rapunzel did these?


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>>136788268
This was back when Disney wasn't slopping and actually still made 2d animations. Holy fuck the concept art hits so good though, makes me wish for what could have been

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>>136788286
>>136788339
>>136788355
Honestly if this was the style they were going for, I'm glad it was dropped. Doesn't fit Discworld or Mort in the slightest.


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>>136788286
>>136788326
Yeah it looked cute. Glen Keane's kid did most of it iirc

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>>136788286
>>136788339
>>136788355
Honestly if this was the style they were going for, I'm glad it was dropped. Doesn't fit Discworld or Mort in the slightest.


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>>136788339
True, Claire really did a bang up job with these. It always frustrates me seeing these concepts for Disney at they have such distinct styles that get watered down into nothingness so ehh... Sleeping Beauty and Altantis the Lost Empire tried to be distinct along with Hercules.

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>>136788286
>>136788339
>>136788355
Honestly if this was the style they were going for, I'm glad it was dropped. Doesn't fit Discworld or Mort in the slightest.


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[User] I've lost my faith in Discworld adaptations. It's not that they can't be faithful, it's that they refuse to be faithful. Just rewatch the old stuff and pretend that Watch show doesn't exist.

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>>136790903
>rewatch the old stuff
If you mean Soul Music/ Wyrd Sisters series those weren't particularly better or more faithful adaptations than newer stuff like The Amazing Maurice though. And on a technical level they're pretty bad 2bh.

Obviously nothing was as arrogantly dumb and misguided as The Watch though, I don't think anybody would disagree with that.


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>>136788151 (OP)
I don't think Terry Prachett would've liked this if it ever got made and released as a lot of Authors and their families don't really like animation and anything Disney or even an adaptation of their work for that matter


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>>136788151 (OP)
I dont want disney anywhere near the works of Sir Pratchett

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>>136788268
Is the BBC any better?


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>>136790903
>rewatch the old stuff
If you mean Soul Music/ Wyrd Sisters series those weren't particularly better or more faithful adaptations than newer stuff like The Amazing Maurice though. And on a technical level they're pretty bad 2bh.

Obviously nothing was as arrogantly dumb and misguided as The Watch though, I don't think anybody would disagree with that.

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>>136794571
The cartoons were definitely better script adaptions than going postal and colour of magic; Hogfather was the only one among the live action adaptations that felt like an abridged version of the book, rather than a loose retelling.
Little details like Moist and Adora being far more thawed out are also very noticeable.


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>>136788151 (OP)
I can't believe the only animated Discworld we got is the fucking ps1 games.


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>It's another DEATH means it has to be all grim and black gothy looking shit.

The fun part about Pratchett's DEATH is that while he lives in the dark he's always wandering around the super colorful lively discworld and interacting with wacky people. His stories are strongest when he's out among the folk getting involved in shit he doesn't really want to be in. Mort was a good story but Soul Music or something would have been a much better usage of him.

I just really don't want to see another kooky crooked tim burton esque thing. Death is much more fun than that.

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>>136797409
Man. I need to rewatch Bill and Ted. I barely remember anything about it and there's a third one coming out soon.


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>>136797409
Man. I need to rewatch Bill and Ted. I barely remember anything about it and there's a third one coming out soon.

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>>136797811
The third one came out 3 years ago anon. It's not very good. But the first two hold up.


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>>136797811
The third one came out 3 years ago anon. It's not very good. But the first two hold up.

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>>136797911
Shit, it must've been awful if I totally missed it like that.


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[User] I've lost my faith in Discworld adaptations. It's not that they can't be faithful, it's that they refuse to be faithful. Just rewatch the old stuff and pretend that Watch show doesn't exist.

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>>136790903
>It's not that they can't be faithful
It is that they can't be faithful.
Pratchett's style of humor relies heavily on annotations and asides. Adaptations don't translate those parts so you just end up with a generic fractured fairy tale.


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>>136788151 (OP)
No, no, no!! Disney hands off!


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>>136797911
Shit, it must've been awful if I totally missed it like that.

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>>136797949
It was quite bad. Treat it like a jimmy fallon reunion sketch or something, rather than a proper sequel. Keep your expectations low and you might enjoy it.


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>>136788151 (OP)
I can't believe the only animated Discworld we got is the fucking ps1 games.

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>>136797791
Google better.


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[User] Anyone got the complete quote of an interview Pratchett did where he recounted how, when approached for an eventual Mort adaptation, the suits pestering him said something close to "It's great, we love it, really high concept, but uhhhh could you drop the *Death* angle?"

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>>136801499

The Mort Film:

A production company was put together and there was US and Scandinavian and European involvement, and I wrote a couple of script drafts which went down well and everything was looking fine and then the US people said “Hey, we’ve been doing market research in Power Cable, Nebraska, and other centres of culture, and the Death/skeleton bit doesn’t work for us, it’s a bit of a downer, we have a problem with it, so lose the skeleton".

The rest of the consortium said, “did you read the script?”

The Americans said: “sure, we LOVE it, it’s GREAT, it’s HIGH CONCEPT. Just lose the Death angle, guys.”

Whereupon, I’m happy to say, they were told to keep on with the medication and come back in a hundred years.


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Reminder that Pratchett was actually very excited for the Disney film, and was enthusiastically working with Clements and Musker on it.

What killed it was Disney execs demanding the rights to almost everything Discworld in perpetuity. Pratchett was infuriated by that, and rightfully so.

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>>136802370

Close, they wanted Mort alone. But Discworld was sold as a whole franchise at the time and Disney didn't wanna pony up the dough for the rest.


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[Assistant] don't worry, they already have a new mort


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[Assistant] There's something to be said of the somber, lonely beauty and these wide shots which make the characters seem incomphrensibly small and lonely.


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[Assistant] I like the designs, not sure I could trust Disney to keep the tone and Pratchett's dry humour. Looks like Ysabell had a more prominent role in this concept.


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[Assistant] I've lost my faith in Discworld adaptations. It's not that they can't be faithful, it's that they refuse to be faithful. Just rewatch the old stuff and pretend that Watch show doesn't exist.


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>It's another DEATH means it has to be all grim and black gothy looking shit.

The fun part about Pratchett's DEATH is that while he lives in the dark he's always wandering around the super colorful lively discworld and interacting with wacky people. His stories are strongest when he's out among the folk getting involved in shit he doesn't really want to be in. Mort was a good story but Soul Music or something would have been a much better usage of him.

I just really don't want to see another kooky crooked tim burton esque thing. Death is much more fun than that.


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Fuck anon. It's been 8 years since I've been on /co/ for real and in my last week I remember seeing that sad video with Pratchett and his dementia/alzheimers.
F-fuck you ;_______;


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[Assistant] Anyone got the complete quote of an interview Pratchett did where he recounted how, when approached for an eventual Mort adaptation, the suits pestering him said something close to "It's great, we love it, really high concept, but uhhhh could you drop the *Death* angle?"


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Reminder that Pratchett was actually very excited for the Disney film, and was enthusiastically working with Clements and Musker on it.

What killed it was Disney execs demanding the rights to almost everything Discworld in perpetuity. Pratchett was infuriated by that, and rightfully so.


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>>136787821 (OP)
They're on their way to make a litter


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They’ve had their ups and downs. Their careers sputtered out after their movie tanked in ’97, and they both landed smaller television roles here and there, but after Sawyer refused to put out for better roles and Danny made an unsuccessful bid to join the Looney Tunes in ’01 (his audition was good, but Brendan Fraser delivered the performance the studio was looking for) they decided to give up acting, sold their condo and moved- with their son, Anthony- to Anchorage, Alaska in ’04. Danny went between jobs, working at a fish cannery and a dockyard for some time (though the allure of working as a park ranger was there) while Sawyer tended to the kids- they had three more, Will, Louise and Fredrick. Life went along normally- Sawyer eventually had to get a job herself to support their family, working briefly as a dance instructor before finding a more lucrative job for a local tourism board- until tragically, in 2015, Anthony was killed along with three of his high school classmates after a drunk driver slammed their car into a ravine. The family was devastated, and after a few more years they decided to leave Anchorage and move even further north to Fairbanks, with Danny and Sawyer quickly picking up similar jobs in lumber and tourism respectively. It wasn’t until reaching Fairbanks that Danny began earnestly looking into getting a degree in parks and recreation management, and despite covid lockdowns hampering his progress (and Will’s college admission) he is on course to complete his degree in a couple of months and hopes to have a job in one of the many nearby parks come this autumn. Sawyer is considering a similar career path. All in all, things are going well for them- they have a quiet and relatively stable life, their brief time in Hollywood behind them (Danny and Wile E. Coyote keep up some correspondence, as do Sawyer and Catherine O'Hara) and are very close to their remaining children, but they’ll always miss Anthony terribly.


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They’ve had their ups and downs. Their careers sputtered out after their movie tanked in ’97, and they both landed smaller television roles here and there, but after Sawyer refused to put out for better roles and Danny made an unsuccessful bid to join the Looney Tunes in ’01 (his audition was good, but Brendan Fraser delivered the performance the studio was looking for) they decided to give up acting, sold their condo and moved- with their son, Anthony- to Anchorage, Alaska in ’04. Danny went between jobs, working at a fish cannery and a dockyard for some time (though the allure of working as a park ranger was there) while Sawyer tended to the kids- they had three more, Will, Louise and Fredrick. Life went along normally- Sawyer eventually had to get a job herself to support their family, working briefly as a dance instructor before finding a more lucrative job for a local tourism board- until tragically, in 2015, Anthony was killed along with three of his high school classmates after a drunk driver slammed their car into a ravine. The family was devastated, and after a few more years they decided to leave Anchorage and move even further north to Fairbanks, with Danny and Sawyer quickly picking up similar jobs in lumber and tourism respectively. It wasn’t until reaching Fairbanks that Danny began earnestly looking into getting a degree in parks and recreation management, and despite covid lockdowns hampering his progress (and Will’s college admission) he is on course to complete his degree in a couple of months and hopes to have a job in one of the many nearby parks come this autumn. Sawyer is considering a similar career path. All in all, things are going well for them- they have a quiet and relatively stable life, their brief time in Hollywood behind them (Danny and Wile E. Coyote keep up some correspondence, as do Sawyer and Catherine O'Hara) and are very close to their remaining children, but they’ll always miss Anthony terribly.

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>>136789460
I can't believe you wrote all this. That's wonderful anon.


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>>136787821 (OP)
is this that new lackadaisy thing ive been hearing so much about?


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>>136789460
I can't believe you wrote all this. That's wonderful anon.

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>>136789587
thanks. I had to trim some to hit character limit but it was mostly ancillary.


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>>136789657
Anyone have that site with all the old production art? I forgot to save a link.


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>>136787821 (OP)
she divorced him when he hit 25


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>>136787821 (OP)
Great. Their kittens will be in "Cats Don't Groove".


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>>136787821 (OP)
They're long dead, cats only live 16 years. 30 at most.


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[User] Max is the GOAT.

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>>136790129
if nothing else, this character should've been salvaged to use infrequently in Looney Tunes stuff. Would love to see how Daffy fares against him.


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>>136787821 (OP)
They're long dead, cats only live 16 years. 30 at most.

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>>136790043
They’re cats anon, not CATS. It’s like the Goofy v Pluto thing. Don’t make me go into the finer details of toon sapience, physiology and lifespan because we WILL be here all day.


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They’ve had their ups and downs. Their careers sputtered out after their movie tanked in ’97, and they both landed smaller television roles here and there, but after Sawyer refused to put out for better roles and Danny made an unsuccessful bid to join the Looney Tunes in ’01 (his audition was good, but Brendan Fraser delivered the performance the studio was looking for) they decided to give up acting, sold their condo and moved- with their son, Anthony- to Anchorage, Alaska in ’04. Danny went between jobs, working at a fish cannery and a dockyard for some time (though the allure of working as a park ranger was there) while Sawyer tended to the kids- they had three more, Will, Louise and Fredrick. Life went along normally- Sawyer eventually had to get a job herself to support their family, working briefly as a dance instructor before finding a more lucrative job for a local tourism board- until tragically, in 2015, Anthony was killed along with three of his high school classmates after a drunk driver slammed their car into a ravine. The family was devastated, and after a few more years they decided to leave Anchorage and move even further north to Fairbanks, with Danny and Sawyer quickly picking up similar jobs in lumber and tourism respectively. It wasn’t until reaching Fairbanks that Danny began earnestly looking into getting a degree in parks and recreation management, and despite covid lockdowns hampering his progress (and Will’s college admission) he is on course to complete his degree in a couple of months and hopes to have a job in one of the many nearby parks come this autumn. Sawyer is considering a similar career path. All in all, things are going well for them- they have a quiet and relatively stable life, their brief time in Hollywood behind them (Danny and Wile E. Coyote keep up some correspondence, as do Sawyer and Catherine O'Hara) and are very close to their remaining children, but they’ll always miss Anthony terribly.

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>>136789460
You made them actors in the 1990s, a good idea.
Do you think they ever run into fans who saw them in their original movie?


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>>136789460
You made them actors in the 1990s, a good idea.
Do you think they ever run into fans who saw them in their original movie?

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>>136790918
>Do you think they ever run into fans who saw them in their original movie?
The guys at the lumber yard Danny works at now know about his song-and-dance past and give him some gentle ribbing for it every now and then, and Mr. Dreyfuss, his assistant supervisor at the old dockyard job, pestered him every so often into providing impromptu tap-dancing lessons. Poor Dreyfuss never got the hang of it though. Occasionally Sawyer will get recognized by tourists stopping at the bureau where she works, though of course was much more frequent in Anchorage than in Fairbanks. Aside from that, and the occasional run-in at various airports while visiting friends and family, they don't get too much attention (the most would likely be in 2014, when someone else's family photo taken at a cafe with the two of them visible in the background went mildly viral among film fans for a short time) They almost always appreciate fans wherever they're encountered though, and although they don't get asked for autographs very often, they're more than happy to oblige if asked... provided whoever asks doesn't get starstruck and makes a big awkward scene of it. That has happened a couple of times.


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>>136790918
>Do you think they ever run into fans who saw them in their original movie?
The guys at the lumber yard Danny works at now know about his song-and-dance past and give him some gentle ribbing for it every now and then, and Mr. Dreyfuss, his assistant supervisor at the old dockyard job, pestered him every so often into providing impromptu tap-dancing lessons. Poor Dreyfuss never got the hang of it though. Occasionally Sawyer will get recognized by tourists stopping at the bureau where she works, though of course was much more frequent in Anchorage than in Fairbanks. Aside from that, and the occasional run-in at various airports while visiting friends and family, they don't get too much attention (the most would likely be in 2014, when someone else's family photo taken at a cafe with the two of them visible in the background went mildly viral among film fans for a short time) They almost always appreciate fans wherever they're encountered though, and although they don't get asked for autographs very often, they're more than happy to oblige if asked... provided whoever asks doesn't get starstruck and makes a big awkward scene of it. That has happened a couple of times.

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>>136791455
I wonder how an older Danny and Sawyer would look in the twenty, thirty years one.


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>>136787821 (OP)
>20 year olds in the 1930s
They are dead


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>>136787821 (OP)
Considering the events take place in 1939...Dead


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>>136791650
I'd pay to see that.


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>>136791650
>Release date: 1943
>TW Turtle found guilty of making pro-Japanese propaganda and sent to an internment camp in Nevada


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>>136792102
I want to keep her as a pet, anon because she reminds me of my first cat so much.

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>>136792284
In what way?


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>>136792284
In what way?

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>>136792442
Attitude mostly, and the fluffiness of the tails.


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this is one of those /co/ cult classics that would go over horribly if it wasn't made 20+ years ago

the entire premise is "diversity is actually kinda cool, try not to be a bigot" in the most base level of metaphors

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>>136792473
Difference is that this was handled somewhat tactfully because the people writing and creating things then were normal human beings whose brains weren’t broken by a 24/7 drip feed of Breaking News and social media yet. There was inherently less passive-aggressiveness (or outright aggressiveness) taunting every interaction and creative work. I could go on but I’d rather just see pictures of cartoon cats here, plus I’m pretty sure this has already been gone over a hundred times in every
>I don’t get it, why don’t chuds hate Static Shock?
thread.


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[User] Cute cats. Some argue that Danny is too bland of a protagonist but I have a soft spot for upbeat and optimistic male characters.

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>>136787954
Well that’s because he’s supposed to be an over animated optimistic 1930s type of film character, a la Fred Astaire or Gene Kelly, and that’s essentially what the movie is, a love letter to golden age Hollywood films, with the fast talking humor of His Girl Friday and references to films like Sunset Boulevard, that’s what the Max character is supposed to be btw. The Max butler character is a reference to the French butler from Sunset Boulevard


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>>136791455
I wonder how an older Danny and Sawyer would look in the twenty, thirty years one.

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>>136791552
I might sketch something out someday (if I remember this) but I don't consider my drawing skill up to par at this point. Speaking of art:
>>136789460
>>136791455
does anyone know who actually made these images? I've asked before and don't think that I ever got an answer.


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>>136787821 (OP)
They’ve had their ups and downs. Their careers sputtered out after their movie tanked in ’97, and they both landed smaller television roles here and there, but after Sawyer refused to put out for better roles and Danny made an unsuccessful bid to join the Looney Tunes in ’01 (his audition was good, but Brendan Fraser delivered the performance the studio was looking for) they decided to give up acting, sold their condo and moved- with their son, Anthony- to Anchorage, Alaska in ’04. Danny went between jobs, working at a fish cannery and a dockyard for some time (though the allure of working as a park ranger was there) while Sawyer tended to the kids- they had three more, Will, Louise and Fredrick. Life went along normally- Sawyer eventually had to get a job herself to support their family, working briefly as a dance instructor before finding a more lucrative job for a local tourism board- until tragically, in 2015, Anthony was killed along with three of his high school classmates after a drunk driver slammed their car into a ravine. The family was devastated, and after a few more years they decided to leave Anchorage and move even further north to Fairbanks, with Danny and Sawyer quickly picking up similar jobs in lumber and tourism respectively. It wasn’t until reaching Fairbanks that Danny began earnestly looking into getting a degree in parks and recreation management, and despite covid lockdowns hampering his progress (and Will’s college admission) he is on course to complete his degree in a couple of months and hopes to have a job in one of the many nearby parks come this autumn. Sawyer is considering a similar career path. All in all, things are going well for them- they have a quiet and relatively stable life, their brief time in Hollywood behind them (Danny and Wile E. Coyote keep up some correspondence, as do Sawyer and Catherine O'Hara) and are very close to their remaining children, but they’ll always miss Anthony terribly.

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>>136791552
I might sketch something out someday (if I remember this) but I don't consider my drawing skill up to par at this point. Speaking of art:
>>136789460
>>136791455
does anyone know who actually made these images? I've asked before and don't think that I ever got an answer.


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>>136790918
>Do you think they ever run into fans who saw them in their original movie?
The guys at the lumber yard Danny works at now know about his song-and-dance past and give him some gentle ribbing for it every now and then, and Mr. Dreyfuss, his assistant supervisor at the old dockyard job, pestered him every so often into providing impromptu tap-dancing lessons. Poor Dreyfuss never got the hang of it though. Occasionally Sawyer will get recognized by tourists stopping at the bureau where she works, though of course was much more frequent in Anchorage than in Fairbanks. Aside from that, and the occasional run-in at various airports while visiting friends and family, they don't get too much attention (the most would likely be in 2014, when someone else's family photo taken at a cafe with the two of them visible in the background went mildly viral among film fans for a short time) They almost always appreciate fans wherever they're encountered though, and although they don't get asked for autographs very often, they're more than happy to oblige if asked... provided whoever asks doesn't get starstruck and makes a big awkward scene of it. That has happened a couple of times.

[Assistant]
>>136791552
I might sketch something out someday (if I remember this) but I don't consider my drawing skill up to par at this point. Speaking of art:
>>136789460
>>136791455
does anyone know who actually made these images? I've asked before and don't think that I ever got an answer.


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>>136791552
I might sketch something out someday (if I remember this) but I don't consider my drawing skill up to par at this point. Speaking of art:
>>136789460
>>136791455
does anyone know who actually made these images? I've asked before and don't think that I ever got an answer.

[Assistant]
>>136793015
>does anyone know who actually made these images?
Reverse image search comes up with this artist:
https://www.artstation.com/angelbee


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>>136793015
>does anyone know who actually made these images?
Reverse image search comes up with this artist:
https://www.artstation.com/angelbee

[Assistant]
>>136793203
>those were the only CDD ones they did
Shoot. I suppose it makes sense since those were the only two I keep seeing people here repost though… oh well. Grazie amico


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>>136793203
>those were the only CDD ones they did
Shoot. I suppose it makes sense since those were the only two I keep seeing people here repost though… oh well. Grazie amico

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>>136793287
There's this one too.


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>>136793287
There's this one too.

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>>136793318
Ahh, missed that. Thanks


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>>136787821 (OP)
>20 year olds in the 1930s
They are dead

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>>136791585
Some are still alive
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_oldest_living_people


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>>136787821 (OP)
One is dead, the other is owning the Lackadaisy club after their first film bombed horridly.


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>>136787821 (OP)
is this that new lackadaisy thing ive been hearing so much about?

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>>136789613
In a way, kind of. It’s a spiritual predecessor


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>>136787821 (OP)
One is dead, the other is owning the Lackadaisy club after their first film bombed horridly.

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>>136794233
anon CDD takes place six years after the repeal on Prohibition, would the Lackadaisy really exist at that point? And how would the Lackadaisy exist in CDD, it's clearly established that the former takes place in a cat-only world, no humans, no other animals, just cats... no, no, the more I think about this the more it just doesn't add up. Sorry anon, but I'm starting to think you didn't consider this all the way through.


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>>136791650
>Release date: 1943
>TW Turtle found guilty of making pro-Japanese propaganda and sent to an internment camp in Nevada

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>>136791769
>not in California where he ends up mentoring a young pair of humans who went by George and Mako inspiring them to get into acting.

>>136789460
>>136791455
Goddamn, dude. That’s some quality stuff.


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>>136787821 (OP)
They’ve had their ups and downs. Their careers sputtered out after their movie tanked in ’97, and they both landed smaller television roles here and there, but after Sawyer refused to put out for better roles and Danny made an unsuccessful bid to join the Looney Tunes in ’01 (his audition was good, but Brendan Fraser delivered the performance the studio was looking for) they decided to give up acting, sold their condo and moved- with their son, Anthony- to Anchorage, Alaska in ’04. Danny went between jobs, working at a fish cannery and a dockyard for some time (though the allure of working as a park ranger was there) while Sawyer tended to the kids- they had three more, Will, Louise and Fredrick. Life went along normally- Sawyer eventually had to get a job herself to support their family, working briefly as a dance instructor before finding a more lucrative job for a local tourism board- until tragically, in 2015, Anthony was killed along with three of his high school classmates after a drunk driver slammed their car into a ravine. The family was devastated, and after a few more years they decided to leave Anchorage and move even further north to Fairbanks, with Danny and Sawyer quickly picking up similar jobs in lumber and tourism respectively. It wasn’t until reaching Fairbanks that Danny began earnestly looking into getting a degree in parks and recreation management, and despite covid lockdowns hampering his progress (and Will’s college admission) he is on course to complete his degree in a couple of months and hopes to have a job in one of the many nearby parks come this autumn. Sawyer is considering a similar career path. All in all, things are going well for them- they have a quiet and relatively stable life, their brief time in Hollywood behind them (Danny and Wile E. Coyote keep up some correspondence, as do Sawyer and Catherine O'Hara) and are very close to their remaining children, but they’ll always miss Anthony terribly.

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>>136791769
>not in California where he ends up mentoring a young pair of humans who went by George and Mako inspiring them to get into acting.

>>136789460
>>136791455
Goddamn, dude. That’s some quality stuff.


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>>136790918
>Do you think they ever run into fans who saw them in their original movie?
The guys at the lumber yard Danny works at now know about his song-and-dance past and give him some gentle ribbing for it every now and then, and Mr. Dreyfuss, his assistant supervisor at the old dockyard job, pestered him every so often into providing impromptu tap-dancing lessons. Poor Dreyfuss never got the hang of it though. Occasionally Sawyer will get recognized by tourists stopping at the bureau where she works, though of course was much more frequent in Anchorage than in Fairbanks. Aside from that, and the occasional run-in at various airports while visiting friends and family, they don't get too much attention (the most would likely be in 2014, when someone else's family photo taken at a cafe with the two of them visible in the background went mildly viral among film fans for a short time) They almost always appreciate fans wherever they're encountered though, and although they don't get asked for autographs very often, they're more than happy to oblige if asked... provided whoever asks doesn't get starstruck and makes a big awkward scene of it. That has happened a couple of times.

[Assistant]
>>136791769
>not in California where he ends up mentoring a young pair of humans who went by George and Mako inspiring them to get into acting.

>>136789460
>>136791455
Goddamn, dude. That’s some quality stuff.


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>>136794233
anon CDD takes place six years after the repeal on Prohibition, would the Lackadaisy really exist at that point? And how would the Lackadaisy exist in CDD, it's clearly established that the former takes place in a cat-only world, no humans, no other animals, just cats... no, no, the more I think about this the more it just doesn't add up. Sorry anon, but I'm starting to think you didn't consider this all the way through.

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>>136794951
Don't care, Headcannon, suck my dick you snoby elitest.


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>>136794951
Don't care, Headcannon, suck my dick you snoby elitest.

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>>136795079
Hey now, this entire thread is all just headcanon armchair writing. Not as if WB is gonna do anything with these characters which is a good thing at this point


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>>136794233
anon CDD takes place six years after the repeal on Prohibition, would the Lackadaisy really exist at that point? And how would the Lackadaisy exist in CDD, it's clearly established that the former takes place in a cat-only world, no humans, no other animals, just cats... no, no, the more I think about this the more it just doesn't add up. Sorry anon, but I'm starting to think you didn't consider this all the way through.

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>>136794951
Also, lackadaisy is technically a world a humans, I think Tracy’s mentioned they’re just represented as cats/the viewer sees them as such for the sake of expression and stylization. Notice they never comment on having tails or claws and such, also why Tracy’s made official humanizations.


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>>136794951
Also, lackadaisy is technically a world a humans, I think Tracy’s mentioned they’re just represented as cats/the viewer sees them as such for the sake of expression and stylization. Notice they never comment on having tails or claws and such, also why Tracy’s made official humanizations.

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>>136795337
An interesting reading, but I think they’re actually meant to be cats (which is why pigs, horses, dogs etc exist as is but cats don’t) I think the ‘more stylized and expressive’ comment was referring to why she chose them to all be cats in the first place, not just depicting them as cats while they’re actually humans. The human versions of them were drawn to give people further relatability and give them some clearer context (age, ethnicity, etc) while the dog versions were just a fun thought exercise… perhaps you’re right though, and I just misread her comments on the matter somewhere along the way.


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>>136787821 (OP)
I love this Lackadaisy show.


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>>136789657
Anyone have that site with all the old production art? I forgot to save a link.

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>>136789928
It had a bunch of old employee art too, not just production stuff. I think this one was from a newsletter.


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>>136787821 (OP)
What chapter of Lackadaisy is this?


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[User] Cute cats. Some argue that Danny is too bland of a protagonist but I have a soft spot for upbeat and optimistic male characters.

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>>136787954
If only the movie had like an extra year in production, I bet more scenes would be thought of, and animated.


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>>136787954
If only the movie had like an extra year in production, I bet more scenes would be thought of, and animated.

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>>136797331
The movie straight up left out a second act. I guess we should be thankful we got as much as we did and they didn’t Batgirl the whole project to smithereens (which would 100% be the case if this was made today)


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>>136789657
Anyone have that site with all the old production art? I forgot to save a link.

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>>136789928
>>136796642
Found it. And this other piece of newsletter art.
http://www.cdd4ever.com/Backlot03/ProductionArt.htm
>>136797745
>>136798082
I can't even fathom what would've gone down if this movie came out several years ago during the height of all the "tumblr sexyman" shenanigans.


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>>136789928
It had a bunch of old employee art too, not just production stuff. I think this one was from a newsletter.

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>>136789928
>>136796642
Found it. And this other piece of newsletter art.
http://www.cdd4ever.com/Backlot03/ProductionArt.htm
>>136797745
>>136798082
I can't even fathom what would've gone down if this movie came out several years ago during the height of all the "tumblr sexyman" shenanigans.


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>>136797745
He's so handsome

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>>136789928
>>136796642
Found it. And this other piece of newsletter art.
http://www.cdd4ever.com/Backlot03/ProductionArt.htm
>>136797745
>>136798082
I can't even fathom what would've gone down if this movie came out several years ago during the height of all the "tumblr sexyman" shenanigans.


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>>136792473
Difference is that this was handled somewhat tactfully because the people writing and creating things then were normal human beings whose brains weren’t broken by a 24/7 drip feed of Breaking News and social media yet. There was inherently less passive-aggressiveness (or outright aggressiveness) taunting every interaction and creative work. I could go on but I’d rather just see pictures of cartoon cats here, plus I’m pretty sure this has already been gone over a hundred times in every
>I don’t get it, why don’t chuds hate Static Shock?
thread.

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>>136792652
>>I don’t get it, why don’t chuds hate Static Shock?
Because it was decades ago and brainrot from /pol/ didn't exist. If it airred today you'd be out of your mind not to think people wouldn't throw an autistic shitfit and call it 'woke'.


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>>136787821 (OP)
Is this Lackadaisy set in 1937?


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>>136787821 (OP)
Danny got run over by a Sherman as it disembarked onto Omaha Beach after defying the war office and ran away to Europe to fight the Nazis. Sawyer is devastated by the news and takes up alcoholism, dying of liver failure within a matter of days. The tragedy of the hottest couple in Hollywood shocks the nation but quickly blows over as the nation's attention is on the war.


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>>136787821 (OP)
Danny got run over by a Sherman as it disembarked onto Omaha Beach after defying the war office and ran away to Europe to fight the Nazis. Sawyer is devastated by the news and takes up alcoholism, dying of liver failure within a matter of days. The tragedy of the hottest couple in Hollywood shocks the nation but quickly blows over as the nation's attention is on the war.

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>>136799129
They had to peel Danny off with a snow shovel.
His coffin was the flattest in all of Hollywood.


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[User] Vannn draws a wonderful Sawyer, someone should post them!

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>>136798871
Don't think I know em, have this


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>>136798871
Don't think I know em, have this

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>>136799364
I thank you.
I shall draw my own, when I can.


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>>136787821 (OP)
They're on their way to make a litter

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>>136788459
>They're on their way to make a litter
ew. Wish they'd clean up after themselves, they should know better.


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[User] No Sawyer, no!

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>>136800634
what happened to her eyes? what happened to her nose??!


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>>136800634
what happened to her eyes? what happened to her nose??!

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>>136801249
She was drawn by Vann, and he tends to draw characters like that.


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>>136787821 (OP)
They’ve had their ups and downs. Their careers sputtered out after their movie tanked in ’97, and they both landed smaller television roles here and there, but after Sawyer refused to put out for better roles and Danny made an unsuccessful bid to join the Looney Tunes in ’01 (his audition was good, but Brendan Fraser delivered the performance the studio was looking for) they decided to give up acting, sold their condo and moved- with their son, Anthony- to Anchorage, Alaska in ’04. Danny went between jobs, working at a fish cannery and a dockyard for some time (though the allure of working as a park ranger was there) while Sawyer tended to the kids- they had three more, Will, Louise and Fredrick. Life went along normally- Sawyer eventually had to get a job herself to support their family, working briefly as a dance instructor before finding a more lucrative job for a local tourism board- until tragically, in 2015, Anthony was killed along with three of his high school classmates after a drunk driver slammed their car into a ravine. The family was devastated, and after a few more years they decided to leave Anchorage and move even further north to Fairbanks, with Danny and Sawyer quickly picking up similar jobs in lumber and tourism respectively. It wasn’t until reaching Fairbanks that Danny began earnestly looking into getting a degree in parks and recreation management, and despite covid lockdowns hampering his progress (and Will’s college admission) he is on course to complete his degree in a couple of months and hopes to have a job in one of the many nearby parks come this autumn. Sawyer is considering a similar career path. All in all, things are going well for them- they have a quiet and relatively stable life, their brief time in Hollywood behind them (Danny and Wile E. Coyote keep up some correspondence, as do Sawyer and Catherine O'Hara) and are very close to their remaining children, but they’ll always miss Anthony terribly.

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>>136789460
>Danny got cucked out of a role by Brendan Fraser
Does this label you eternally as having the worst luck in hollywood?


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>>136789928
>>136796642
Found it. And this other piece of newsletter art.
http://www.cdd4ever.com/Backlot03/ProductionArt.htm
>>136797745
>>136798082
I can't even fathom what would've gone down if this movie came out several years ago during the height of all the "tumblr sexyman" shenanigans.

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>>136798416
Damn there's an interview with Lauren Faust here? I knew she worked on the movie but I never read this.
>All I remember about the original voice actress was that her first name was Nancy. "Giles" seems to be ringing a bell, but I'm not sure. She had a really awesome deep voice that added a lot of attitude to Sawyer. I think they decided that she sounded too mature. I personally liked the contrast with up-beat, naive Danny.
>Also the idea that Danny would end up with an older woman! Scandalous!
Yep, that's Lauren Faust alright.


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>>136798416
Damn there's an interview with Lauren Faust here? I knew she worked on the movie but I never read this.
>All I remember about the original voice actress was that her first name was Nancy. "Giles" seems to be ringing a bell, but I'm not sure. She had a really awesome deep voice that added a lot of attitude to Sawyer. I think they decided that she sounded too mature. I personally liked the contrast with up-beat, naive Danny.
>Also the idea that Danny would end up with an older woman! Scandalous!
Yep, that's Lauren Faust alright.

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>>136802310
forgot the link
>http://www.cdd4ever.com/CATCHAT/CatChat.html
>After CDD I did a little work for Quest for Camelot, but I like to pretend I had nothing to do with that film.
jej


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>>136798416
Damn there's an interview with Lauren Faust here? I knew she worked on the movie but I never read this.
>All I remember about the original voice actress was that her first name was Nancy. "Giles" seems to be ringing a bell, but I'm not sure. She had a really awesome deep voice that added a lot of attitude to Sawyer. I think they decided that she sounded too mature. I personally liked the contrast with up-beat, naive Danny.
>Also the idea that Danny would end up with an older woman! Scandalous!
Yep, that's Lauren Faust alright.

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>>136802310
>mommy sawyer
IMAGINE


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>>136798871
Don't think I know em, have this

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>>136799364
Who did?


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>>136798416
Damn there's an interview with Lauren Faust here? I knew she worked on the movie but I never read this.
>All I remember about the original voice actress was that her first name was Nancy. "Giles" seems to be ringing a bell, but I'm not sure. She had a really awesome deep voice that added a lot of attitude to Sawyer. I think they decided that she sounded too mature. I personally liked the contrast with up-beat, naive Danny.
>Also the idea that Danny would end up with an older woman! Scandalous!
Yep, that's Lauren Faust alright.

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>>136802310
>>136802599
>Danny is some young 20-something out from Indiana
>Sawyer is some mid-30-something Californian woman
God damn this gives me ideas.


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>>136802310
>mommy sawyer
IMAGINE

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>>136802310
>>136802599
>Danny is some young 20-something out from Indiana
>Sawyer is some mid-30-something Californian woman
God damn this gives me ideas.


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>>136802310
>mommy sawyer
IMAGINE

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>>136802599
A noticeable age gap is kind of implied in the movie. Guess the studio wanted to nix anything that drew blatant attention to it, because... I dunno, they lacked foresight? Regardless I wonder how much of all the stuff that got trimmed involves this- probably just a line or three, but who knows? Maybe there was going to be a more detailed dive into how she got to Hollywood that got axed.


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>>136802310
>>136802599
>Danny is some young 20-something out from Indiana
>Sawyer is some mid-30-something Californian woman
God damn this gives me ideas.

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>>136802731
>>136802758
>studio (mostly) axes what could have been a tasteful and EXTREMELY unique romantic arc
>25 years later we're left with Milf Island or whatever reality garbage
It's just not fair.


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>>136802599
A noticeable age gap is kind of implied in the movie. Guess the studio wanted to nix anything that drew blatant attention to it, because... I dunno, they lacked foresight? Regardless I wonder how much of all the stuff that got trimmed involves this- probably just a line or three, but who knows? Maybe there was going to be a more detailed dive into how she got to Hollywood that got axed.

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>>136802731
>>136802758
>studio (mostly) axes what could have been a tasteful and EXTREMELY unique romantic arc
>25 years later we're left with Milf Island or whatever reality garbage
It's just not fair.


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>>136799364
Who did?

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>>136802608
dunno, everything I have is from other /co/ threads.


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>>136802599
A noticeable age gap is kind of implied in the movie. Guess the studio wanted to nix anything that drew blatant attention to it, because... I dunno, they lacked foresight? Regardless I wonder how much of all the stuff that got trimmed involves this- probably just a line or three, but who knows? Maybe there was going to be a more detailed dive into how she got to Hollywood that got axed.

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>>136802758
>>136802812
She can always be older, in our hearts. I always figured she was at least ten years older than Danny, or at least five given she was here first, and had everything fail around her. She seems like the jaded sort of woman who needed someone with optimism and hope in her life to bring her back her will to not just live, but thrive.


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>>136802731
>>136802758
>studio (mostly) axes what could have been a tasteful and EXTREMELY unique romantic arc
>25 years later we're left with Milf Island or whatever reality garbage
It's just not fair.

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>>136802758
>>136802812
She can always be older, in our hearts. I always figured she was at least ten years older than Danny, or at least five given she was here first, and had everything fail around her. She seems like the jaded sort of woman who needed someone with optimism and hope in her life to bring her back her will to not just live, but thrive.


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>>136802758
>>136802812
She can always be older, in our hearts. I always figured she was at least ten years older than Danny, or at least five given she was here first, and had everything fail around her. She seems like the jaded sort of woman who needed someone with optimism and hope in her life to bring her back her will to not just live, but thrive.

[Assistant]
>>136803232
I always pegged it at a 7-8 year gap or so. Probably 21 and 28/9, respectively. That's just me though.


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>>136803232
I always pegged it at a 7-8 year gap or so. Probably 21 and 28/9, respectively. That's just me though.

[Assistant]
>>136803256
>Sawyer is perpetually tired
>Danny is energetic and upbeat
>Sawyer tries to sleep in on Sundays
>Danny has already made her and him breakfast(Two eggs, two pieces of toast, bacon, and some orange juice).
>Sawyer tries to haggle with a shop keeper over a loaf of bread
>Danny is doing the same to his assistant, but is so fast with his talking that his assistant just can't keep up
>Sawyer suggests they go for a picnic
>Danny agrees and they enjoy the orange groves between Los Angeles and Hollywood


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>>136803256
>Sawyer is perpetually tired
>Danny is energetic and upbeat
>Sawyer tries to sleep in on Sundays
>Danny has already made her and him breakfast(Two eggs, two pieces of toast, bacon, and some orange juice).
>Sawyer tries to haggle with a shop keeper over a loaf of bread
>Danny is doing the same to his assistant, but is so fast with his talking that his assistant just can't keep up
>Sawyer suggests they go for a picnic
>Danny agrees and they enjoy the orange groves between Los Angeles and Hollywood

[Assistant]
>>136803399
I can picture something like this, sure. Would’ve loved to see those parks in the 40s, myself.


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>>136802608
dunno, everything I have is from other /co/ threads.

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>>136802990
:(


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[User] Quietly panicking right now after spontaneously realizing that my lifelong attraction to older women was almost certainly subconsciously caused by the film Cats Don't Dance (1997)

[Assistant]
>>136804331
Accept your fate


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>>136802310
>>136802599
>Danny is some young 20-something out from Indiana
>Sawyer is some mid-30-something Californian woman
God damn this gives me ideas.

[Assistant]
>>136802731
What are your ideas


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[User] My headcanon for this movie is all characters in this are cartoons, like toontown universe and cartoon animals went out of fashion and human cartoons take it over and Darla is the same as baby Herman from roger rabbit.

[Assistant]
>>136805334
>we'll have to appeal to THOSE people to stay relevant


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>>136802731
What are your ideas

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>>136805374
You shall know my ideas either here or the drawthread.


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[User] My headcanon for this movie is all characters in this are cartoons, like toontown universe and cartoon animals went out of fashion and human cartoons take it over and Darla is the same as baby Herman from roger rabbit.

[Assistant]
>>136805334
I've thought about that but I'm not fond of the theory.
Still, the ending would make more sense with Roger Rabbit rules. If they're actual animals, they're abnormally long-lived; they kept making movies for over half a century without visibly aging. But if they're toons, that would explain why they don't age.


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>>136805334
I've thought about that but I'm not fond of the theory.
Still, the ending would make more sense with Roger Rabbit rules. If they're actual animals, they're abnormally long-lived; they kept making movies for over half a century without visibly aging. But if they're toons, that would explain why they don't age.

[Assistant]
>>136806777
CDD aminals obviously age though.


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>>136798416
Damn there's an interview with Lauren Faust here? I knew she worked on the movie but I never read this.
>All I remember about the original voice actress was that her first name was Nancy. "Giles" seems to be ringing a bell, but I'm not sure. She had a really awesome deep voice that added a lot of attitude to Sawyer. I think they decided that she sounded too mature. I personally liked the contrast with up-beat, naive Danny.
>Also the idea that Danny would end up with an older woman! Scandalous!
Yep, that's Lauren Faust alright.

[Assistant]
>>136802310
>>136802481
>was hired fresh out of college
>originally only an assistant animator, quickly became one of the main animators for sawyer
>on a movie that's highly praised for its animation
>was even trusted to improvise with the character
You can't deny, that's some impressive debuts.


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>>136802310
forgot the link
>http://www.cdd4ever.com/CATCHAT/CatChat.html
>After CDD I did a little work for Quest for Camelot, but I like to pretend I had nothing to do with that film.
jej

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>>136802310
>>136802481
>was hired fresh out of college
>originally only an assistant animator, quickly became one of the main animators for sawyer
>on a movie that's highly praised for its animation
>was even trusted to improvise with the character
You can't deny, that's some impressive debuts.


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>>136798871
Don't think I know em, have this

[Assistant]
>>136799364
>>136802608
>>136802990
>>136803874
Here https://twitter.com/ELIOLIart/status/1315817246493536256?s=19


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>>136799364
Who did?

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>>136799364
>>136802608
>>136802990
>>136803874
Here https://twitter.com/ELIOLIart/status/1315817246493536256?s=19


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>>136802608
dunno, everything I have is from other /co/ threads.

[Assistant]
>>136799364
>>136802608
>>136802990
>>136803874
Here https://twitter.com/ELIOLIart/status/1315817246493536256?s=19


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>>136802990
:(

[Assistant]
>>136799364
>>136802608
>>136802990
>>136803874
Here https://twitter.com/ELIOLIart/status/1315817246493536256?s=19


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>>136799364
>>136802608
>>136802990
>>136803874
Here https://twitter.com/ELIOLIart/status/1315817246493536256?s=19

[Assistant] >>136807048


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>>136789928
>>136796642
Found it. And this other piece of newsletter art.
http://www.cdd4ever.com/Backlot03/ProductionArt.htm
>>136797745
>>136798082
I can't even fathom what would've gone down if this movie came out several years ago during the height of all the "tumblr sexyman" shenanigans.

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>>136798416
Idk man, Danny has only had a crush resurgence recently and it isn't that massive even now
And that includes me commissioning/requesting porn of him since there wasn't enough


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>>136799364
>>136802608
>>136802990
>>136803874
Here https://twitter.com/ELIOLIart/status/1315817246493536256?s=19

[Assistant]
>>136807048
grazie


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>>136807048
grazie

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>>136808291
That artist has a weird fetish. It is blushing.


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>>136808291
That artist has a weird fetish. It is blushing.

[Assistant]
>>136808640
It's not that strange when you realize that flushed cheeks are sign someone is in heat


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>>136808640
It's not that strange when you realize that flushed cheeks are sign someone is in heat

[Assistant] >>136808739


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>>136798416
Idk man, Danny has only had a crush resurgence recently and it isn't that massive even now
And that includes me commissioning/requesting porn of him since there wasn't enough

[Assistant]
>>136808023
What idea do you have?


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[User] Maybe because it's been forever since I have seen the movie, but I always thought they were the same age. I just assumed Sawyer just lived in Hollywood so she knew exactly what Hollywood was like.

[Assistant]
>>136809429
I suppose her design and demeanor all seem a lot more 'mature' than Danny's naive boyishness, to a point where some people seem to pick up on something- and if the Faust interview is anything to go on, a lot of that was intentional.


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>>136809429
I suppose her design and demeanor all seem a lot more 'mature' than Danny's naive boyishness, to a point where some people seem to pick up on something- and if the Faust interview is anything to go on, a lot of that was intentional.

[Assistant]
>>136810823
Love her expressions, damn. Why can't more cartoons be this expressive?


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>>136810823
Love her expressions, damn. Why can't more cartoons be this expressive?

[Assistant]
>>136811048
You need to find pros and pay them.


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[User] How are they doing

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>>136787821 (OP)
There is good reason to think that this series is a prequel to Bojack


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>>136787821 (OP)
There is good reason to think that this series is a prequel to Bojack

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>>136811490
Fuck off with your ugly nihilistic show about le depression.


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>>136797745
>Danny if he a Lackadaisy character

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>>136811851
I've been seeing pictures of that all week long. What is it?


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>>136809429
I suppose her design and demeanor all seem a lot more 'mature' than Danny's naive boyishness, to a point where some people seem to pick up on something- and if the Faust interview is anything to go on, a lot of that was intentional.

[Assistant]
>>136810823
I just chalked up the maturity difference to be because of different lifestyles.

Danny came from a small town where I imagine a lot of people he knew were fairly content with their lives and had a "sure, kid" attitude because they didn't know any better. While Sawyer had already tried to chase her dream in Hollywood and had it crashed. So she "grew up".


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>>136810823
I just chalked up the maturity difference to be because of different lifestyles.

Danny came from a small town where I imagine a lot of people he knew were fairly content with their lives and had a "sure, kid" attitude because they didn't know any better. While Sawyer had already tried to chase her dream in Hollywood and had it crashed. So she "grew up".

[Assistant]
>>136812207
Suppose that’s fair.


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>>136787821 (OP)
There is good reason to think that this series is a prequel to Bojack

[Assistant]
>>136811490
>>136811803


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>>136811490
Fuck off with your ugly nihilistic show about le depression.

[Assistant]
>>136811490
>>136811803


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>>136787821 (OP)
They’ve had their ups and downs. Their careers sputtered out after their movie tanked in ’97, and they both landed smaller television roles here and there, but after Sawyer refused to put out for better roles and Danny made an unsuccessful bid to join the Looney Tunes in ’01 (his audition was good, but Brendan Fraser delivered the performance the studio was looking for) they decided to give up acting, sold their condo and moved- with their son, Anthony- to Anchorage, Alaska in ’04. Danny went between jobs, working at a fish cannery and a dockyard for some time (though the allure of working as a park ranger was there) while Sawyer tended to the kids- they had three more, Will, Louise and Fredrick. Life went along normally- Sawyer eventually had to get a job herself to support their family, working briefly as a dance instructor before finding a more lucrative job for a local tourism board- until tragically, in 2015, Anthony was killed along with three of his high school classmates after a drunk driver slammed their car into a ravine. The family was devastated, and after a few more years they decided to leave Anchorage and move even further north to Fairbanks, with Danny and Sawyer quickly picking up similar jobs in lumber and tourism respectively. It wasn’t until reaching Fairbanks that Danny began earnestly looking into getting a degree in parks and recreation management, and despite covid lockdowns hampering his progress (and Will’s college admission) he is on course to complete his degree in a couple of months and hopes to have a job in one of the many nearby parks come this autumn. Sawyer is considering a similar career path. All in all, things are going well for them- they have a quiet and relatively stable life, their brief time in Hollywood behind them (Danny and Wile E. Coyote keep up some correspondence, as do Sawyer and Catherine O'Hara) and are very close to their remaining children, but they’ll always miss Anthony terribly.

[Assistant]
>>136789460
Quality post.

The idea of Danny turning into Ron Swanson has me tickled pink.


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>>136811490
>>136811803

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>>136813530
If only


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>>136789460
Quality post.

The idea of Danny turning into Ron Swanson has me tickled pink.

[Assistant]
>>136813680
Thanks, now I'm imagining him with a mustache.


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>>136808023
What idea do you have?

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>>136809209
My main kink is bondage but I love cute and wholesome things with him too.
Don't really have a idea atm


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>>136811490
>>136811803

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>>136813530
Thought that was Marvin for a second...


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>>136810823
Love her expressions, damn. Why can't more cartoons be this expressive?

[Assistant]
>>136811048
Because it would inflate the project's budget tremendously. Better to trim back on animation and spend all that money on advertising.


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>>136797745
>Danny if he a Lackadaisy character

[Assistant] >>136811851


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>>136817754
Hah, I always figured CDD was an influence on Lackadaisy but I hadn't seen this- then again I've mostly just browsed what's on her site, so there's a lot of various DA/tumblr pieces I've missed. Thanks!


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>>136817754
>>136818395
It's odd that webtoon allows violence but not so much of a cleavage.


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>>136817754
Hah, I always figured CDD was an influence on Lackadaisy but I hadn't seen this- then again I've mostly just browsed what's on her site, so there's a lot of various DA/tumblr pieces I've missed. Thanks!

[Assistant]
>>136817754
>>136818395
It's odd that webtoon allows violence but not so much of a cleavage.


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>>136817754
Oh wow


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>>136817754
DID SHE REALLY DRAW THAT???
Ohhhh God


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>>136817754
>Sawyer without her stupid fat legs.
Nice


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>>136817754
>Sawyer without her stupid fat legs.
Nice

[Assistant]
>>136820879
Sawyer needs her big, soft thighs.


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>These threads are now going to be the "omg this inspired Lackadasiy" spam
FML we really monkey pawed ourselves CDDbros

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>>136820900
But did it really? Tracy came up with the Lackadaisy concept in 1994, and Cats Don't Dance wasn't announced to the public until 1996 and was released in 1997.


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>>136817754
>>136818395
It's odd that webtoon allows violence but not so much of a cleavage.

[Assistant]
>>136819240
1920s women didn't have cleavage anon. 1930 too mostly


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>>136820900
But did it really? Tracy came up with the Lackadaisy concept in 1994, and Cats Don't Dance wasn't announced to the public until 1996 and was released in 1997.

[Assistant]
>>136821071
literally all they have in common is a period setting(not even really the same period) and cute cats


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>>136820900
But did it really? Tracy came up with the Lackadaisy concept in 1994, and Cats Don't Dance wasn't announced to the public until 1996 and was released in 1997.

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>>136821071
You can come up with initial stage of a concept that didn't actually get made until 2006 and still very easily be influenced by the cat movie that came out before you drew your first page


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>These threads are now going to be the "omg this inspired Lackadasiy" spam
FML we really monkey pawed ourselves CDDbros

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>>136820900
>>136821071
>Cats Don't Dance wasn't announced to the public until 1996
Thought it was 95. In either case I don't think it matters too much whether it was a direct influence on Tracy or not, and I think there's enough crossover with Lackadaisy fans that we'd naturally find some common ground so I'm ok with them
>>136820879
except you, you cocksucker, YOU walk that shit back right now.


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>>136820900
But did it really? Tracy came up with the Lackadaisy concept in 1994, and Cats Don't Dance wasn't announced to the public until 1996 and was released in 1997.

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>>136820900
>>136821071
>Cats Don't Dance wasn't announced to the public until 1996
Thought it was 95. In either case I don't think it matters too much whether it was a direct influence on Tracy or not, and I think there's enough crossover with Lackadaisy fans that we'd naturally find some common ground so I'm ok with them
>>136820879
except you, you cocksucker, YOU walk that shit back right now.


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>>136817754
>Sawyer without her stupid fat legs.
Nice

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>>136820900
>>136821071
>Cats Don't Dance wasn't announced to the public until 1996
Thought it was 95. In either case I don't think it matters too much whether it was a direct influence on Tracy or not, and I think there's enough crossover with Lackadaisy fans that we'd naturally find some common ground so I'm ok with them
>>136820879
except you, you cocksucker, YOU walk that shit back right now.


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>>136817754
>>136818395
It's odd that webtoon allows violence but not so much of a cleavage.

[Assistant]
>>136819240
Welcome to America


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[User] Good stuff everyone. See ya next time.

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>>136823445
this thread isn't dead yet


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[User] My only gripe with the movie is that Sawyer's voice actor changes when she sings. Wish she could've used her original.

[Assistant]
>>136823487
I think there was some weird contractual stuff going on, like they got Natalie Cole to sing but she dropped out of doing the rest of the VA work so they went with two others? Or was it the other way around. This movie’s production was pretty spotty.


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>>136823487
I think there was some weird contractual stuff going on, like they got Natalie Cole to sing but she dropped out of doing the rest of the VA work so they went with two others? Or was it the other way around. This movie’s production was pretty spotty.

[Assistant]
>>136824063
>Scott Bakula does all his own singing
What a chad.


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>>136824063
>Scott Bakula does all his own singing
What a chad.

[Assistant]
>>136824105
He wasn't afraid to do a bit of song and dance in Quantum Leap. Remember that Motown episode?


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>>136824105
He wasn't afraid to do a bit of song and dance in Quantum Leap. Remember that Motown episode?

[Assistant]
>>136824352
He's apparently always been a big theater guy, soo it's not surprising he jumped at the chance to do all of his own songs.


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>>136823487
I think there was some weird contractual stuff going on, like they got Natalie Cole to sing but she dropped out of doing the rest of the VA work so they went with two others? Or was it the other way around. This movie’s production was pretty spotty.

[Assistant]
>>136824063
Does that mean there exists the singing lines of Sawyer's current VA?


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>>136824063
Does that mean there exists the singing lines of Sawyer's current VA?

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>>136824585
I think they already recorded the songs prior to Jasmine Guy being hired and didn’t want to throw them out.


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>>136824585
I think they already recorded the songs prior to Jasmine Guy being hired and didn’t want to throw them out.

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>>136824623
I wonder if I could pay her to sing them...


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>>136826109
I never appreciated how meticulous character artists were back in the day.

[Assistant] >>136826728


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>>136820900
>>136821071
>Cats Don't Dance wasn't announced to the public until 1996
Thought it was 95. In either case I don't think it matters too much whether it was a direct influence on Tracy or not, and I think there's enough crossover with Lackadaisy fans that we'd naturally find some common ground so I'm ok with them
>>136820879
except you, you cocksucker, YOU walk that shit back right now.

[Assistant]
>>136821311
That must be a rare pin.


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>>136821311
That must be a rare pin.

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>>136828013
IIRC it’s from some kind of Turner Broadcasting press event so yes, quite rare.


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[User] How are they doing

[Assistant] Cute cats. Some argue that Danny is too bland of a protagonist but I have a soft spot for upbeat and optimistic male characters.


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[Assistant] Hard divorce. They both attempted to marry someone else to cope with the battle caused by their lawyers. They just wanted it to be quiet and over but the media made it a big thing. Sawyer can barely get work doing B movies while Danny rarely makes appearances when not working on his drama series.


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[User] How are they doing

[Assistant] Max is the GOAT.


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Sawyer is just so... So...
I want her in my lap, so that I could pet her.


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this is one of those /co/ cult classics that would go over horribly if it wasn't made 20+ years ago

the entire premise is "diversity is actually kinda cool, try not to be a bigot" in the most base level of metaphors


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[Assistant] Vannn draws a wonderful Sawyer, someone should post them!


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>Literally anything with cats
>OMG IS THIS LACKADAISY
I fucking hate this board.


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[Assistant] No Sawyer, no!


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[Assistant] Quietly panicking right now after spontaneously realizing that my lifelong attraction to older women was almost certainly subconsciously caused by the film Cats Don't Dance (1997)


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[Assistant] They have to rank as one of ten best animation couples


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[Assistant] My headcanon for this movie is all characters in this are cartoons, like toontown universe and cartoon animals went out of fashion and human cartoons take it over and Darla is the same as baby Herman from roger rabbit.


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[Assistant] Bump


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[Assistant] Maybe because it's been forever since I have seen the movie, but I always thought they were the same age. I just assumed Sawyer just lived in Hollywood so she knew exactly what Hollywood was like.


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>These threads are now going to be the "omg this inspired Lackadasiy" spam
FML we really monkey pawed ourselves CDDbros


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[Assistant] Good stuff everyone. See ya next time.


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[Assistant] My only gripe with the movie is that Sawyer's voice actor changes when she sings. Wish she could've used her original.


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[User] There will never be a better live action Two Face. So are you happy with it?

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>>136785781 (OP)
CG hasn't aged well, but yeah, that was a pretty good take on the character.


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>>136785781 (OP)
wait until joker 2


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Should have been the main villain of Rises. How Nolan couldn't see that was baffling to me.

So much of TDK's plot riffs off of Long Halloween, I don't understand how he couldn't see the obvious conclusion was to keep Two Face alive and make the next movie basically Dark Victory.

Eckhart even seemed game to return in the role, too.

[Assistant]
>>136786078
That was the original plan, two-face in the third movie.


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[User] There will never be a better live action Two Face. So are you happy with it?

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>>136785781 (OP)
>lives long enough to get revenge before taking his own life
Killmonger is still the GOAT but yeah, Harvey was cool. villains should die in comic book movies, these ain't comic books where they keep coming back because making up new villains is hard.


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[User] There will never be a better live action Two Face. So are you happy with it?

[Assistant]
>>136785781 (OP)
yes


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>>136785781 (OP)

Excuse me?


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[User] There will never be a better live action Two Face. So are you happy with it?

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>>136785781 (OP)
What is the point of caring, if the original DCAU exists?


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>>136785781 (OP)

Excuse me?

[Assistant]
>>136786455
Tommy Lee Jones said he read the golden age comics and he was going for those with his acting.


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>>136785781 (OP)
What is the point of caring, if the original DCAU exists?

[Assistant]
>>136786591
He's barely in it.


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>>136785781 (OP)
>There will never be a better live action Two Face
>yells every line
>tries to loophole his coin flips, like shooting the driver because his original target
>doesnt commit any good actions as a result of a face up


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Should have been the main villain of Rises. How Nolan couldn't see that was baffling to me.

So much of TDK's plot riffs off of Long Halloween, I don't understand how he couldn't see the obvious conclusion was to keep Two Face alive and make the next movie basically Dark Victory.

Eckhart even seemed game to return in the role, too.

[Assistant]
>>136786078
Can't see how they can make a movie out of him.
What's he gonna do after TDK's ending?