Peter Kline
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DALI-DISNEY MOVIE MAKES ITS 60-YEAR-DELAYED DEBUT
Sixty years after it was conceived, a film representing the collaboration of Walt Disney and surrealist artist Salvador Dali has debuted at the International Animated Film Festival in Annecy, France. The film includes a 17-second sequence that was completed by Dali himself when he worked at the Disney studios in Burbank, CA in the mid-1940s. The rest of the film was created from sketches and storyboards that he produced, together with Fantasia animators John Hench and Bob Cormack, before the project was abandoned. Britain's Scotsman newspaper quoted festival director Serge Bromberg as saying that the completed film had given Disney back "a bit of its history."
Sixty years after it was conceived, a film representing the collaboration of Walt Disney and surrealist artist Salvador Dali has debuted at the International Animated Film Festival in Annecy, France. The film includes a 17-second sequence that was completed by Dali himself when he worked at the Disney studios in Burbank, CA in the mid-1940s. The rest of the film was created from sketches and storyboards that he produced, together with Fantasia animators John Hench and Bob Cormack, before the project was abandoned. Britain's Scotsman newspaper quoted festival director Serge Bromberg as saying that the completed film had given Disney back "a bit of its history."