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Frank and Ollie | Year: 1995 Classification: Documentary Directed: - Theodore Thomas A wonderful look into the lives of Frank and Ollie This is a wonderful tale of 2 of Walt Disney's "nine old men". I had no idea that the two of them were as close as they were. Shot in a documentary-style, so the viewer has a sense of being their houseguest. Lifelong friends, who shared the same career, and very similar, and disimilar life experiences. This film is for anyone who truly appreciates classic animation. By the end of the film, I understood their artistic motivations, as well as their struggles and triumphs. I also got some insight into their relationship with Walt(Disney), and how his death affected them. A truly wonderful film. I own a copy, and highly recommend it. Disappointing. This video focuses on two famous animators for Disney, Frank Thomas and Ollie Johnston. A big fan of their Disney animation, I expected to see more emphasis on their work for the co., like the creative process involved in designing specific characters and conveying emotions/actions through animation. The ads and even the cover of the VHS box made it look like that's what I'd be getting, but this video is a somewhat boring look at the two's histories, their friendship, their wives, etc. It was not exciting to watch and would have been pepped by more animated clips. I could not recommend this. Buy Frank And Ollie at Amazon.com Buy posters at Allposters.com Jamster - the latest ringtones for your phone!  Search with Walhello on the Internet on Frank And Ollie Search with the Priority Search Engine on Frank And Ollie This page in other languages: Suomeksi | Nederlands | Deutsch
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