Before Carl Stalling: Frank Marsales Scoring Hugh Harman & Rudolf Isingās Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies featuring Bosko.Ā Film Daily Year Book, 1932.

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Before Carl Stalling: Frank Marsales Scoring Hugh Harman & Rudolf Isingās Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies featuring Bosko.Ā Film Daily Year Book, 1932.
The beautiful and lovely Judy Garland š¹
She was so talented! I love her so much!
Beautiful Liza Minnelli š¹
In Funimation's old dub of Detective Conan ("Case Closed"), they localized everything to fit a generic American setting, from the names of people and places, to cultural references.
When Shinichi's (Jimmy's) rival, Heiji (Harley) appears, they localize his Osakan background, but don't really stay consistent. The first few times, they mention he's from a fictional city on the West Coast. Then, by the episode where the main characters visit his hometown, they settle on Alberta, Canada, making him Canadian.
This is of course, despite the fact that the visuals very clearly show Osaka, and they don't even bother to name any specific Albertan landmarks. One could argue that it's just some random city named "Alberta," but according to the dub's ADR director, Caitlin Glass, they intended to use Canada for his background.
RecallsĀ Caitlin Glass, āCase ClosedĀ was also the first show I did anyĀ ADRĀ directing for. Somewhere around episode 120 I did a handful of episodes, mostly revolving around the character we called Harley Hartwell (originally Heiji Hattori), Jimmy Kudo's rival. He's supposed to be from Osaka, so there's the rivalry between Tokyo and Osaka as well in the original version. Because of the localizing, our Harley was placed in Canada! I didn't have the actors give the incidental characters accents or anything, but an 'eh' or two might have made their way into theĀ dub, just saying.ā ā "The One Truth, And Nothing But the One Truth: An Oral History of Case Closed"
Given the absurdity of trying to take, what is shown to us, as a distinctly Japanese city, and saying it's America, let alone Canada, I've made a compilation of the few times they localized Osaka/Kansai in the TV anime.
As an addendum, when Funimation dubbed the first six movies, they stuck to a more accurate script, keeping the changed names, but the setting and cultural references mostly Japanese. The third film, "The Last Wizard of the Century," partially takes place in Osaka, and Heiji and Kazuha (Kirsten) are part of the group. However, in the film, Osaka is just Osaka, not Alberta or anything else. For more information, see this blog on dub changes.
Rare Judy Garland cute candid from the early 1940s ā¤šø
more evidence as to why Treg Brown was one of the greatest sound designers to walk the planet: who else would put a HORSE SOUND EFFECT over this, and more importantly who else knew that it would WORK
The cast of āMarried⦠with Childrenā attend HBOās Comic Relief III toĀ benefit Americaās homeless at Universal Amphitheatre in Universal City on March 18, 1989.
Photos by Ralph Dominguez
Coyote vs. ACME
Directed by Dave Green
Warner Animation Group, 2023
Sam & Max Freelance Police Complete Series DVD Artwork
by Steve Purcell
Tome & Janry
āDonald Duck laughs in the face of death! Didnāt you know?ā
āThe Quest for Kalevalaā (1999)
Gay Purr-ee Director: Abe Levitow | Studio: UPA | USA, 1962
Judy Garland posing for Vogue magazine in 1945 š¹š¹š¹
Who else thinks Judy Garland is the most adorable actress EVER! šš
how the FUCK did they make that penguin from wallace and gromit look so evil like itās literally just a plasticine penguin but it somehow radiates Pure Malice look at itĀ
truly character design at its finest
Part of the reason that Wallace and Gromit is so successful is that every single character is just so expressive. The peopleās lips move like half a foot every frame. Gromit has basically only his eyebrows, and he has more personality than two average real people. The Moon Machine was up there with the rest of them, and it didnāt even have a face.
The penguin, on the other hand, never expressed anything at all. Itās designed almost explicitly with purpose of not expressing anything. Itās practically featureless, with only the bare minimum of detail necessary to tell you itās a penguin. It has a face, but it never uses it. It has no sclera, meaning it stares straight ahead at all times. It actively repels most attempts to ascribe any emotion to it ā at best, you can feel that it is coldly satisfied, perhaps detachedly frustrated. Iād say itās like a robot wearing the skin of an animal, but thatās literally the villain of A Close Shave, and he was pretty expressive.
Itās like Aardman found a tiny crack in the likability curve, far away from the uncanny valley but a hell of a lot deeper, and decided to build a penguin there.
āItās like Aardman found a tiny crack in the likability curve, far away from the uncanny valley but a hell of a lot deeper, and decided to build a penguin there.āĀ Ā
This is my new favourite sentence in the English language.Ā
Rare vintage Goku Artwork by Minoru Maeda ( Akira Toriyamaās staff)
From Dragon Ball Z calendar 1991
published by Toei Animation / Akira Toriyama staff / Shueisha / Bird Studio / Fuji tv
Superman (1941), āThe Arctic Giantā