Feb 24, 2025
Hey everybody, today is 85th Anniversary of Pinocchio! :D
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Hey everybody, today is 85th Anniversary of Pinocchio! :D
Hey everybody, today is 85th Anniversary of Pinocchio! :D
Вот тебе и буратино!
http://civilization-history.ru/post/114932106061
Вот тебе и буратино!
The Making of a New Friend- Dark Aurora and Pinocchio
Aurora lounged in room, and had a thought. Since her birthday was coming up, why not go to town and get a few things?
Flight of foot, sure and steady. She raced down the mountain, never once slipping. Before she knew it, she was at the tree line. Slowing to a walk, she heard something, strange, and it seemed to sound....
Twinkly?
Was that even a word? She followed the sound, making sure to stay hidden, and she found a person. A small person, a little girl, playing with a doll. Just as she was about to confront the girl, a low voice called from far off, "Eva! Time to come in" followed by the ringing of a bell. The little girl dropped her doll and ran off, leaving Aurora alone with the thing. She stepped forward, examining it, it wasn't a doll at all, it was a puppet. She dropped the puppet and set it on fire. Now the little girl wouldn't have her precious puppet. Grabbing her wand, she turned a whole row of trees into puppets. She inspected each one, burning the ones she hated, until she reached the last one. She held it in her hands. A standard puppet by most, simple, yet something about it made her smile.
This was the puppet she didn't burn, instead, she gave it life.
Pinocchio!
Del Toro's Pinocchio was conceived with script-writer Matthew Robbins and inspired by storyteller Gris Grimly's unique vision of the classic Collodi fairytale, published in 2002. Grimly, a Los Angeles-based artist, will co-direct along with Mark Gustafson, the animation director for Wes Anderson's 2009 stop-motion feature Fantastic Mr. Fox. Production is set to begin later this year with famed Australian rock artist and film composer Nick Cave on board as a music consultant.
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