Disney 100: Animation boss Jennifer Lee says strike could halt production
Disney 100: Animation boss Jennifer Lee says strike could halt production
The director of Frozen warns strikes may hit Disney animation production by the end of this year.
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That's kinda the point, genius.
67 0 ReplyFrfr - like “No shit, dumbass.”
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Kinda the point, isn't it?
It must be interesting being one of Disney's senior executives, and being married to one of the striking actors.
24 0 ReplyIf you can understand then provide the fair wages!!!
20 0 ReplyThe Butcher understands where the pig is coming from when it wants to live but the butcher has a job to do.
2 0 ReplyNot sure it makes the point you want it to make when you compare actors to pigs getting led to slaughter.
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Good. Make the strike permanent then.
14 0 ReplyThis is the best summary I could come up with:
A senior Disney creative has warned the actors' strike could halt animation production later this year.
Jennifer Lee, chief creative officer of Walt Disney Animation Studios, has been able to "keep things going" up to now.
Speaking to BBC Radio 4's The Media Show, she said: "I can understand where everyone is coming from in terms of wanting fair wages."
Lee won an Oscar for writing and directing the hugely popular animated film Frozen.
The 2013 hit, a tale of sisterly love and the lengths siblings will go for each other, marked an evolution in Disney story-telling.
Five years later they introduced Mickey and Minnie Mouse to the world, in the black and white early masterpiece, Steamboat Willie.
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3 0 ReplyThe 2018 classic Steamboat Willie lol
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