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Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio

Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio

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Sep 8, 2026

Paul DayHOST
27:05
Fox.
Paul DayHOST
27:07
This was at this point, though, because they've done Del Toro's Pinocchio on it as well, because I've got that, and that's very good.
Paul DayHOST
27:13
The film was completed in 1987 and released in 1988, two years before the manga officially ended in 1990.
Paul DayHOST
27:19
Because I think initially he didn't expect to adapt the series outside of manga.
FedsHOST
38:59
You
MartinaHOST
39:00
cannot not... be excited for a Laika movie Laika they work very slowly because they are still a very small kind of independent studio but they have done such a remarkable work through during the years because they they've done box trolls they've done Kubo and the Two Strings now they have Wildwood which to be fair I've heard about i've heard like he has some oscar kind of high yeah yeah high you know like it's gonna go to the oscars and they are the guys yeah exactly they're the guys of coralline and they're the guys of paranormal missing link like they've done some pretty remarkable movies and they're very slow because it takes a long time they work with stop motion for most of their movies and stop motion is a process that takes years years and years but like I'm searching I think to give you an idea um everyone knows like the stop motion that everyone knows is Nightmare Before Christmas and it took to make it I think three and a half years there you go so this gives you and that was produced by Disney who was a massive studio so obviously they put some resources so this is why it takes so long for them to put out a new movie like it's sometimes five years between a movie and another because stop motion requires so much time and so i'm definitely gonna watch this movie because they are masters and also you know that i don't think that a movie entirely in stop motion has ever won an oscar unless guillermo del toro managed to do that with pinocchio Am I
FedsHOST
41:16
wrong? I don't think Pinocchio won, unfortunately.
FedsHOST
41:19
No, right? No, he was nominated, but I don't think he won.
MartinaHOST
41:24
I think so as well.
Dave LeeGUEST
59:54
I think maybe when I was probably 17 or 18, around when Disney first started releasing their stuff to Blu-ray, so maybe I was around 18, I thought, you know what, I'm going to start buying some of this classic animation on Blu-ray and just check out what, you know.
Dave LeeGUEST
60:16
Pinocchio and Sleeping Beauty were like two of the first ones and Snow White.
Dave LeeGUEST
60:21
And I remember just being blown away by the films and how good they looked and how amazing the storytelling was.
Dave LeeGUEST
60:29
And then you dive into the bonus features and the old Disney bonus features.

51 MINS LATER

Jake BostonHOST
111:40
Another newer stop-motion animated movie that I loved watching on Netflix when it got announced for 4K on Criterion.
Jake BostonHOST
111:49
I knew I had to add it to the collection.
Jake BostonHOST
111:50
Del Toro's Pinocchio.
Jake BostonHOST
111:52
And the packaging here is such a cool, unique thing.
HaydenHOST
3:44
Think stop motion.
DuncanHOST
3:46
Pinocchio, okay.
HaydenHOST
3:48
Which, I mean...
HaydenHOST
3:50
I get it.
Ricardo GallegosHOST
2:55
Em, pero normalmente por el hecho de que a la industria entera, entera, sigue considerando a la animación como un arte menor, inciso A, inciso B, no ven cine internacional, inciso C, eh, ven-- creen que la, la animación sigue siendo para niños.
Ricardo GallegosHOST
3:14
O sea, ese discursito que se echó Guillermo del Toro cuando ganó por Pinocho sigue estando presente, no ha cambiado nada.
Ricardo GallegosHOST
3:20
Y como muestra el año pasado, eh, cuando ustedes...
Ricardo GallegosHOST
3:24
Obviamente, son muestras pequeñas, pero sí era triste l-- que esta respuesta fuera tan abrumadora en las encuestas que hacían de votantes anónimos de la academia, ¿no? Hay medios que entrevistan a, a votantes de la academia sin revelar su nombre para que-- saber por quiénes votaron, ¿no? Hay por ahí unas diez, veinte, veinte, esos artículos, eh, en todos los medios.

19 MINS LATER

Jorge EspinosaHOST
23:01
¿Y "Turning Red" fue solita?
Ricardo GallegosHOST
23:03
"Turning Red" fue solita.
Ricardo GallegosHOST
23:05
Fue solita porque ahí hubo variedad bien loca, ¿no? "Pinocho", "Marcel", "El gato con botas" y D-- y, "Desi Beast", que, que fue una-- fue bello verla y-
Jorge EspinosaHOST
23:13
Y, y la de "Onward" fue con "Soul", ¿no?
Quinn CarvalhoGUEST
15:52
It's, it's like fate.
Quinn CarvalhoGUEST
15:53
Like, the, the movie that I worked on with my, where I got my award, the "Pinocchio" movie with Del Toro, that whole film is animated feature, and one of the things that I spent a lot of time doing is replicating foam latex appliances, because everything was sculpted, painted with acrylics, painted with oil paints, uh, carved foam.
Quinn CarvalhoGUEST
16:11
Like, you know, r- r- we weren't recreating life, we were recreating miniatures.
Quinn CarvalhoGUEST
16:14
Re- we were recreating sculptural art.
Gio PetrucciHOST
17:28
What was your favorite part in that process? Because the, what you're describing, it seem, to me as somebody who's in a creative industry, I'm like, yeah, that makes sense.
Gio PetrucciHOST
17:35
But when you're, you're taking that, let's say the concept, and you're bringing it to life in the way that you did, where you're, what you're saying is there's, like, a digital and a tactile component kind of mixed together.
Quinn CarvalhoGUEST
17:45
For "Pinocchio," which is a stop-motion animated feature, like in, like in a regular film, there's captured footage.
Quinn CarvalhoGUEST
17:53
There's shots that would've been storyboarded and then built as sets, right?
Dawn SellersHOST
0:51
We also talk about Jared's other work as a first assistant director and production scheduler with Shadow Machine.
Dawn SellersHOST
0:59
He worked on Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio, which won the Oscar, Golden Globe, BAFTA awards, among others for best animated feature.
Dawn SellersHOST
1:09
This interview is the final one in a series of conversations this summer with filmmakers whose work will be screening at the Portland Festival of Cinema, Animation and Technology.
Dawn SellersHOST
1:21
I hope you enjoy this episode of Oregon Indie Film.

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Dawn SellersHOST
6:48
And Box Trolls.
Dawn SellersHOST
6:51
Yeah.
Dawn SellersHOST
6:53
I think most recently Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio, which is sort of a big deal, award-winning.
Jared BumgarnerGUEST
7:02
Yeah.

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