Snow White

I have a little kid, a little boy.

Took my boy the other day to see Snow White.

Because I think it's very important for a kid to see the classics, like Gone with the Wind, Ben-Hur, Porky's.

Who would name their kid Porky? Say, name me your son Meatloaf or something.

Our daughter, Mashed Potatoes.

And the dog, Bob.

Took my little boy to see Snow White.

Now, for those of you people in this audience who have never taken a child to see a Sunday afternoon matinee, you're all going to do it.

The 89 Kielis Gavioli di Ocher.

And some music, of course, one of those old original Disney animations, the Snow White, of course, wonderful.

Right, it's time for this.

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I don't think we have the modern action effects heavy popcorn movie without King Kong.

So it was a real tough choice between that and what I did eventually go with, which is Disney's Snow White.

And part of the reason I went with Snow White, in addition to this is the first feature length animated film, it's obviously a massive hit.

It really, really attracts a whole world.

The four quadrant movie is to some degree invented by Snow White.

But it also, in terms of a movie studio, is that what Disney did is kind of point to what a studio working together can do.

Because there's about seven or eight years of them planning to do Snow White where they are going, okay, we've never really done human figures.

So let's practice doing shorts on human figures.

Uh, a lot like, like, kinda like, "Am I tripping, or did that guy, that really good-looking gnome's eyes just change color?" [laughs]

Well, what I thought of, and, you know, hopefully Garl doesn't get too mad at me and pull a prank on me, but you know when, like, in the Disney's Snow White movie, Dopey holds up, like, the diamonds to his eyes?

Yes.

Like, that's what I was imagining, right? Like actual, like, gemstones for eyes.