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And now, Jim Hill.

Welcome to fine-tuning with Drew Taylor, you one-stop shop when it comes to animation news and commentary.

I'm Drew's co-host entertainment writer Jim Hill,

and Drew is just back from Austin where you were at Fantasy Fest is that correct?

Fantastic Fest yes I was there for the weekend and saw a bunch of weird movies, none of which had any animation sadly,

but it was still a wonderful time and love that film festival, see if you ever get down to Austin.

It is just a joy. It's a absolute joy that's where I was sitting behind

animation historian Leonard Malton on the plane out there so there's that

connection very cool okay did ever tell you my letter in Bolton story? No. This was 2005 or thereabouts. The Philadelphia Film Society was honoring Roy E Disney. And so who did he opt to have interview month stage,

but Leonard Moulton?

And this was after the whole Save Disney thing.

Roy was being folded back into the company at this point.

This is right after I want to say Eisner had exited and Eiger was picking up the reins and so at the end of the program people were invited to get

Roy's autograph and mile long line to get Roy's autograph but Leonard is sort of hanging in the

lobby and I walk up to Leonard and

introduce myself and he's like Jim Hill I thought Jim Hill was a myth so I

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