Fine Tooning with Drew Taylor Episode 17: Who actually did the animation for “Mary Poppins Returns” ?

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🗓️ 4 December 2018

⏱️ 29 minutes

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Drew Taylor & Jim Hill start off this week’s episode by talking about why the late Stan Lee’s cameo in “Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse” is a real standout in that Sony Pictures Animation film. These two then talk about the possible impact that John Lasseter’s slow-motion exit from Disney & Pixar may have had on “The Incredibles 2” & “Ralph Breaks the Internet: Wreck-It Ralph 2.” Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	If a small flock of cartoon bluebirds didn't help you get dressed this morning,
0:05.0	that just means you haven't yet listened to.
0:08.0	Fine-tuning with Jim Hill and Drew Taylor.
0:12.0	No, the black dress slacks please.
0:16.0	Thank you.
0:18.0	And now, Jim Hill. Welcome to fine-tuning with Drew Taylor, your one-stop shop when it comes to animation news and commentary. I'm Drew's co-host, entertainment writer Jim Hill, and first of all all folks though a fine-tuning mini-soe
0:35.0	Is that how they said that mini-soe went live earlier this past week it truth be told
0:39.8	Mr. Hill and I haven't recorded a new podcast since we did our Pixar in the parks event with the Storybook
0:45.4	destination folks in Orlando back November 8th to the 12th.
0:49.6	Yeah. That was over two weeks ago and to be frank a ridiculous amount of animation news is broken over that relatively tiny window of time.
1:00.0	I mean for starters we have to acknowledge that just this past week we lost
1:05.4	Stephen Hillenburger the creator of Spongebob and that still just breaks my heart
1:10.7	so many of us loved that show and when the news broke last year or thereabouts that he was dealing with ALS
1:17.8	It was just kind of hoping he'd beat it but then out ahead of that we lost Stan Lee back on on November 12.
1:24.7	Yeah, that was I think when I was flying home or while we were on the way to the airport after our
1:29.6	whirlwind week in Florida. Yeah, we got that very sad news. What's kind of cool again you went back to
1:35.1	LA and one of the things you got to see when you were back in LA is the full finished
1:40.4	version of Spider-Man into the Spider-Verse which yeah well I should say mostly
1:45.8	finished a lot of the a lot of the credits were unfinished things like that okay yeah
1:50.7	it was pretty finished we'll'll say that. Okay, but words broken that this film also in the tradition of Stanley popping up in Marvel movies. So I'm told this one is actually gets a really strong reaction from audiences is that true or oh yeah
2:05.6	It was it was pretty fresh when I saw it and people were you had you just heard this oh
2:11.6	When he was on the screen because he's in it a lot longer than you would think and it's a fully animated version of Stanley with his voice and it's really it's a really amazing little moment. I think people are going to love it.
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