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What kind of clay was in use at Don Post studios?

Do I take it this is a cover? It's excellent! ...as a song! Played and sung, but I don't actually know the song! I know the band!! And can only find a live version of this by Jellyfish, did they record a studio version?

Boy 1996

ILM technical wizard = Steve ‘Spaz’ Williams!

Love it! Well done.

En aquellos entonces esto les producía miedo? Perdón son del 2000 para acá y no entiendo mucho

There is NO better effects team in the world, IL&M is unparalleled and their effects work is always so iconic and beautiful!

I worked in HOLLYWOOD for 40 years in various crafts, but I was always an historian especially for 20th Century-Fox... I first heard the name JOHN CHAMBERS shortly after seeing PLANET OF THE APES in a theater during it's original release, and my eyes were opened to his iconic career... The tribute that his fellow artists put together and indeed with the magnificent documentary salute MAKING APES; well, it has to be one of the best behind-the-scenes I've ever seen in this business. Chambers sharing his genius with so many, putting the craft before personal gain, just wanting the art of make-up to revolutionize and offer up new possibilities for movies... what an achievement! Like so much else that is changing in HOLLYWOOD right now, the likes of John Chambers and numerous others in all the movie-making crafts are fast becoming ancient history with CGI and Artificial Intellegence taking over that artistry and human element. The fact that someone with a mouse and a laptop can create scripts, actors, scenery, costumes etc. for audiences that are just as humanoid as everything else... well, being a Baby Boomer I'm so glad and grateful I was around to be a part of HOLLYWOOD history that was very human and very memorable! Thank you Mr. Essman...

Love learning about the techniques for the makeup hyphen the woman who played the witch looked a lot like Margaret Hamilton

I remember ordering this magazine and the VHS. Such a special and fascinating tribute to the artwork and craftsmanship of the original costume & makeup departments at MGM!

Greatness! Love the ending.

The Fact RoddyMcDowall was there the OG!🎉

What material was the Tin Man's "metal" pieces made out of in this tribute? Were they actual aluminum?

That was a wonderful celebration for Mr Chambers birthday and career! Thank you for sharing it! 🖖

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The GREAT John chambers......the one and only!!!

🎉 OUTSTANDING 🎉

My hero. Boris is best, even still today! As a child, I so wanted to befriend his monster. Still do, to this day. However, Boris always acknowledged that he was the best friend he ever had, so I guess it all turned out for the best in the end. 🔩🔩

Ok yeah its based on Chaney, but how can you NOT have the Webber Phantom music as a background!?!

¿AND TOTO THE DOG ? 2023. 🇺🇸👌🐕

Thanks for sharing this!

Good friends

Beautiful video

Does anyone know who John gave his Oscar to? He told me that he was giving it to a fan when he died

0:00 Where is the sound?

Magnificent. Thank you for uploading.

I'm proud to say that I have been a special effects makeup artist for over 35 years. Thanks to men like John Chambers. What an inspiration he was to me!

love

THANKS, SCOTT~!

Fun fact: jess harnell the voice of wakko was cowardly lion in the wizard of oz play remake

Effects get better, movies get worse.

universal made the greatest monster movies of all time. but hammer films made some really good ones to. 🐸

Peirce,Chaney Sr, Smith, Winston, and Savini all I tip my hat to them for being great inspirations to my life and inspiring me to follow my dream as a makeup effects artist this play really moved me deeply. I hope one day maybe to be like them but like they said their is only one Jack pierce, one lon chaney, one savini, one Smith, one Winston. Thank for this play.

Sadly the Academy did not recognize the importance of makeup, it took 1964 for a special award to William Tuttle for the 7 faces and later for John chambers for the apes films. Nobody ever gave Jack any thought. Very sad.

I worked as a lab tech for Rick on this one. Thanks for posting.

Touch my shit

I have been compared to this character by multiple people, based upon my appearance - overall build, multiple scars including some on my *neck* , clumsy shambling walk…

Please, do NOT do a remake of this classic film!

CGI deleted the witch. Her remaining data is now being installed on Microsoft! 🤣

Very Funny. Actually, There really was an Abbott & Costello Cartoon. It was made by Hanna Barbera in the 60's. Lou Costello was Dead by then, But Bud Abbott did the Voice of his own Character. He was very Old and Infirmed, and could barely Record his Lines. Plus this Cartoon was the only work he ever found after making all those films woth Costello.

R.I.P.

The Definitive Frankenstein Monster.

good job man

Such an iconic entrance! I used to love to enter my home like that!

Damn. Gary Oldman is such a great actor, I genuinely thought he looked like a beast in that scene, such a great actor.

It's Burman not Berman

goddamn! Jennifer Tilly is fine AF

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I freakin love Van Helsing❤ One of the greatest actions movies of our time. And I gotta say that those ILM dudes are smarty pants.. I can’t even comprehend what they’re talking about lol

MaJaMa Jams brought me here. It looks like something that would have worked well on Adult Swim.