Скачать или смотреть Have you noticed this in classic Disney movies?

The fact that he made Medusa do it too 😂

It makes sense given his personality that Milt would add in a signature technique that only he could do whenever he possibly could. He was a terribly competitive person, not only with other animators, but also with his ex-wife Phyllis Bounds. When she decided to take up something, like tap or play the piano, he decided to do it too, and then tried to best her at it. As for not using live-action reference footage, Milt believed if you worked at your craft and studied people, movement, balance, and weight, you didn’t need a filmed reference to animate convincingly.

Milt Kahl really did resent getting stuck animating what he called the “hardest characters”, like the Prince in Sleeping Beauty because he didn’t show much emotion. He was often assigned the characters that no one else wanted thoughout his career at Disney studios, but he was able to do things with them that (arguably) few others would be able to do.

“The hard characters to do are those that don’t do anything. The Prince is one of those. The hero doesn’t show relation, despair, anger on anything. Heroes are in the middle of everything. That’s what made Johnny Appleseed such an uninteresting character. The hardest thing to do in animation is nothing.” - Milt Kahl

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