Walt Disney Biopic Poster Is Fake: Wish It Was Real?
SodaHead Film
2012/03/14 13:00:00
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French graphic artist Pascal Witaszek has a great idea for a Walt Disney biopic. If it were up to Witaszek, it would star "Blue Valentine" actor Ryan Gosling, be under the guidence of "A Beautiful Mind" director Ron Howard, and be titled, simply, "Walt." Unfortunately for those of you who agree, it's not up to him. It's just an intriguing idea he turned into a remarkably convincing movie poster. But Disney, an animator himself, has been quoted as saying, "All our dreams can come true, if we have the courage to pursue them."
Witaszek is certainly pursuing it to the best of his abilities. He's no film producer, but it's quite a pitch. The tagline: "Of a Mouse and a Man," a play on the classic Steinbeck novella; the cast: Marion Cotillard, Ewan McGregor, Michele Williams, Matthew Fox, and of course, Gosling, who happens to have started out in The Mickey Mouse Club. He's a little old to play an early Disney (Gosling is 32), but it's still a tempting pick. Do you think a biopic about Walt Disney sounds intriguing? And if you're not down with Witaszek's idea, what would you do differently?
Witaszek is certainly pursuing it to the best of his abilities. He's no film producer, but it's quite a pitch. The tagline: "Of a Mouse and a Man," a play on the classic Steinbeck novella; the cast: Marion Cotillard, Ewan McGregor, Michele Williams, Matthew Fox, and of course, Gosling, who happens to have started out in The Mickey Mouse Club. He's a little old to play an early Disney (Gosling is 32), but it's still a tempting pick. Do you think a biopic about Walt Disney sounds intriguing? And if you're not down with Witaszek's idea, what would you do differently?
And Ryan would make a wonderful Walt, he has the same mannerism as walt.
Walt was always an innovator, so he would've loved what Pixar has done, but he never would've let his hand-drawn 2D cartoons dwindle away and disappear, like his successors have. He also would never have allowed the television cartoon series' departments to have copied Nickelodeon's style to make cheap-looking, distorted, ugly
animation. Walt was a leader, never a follower, or a copycat. We miss you, Walt!
now it's this crap that's just depressing to watch!!! >.<