Zig Zag Entry into the Golden City from "The Thief and the Cobbler"
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- Zig Zag Entry into the Golden City from "The Thief and the Cobbler". Animation by Alex Williams, in some parts working over previously animated scenes by Art Babbtit and Russell Hall.
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It should be illegal for one man to have that much swag.
I can only imagine that it was either incredibly fun, or incredibly infuriating animating Zig Zag's walk.
Kind of both at the same time
A True Art indeed
It’s usually both at the same time.
@@asteuartw in other details it felt like he was an octopus, right?
@@scoutart1508 kind of, yes. Or a marionette.
I love how Zig Zag is a mile away from his servants.
And how the procession is preceeded by several thugs whipping the crowd aside.
One of my favorite animated villains just because of how he's animated
And the way he speaks
I know you can't tell from the video resolution but I absolutely adore how the items that fell out of the Cobbler's pockets line up with them spilling out in next scene. I know that this was hellish work, but I appreciate it existing so much.
Thanks! It was hard work, but not hellish. And worth it for the great result. Glad you noticed!
@@asteuartw I heard stories from animators whose shots never ended up in the final product about Richard's standards, but man, are they absolutely met here. I could probably gush about all the tiny details in these scenes alone, it's just a real shame fans don't have a higher quality master for the movie
@@asteuartw i wish you a long life
@@leEvilIdiot Not dead yet!
Yes....many years ago, back in 1990. Some of the animation was roughed out by Art Babbitt in the 1980's, so I was both animator and assistant animator on this sequence.
Which parts in this video did you animate?
@@ExquisiteBean Most but not all. ZigZag dancing on the tack at the end is not by me.
@@asteuartwthat’s amazing! The animation is so fluid! The scene where the thief and the cobbler get entangled with each other is so satisfying to watch
If you could remember how long did it take for you to animate those scenes?
It saddens me so much this wasn't properly finished.
Wait you’re an animator for this movie?? I’m such a fan of this movie! Can you point me in the direction of more of your work?
Zigzag: *Annoyed because he's getting eaten by crocodiles and a vulture while still fucking alive*
Also Zigzag:
I feel like that his feet are probably the most vulnerable part besides his entire body.
1:45 even without the tac Zig Zag's servants fucked up, they failed to put the next carpet down before Zig Zag stepped on the ground
they saw the flood of tacks coming before zigzag did because he was busy walking like a pidgeon
Dude is dripping with Swag, almost as dope as Dr. Livsey's walk
I love the vibes he has during the walk
Animation style reminds me a lot of Felix Colgrave!
yesssssss! I was thinking the same!
Now this is how i want to pull up to the function
I'm so glad that they played the original audio in this video until when Tack was being captured.
Vincent Price was excellent in this movie. I always loved Zig Zag's shoes.
Yes the shoes are a lovely detail. Like a lizard’s tongue
Mr. Williams, your work is impressive!
Thank you!
Master work. Great animation Alex.
Thanks!
Easily some of the best and most creative animation put on picture
Saw this weird cartoon somewhere, the only thing I remember is Zig Zag walk.
The full film is called "The Thief and The Cobbler"
I hear many people say that this movie was never finished due to the director's obsession over perfectionism, is it true?
Hm, that is a long, long story. There is a very good account of it here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Thief_and_the_Cobbler
It’s fairly complicated, but that DOES pretty much sum it up.
He would waste outrageous amounts of time,
outrageous amounts of money (investors money),
throw away footage,
lie to investors about progress, etc,
Like, literally, his team would complete 15 minutes of animation, color and all, and then he would just decide he didn’t like the scene any more, and scrap it (literally scrap it, as in, destroy it all so it could never be used).
The man was a great artist, no doubt, but he had no business throwing around other people’s money.
I remember seeing this as a child. Whether it was on tv or rented from the video store, I don't remember, but a finished version did eventually release at some point in some form.
Man, I wish I could animate like this for my 2D work as an animation student. But it probably takes decades to get skills that good.
It's a bit different working on a big movie; everyone is pushing you hard to do your best work. The process is collegiate and iterative. Lots of sweat and tears along the way.
you know what, it wasnt the cobblers fault, it was the guys whos job it was to move the carpet, they were clearly late as zigzag was stepping on the roadat that point
1:49 has straight up stroke
everythings so...... equally fast moving? i dont know how to put it, its like all movement is capped at a certain speed.
Shoes be like party horns
funny how youtube has decided to push this rather suddenly, also sad to see how much animation really was killed as a genre by Disney before I was even born.
Is TH-cam pushing this? I wonder why?
@@asteuartw Its all over my recommended and I never watch animation stuff on TH-cam as my watch history is largely gaming, history and politics lol
Wait you animated this scene??
Most but not all
Насколько же охуительно это выглядит, в сравнении с Аладином, слизавшим задумку. Крайне жалко, что мультфильм попал в производственный ад и по сути не был завершен, как задумывался.
The thief and the cobbler was supposed to come out before Aladdin. Pity it did not.
@@asteuartw Я хоть что-то, но знаю о нём, у нас был очень хороший обзор про него, смотрел давно, но вроде мультфильм лет десять делался, постоянно не хватало бюджета и работники постепенно бежали в дисней, который с их наработок взял идею дизайн и т.д.
К сожалению слишком много отличных сериалов, мультфильмов, игр и всего остального не увидело свет из-за довольно глупых причин.
@@_lazure_6051 фильм был в производстве почти 30 лет. В разные стадии производства бюджет был тоже разным, но, когда фильм согласились финансировать Warner Bros., денег было достаточно. Режиссер Ричард Уильямс был перфекционистом, и отчасти поэтому фильм превысил установленные Ворнерами рамки бюджета и сильно отстал от графика. В результате фильм у Ричарда Уильямса отобрали, и его версия никогда не увидела свет.
С аниматорами там тоже все не просто. Фильм находился в производстве очень долгое время. За это время, конечно, кого-то уволили, кто-то уходил сам, были разные причины. Некоторые из этих аниматоров, вдохновлённые работой над Вором и Сапожником, оказались в Дисней. А вот что можно назвать воровством, а что - вдохновением, это уже дискуссионный вопрос)
1:39
Wacky Races
Drugs were clearly involved in the making of this movie. lol
er, no, just a lot of hard work over many years!
@@asteuartw I know, it was just a joke. The art style looks like it was pulled straight from a dream and I mean that as a compliment.
@@TheOnePistol Check out old Eastern Bloc animation for a treat.