Features (1948 thru 1962)
Features (1948 thru 1962)
In all, UPA only produced two features, although many were discussed, including Hecht-Lancaster’s desire to turn James Thurber’s White Deer into a feature. However, UPA did create many memorable titles, credits and interstitials, including The Four Poster, which introduced the international animation community to UPA.
No Minor Vices (MGM)
No Minor Vices (MGM)(1948) Animated Insert Designed by UPA
The Red Pony (Republic Pictures)
The Red Pony (Republic Pictures)(1949) Animated Sections Design: Ted Parmelee
The Four Poster (Columbia Pictures)
The Four Poster (Columbia Pictures)(1952) Animated Interstitials and titles created by: UPA
Director: John Hubley
Animation Artists: Paul Julian, Art Babbitt, Lew Keller
Producer: Stephen Bosustow,
Uncredited: Herb Klynn
Dreamboat (Twentieth Century-Fox)
Dreamboat (Twentieth Century-Fox)(1952) Animated Sections Designed by UPA
The Girl Next Door (Twentieth Century-Fox)
The Girl Next Door (Twentieth Century-Fox)(1953) Animated Sections Designed by UPA
Director: Robert “Bobe” Cannon
The Vikings (United Artists)
The Vikings (United Artists)(1958) Animated Title Sequence designed by UPA
1001 Arabian Nights
1001 Arabian Nights(1959) Executive Producer: Stephen Bosustow
Director: Jack Kinney
Animation Director: Abe Levitow
Sequence Directors: Rudy Larriva, Gil Turner, Osmand Evans, Tom McDonald, Alan Zaslove
Screenplay: Czenzi Ormonde
Story: Dick Shaw, Dick Kinney, Leo Salkin, Pete Burness, Lew Keller, Ed Nofziger,
Ted Allan, Margaret Schneider, Paul Schneider
Production Design: Robert Dranko
Layout: Shirley Silvey, Gene Miller
Color Design: Jules Engel, Bob McIntosh
Background: Boris Gorelick, Barbara Begg, Rosemary O’Connor
Animation: Clarke Mallery, Bob Carlson, Jim Davis, Casey Onaitis, Rudy Zamora,
Stan Wilkins, Harvey Toombs, Phil Duncan, Frank Smith, Ken Hultgren,
Sanford Strother, Ed Friedman, Jack Campbell, Herman Cohen
Dialogue Director: Bill Scott
Voices: Jim Backus (Uncle Abdoul Azziz Magoo), Kathryn Grant (Princess Yasminda),
Dwayne Hickman (Magoo’s Nephew, Aladdin), Hans Conried (Wicked Wazir),
Herschel Bernardi (Jinni of the Lamp), Daws Butler (Omar the Rugmaker),
Alan Reed (Sultan), Clark Sisters (The Three Little Maids from Damascus)
Music: George Dunning
Conductor: Morris Stoloff
Songs: Ned Washington, George Duning
Orchestrations: Arthur Morton
Executive Production Manager: Bug Getzler
Unit Managers: Paul Marron, Robert C. Brown
Supervising Editor: Joe Siracusa
Film Editors: Skip Craig, Earl Bennett
Sound: John Livadary, Marne Fallis
Camera Superviser: Jack Eckes
Camera: J. Dan Miller, Bill Motler
Ink & Paint Supervisor: Marion O’Callahan
Magoo Meets Boing-Boing
Magoo Meets Boing-Boing(1959) Starring: Jim Backus as the Voice of Magoo
Director: Abe Levitow
Story Adaptation: Ron Carver
Design: Tony Rivera
Color: Bob McIntosh, Barbara Begg
Animation: Bob Bentley, Ed Friedman, Tom McDonald, Hank Smith, Gil Turner
Music: Del Castillo
Magoo Meets Frankenstein
Magoo Meets Frankenstein(1960) Starring: Jim Backus as the Voice of Magoo
Directors: Abe Levitow, Gil Turner
Story: Al Bertino, Dick Kinney, Ron Carver
Design: Tony Rivera
Color: Bob McIntosh, Barbara Begg
Animation: Tom McDonald, Ed Friedman, Hank Smith, Bob Bentley
Music: Del Castillo
Recording Studio: Glen Glenn Sound Co.
I Was a Teenage Magoo
I Was a Teenage Magoo(1960) Starring: Jim Backus as the Voice of Magoo
Direction: Clyde Geronimi
Story: Tedd Pierce, Bill Danch
Animation: Bob Bentley, Phil Duncan, Tom McDonald, Gil Turner
Layout: Tom Yakutis
Color Styling: Barbara Begg, Gloria Wood
Gay Purr-ee
Gay Purr-ee(1962) Voices: Judy Garland, Robert Goulet, Red Buttons, Paul Frees, Mel Blanc,
Hermione Gingold, Morey Amsterdam, Joan Gardner, Julie Bennett
Music: Harold Arlen
Lyrics: E. Y. Harburg
Music Arranged and Conducted by: Mort Lindsey
Vocal Arranger: Joseph J. Lilley
Director: Abe Levitow
Sequence Director: Steve Clark
Writers: Dorothy and Chuck Jones
Additional Dialogue: Ralph Wright
Art Director: Victor Haboush
Production Designer: Robert Singer, Richard Ung, “Corny” Cole, Ray Aragon,
Edward Levitt, Ernest Nordli
Color Styling: Gloria Wood, Robert Inman, Don Peters, Phil Norman, Richard Kelsey
Titles: John Hitesman
Animators: Ben Washam, Phil Duncan, Ham Ambro, Ray Patterson, Grant Simmons,
Irv Spence, Don Lusk, Hank Smith, Harvey Toombs, Volus Jones, Ken Harris,
Art Davis, Fred Madison
Associate Producer: Lee Orgel
Production Manager: Earl Jonas
Editorial Supervisor: Ted Baker
Editors: Sam Horta, Earl Bennett
Music Editors: George Probert, Wayne Hughes
Camera: Roy Hutchcroft, Dan Miller, Jack Stevens, Duane Keegan
Checking Supervisor: Grace McCurdy
Executive Producer: Henry G. Saperstein