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May 1991 |
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In the seven years since
our last examination of Rick
Baker and his meteoric career, the still youthful makeup artist has
continued to break new ground in his chosen profession. Among the
triumphs of the period was the creation of a friendly Sasquatch for Harry
and the Hendersons, his transformation of Eddie Murphy into an old
white man in Coming to America, the development of the ultimate
gorilla suit for Gorillas in the Mist and the concoction
of a new batch of mogwais and gremlins for
Gremlins 2. Article by Ron Magid |
In the ever-evolving theme
park business the latest attractions transport thrill-seekers into outer
space, inner body and back in time without ever moving
them off a fixed hydraulic platform. By marrying flight simulator
technology with motion picture effects footage, ride adventures derived
from genre epics such as Star Wars, Innerspace and Back
to the Future employ high-tech visuals and sophisticated motion cues
to create kinetic sensations of pulse-pounding impact. Article by Janine Pourroy |
Spanning much of the twentieth
century, the Godfather trilogy called for many of its
principal players to age during the course of the narrative. Hired
by director Francis Ford Coppola to effect this aging convincingly was
makup master Dick Smith who was involved in all three films. Realistic
bloodletting was also essential. To produce the requisite mayhem,
Coppola engaged two generations of physical effects men - A.D. Flowers,
Sass Bedig, Joseph Lombardi, Lawrence Cavanaugh and R. Bruce Steinheimer. Article by David Morgan |
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